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Then we will be visited by the three horsemen of the apocalypse.

TD Pats.

They'd be in meltdown if they lost to the Titans. But I can't see it happening.

I can't see Levis doing much against the Jets defense. Despite what happened on Monday night, it's not dreadful.

They were stupid enough to give him that contract in the first place. I don't blame him for wanting to being paid it in full. From a personal point of view, I won't enjoy watching Tua play, if he ever comes back, as I'll fear him going down again - and whether the next case be even more serious than what's gone before. Of course, he shouldn't make his decision based on the personal enjoyment of those watching the game, but it doesn't make the situation as less palatable.

For any British brethen who do not have DAZN, the Sunday evening games on Sky are... 6pm - 49ers at Vikings 9.25pm - Bengals at Chiefs

Davis slipped badly around the same area of the field a couple of plays before the shanked FG attempt. Watching it back, and following Bass rather than the ball, his plant foot was never planted - it basically skidded along the turf. I don't think the ball was tipped.

They did return to it at the top of the second hour and focused on the game itself. I was thinking the same as you after the first hour.

Though this isn't a random injury out of nowhere which could happen to anybody. They had two, arguably three, concussions to consider which they ultimately dismiss. And, not to be too much of a b about it, but Tua isn't in the grade A list of QBs. You have a Mahomes or a Josh or perhaps, with his future potential, a Stroud, you maybe take the risk because of what they provide on the field of play. Tua doesn't quite have the talent to make it worthwhile yet, possibly because even the grade B list isn't that long, they took the gamble. But it seemed ridiculous and risky at the time. Now even more so. If the Brown's decision making was an unforced error I think it could be argued the Dolphins' move was a forced one - but an error all the same.

You could say the same about the Chiefs wide receiver room. Talented but no clear number one. I know the response to this so will just say, yes, Kelce makes a huge difference on that offense. But, even if he missed a few games, I think Mahomes and the WR room/remaining TEs would make it work.

Yes. Hurt his non-throwing hand on the hurdle touchdown.

It's Josh Allen. He could be in a similar position to The Black Knight in Monty Python and have the same reaction.

I suppose the argument is this is Olsen's fourth full year whilst it's Brady's first game. I prefer Olsen at this stage, but perhaps that's to be expected - and that's not because it's Brady.

He basically said earlier the best way to defeat the Browns would be to have a mixed offense of run and pass plays. Thanks, Tom.

Josh - Shakir - Cook (honorable... feels weird spelling it like that... mention to Coleman and Hollins) Rousseau - Lewis - tough one... I'll go for Miller

Anyone seen this story before?

For all the whining about Diggs - which is going to get tired quick - the Bills have scored 31 points. If they lose, it's not because of the offense.

Special Teams had actually looked pretty good up to then.

Think he's had one.

Still would be happier if McDermott was the DC and we had an offensive minded HC. This doesn't change that, as great as it is to see. And I accept McDermott will move on, not step down to DC.

You say that as if you're shocked. You are a Bills fan, right? 😁

That's to come on the O Line.

True. Though every QB will turn the ball over at some point, and in an utterly stupid fashion.

Just spitballing, but could so many penalties at the line be down to the change at centre? For some reason, they haven't got the snap call down?

I don't mind him not throwing to Samuel. I do mind the lack of protection on the ball after having eight to nine seconds with it.