UKBillFan

Last week I watched the Sunday games in full live. Split what to do this week; whether to do the same or to follow Red Zone. Think I'll probably repeat what I did last week.

Isn't the issue that it's "he said, she said"? The only evidence that we're aware of regarding the victim not remembering anything is because she says so. Presumably, this is where witnesses will come in, to either verify she seemed out of it or she came across as concious and able to make decisions. Though both sides seem to have witnesses saying opposing things so it could be a case of "he said, she said" again. I'm not saying she's lying, but in the court of law it is a case of innocent until proven guilty, so the prosecution will have to convince the judge (and/or jury) beyong reasonable doubt that she was not in a state to make decisions, was taken into a side room, and was raped.

I imagine their defence will be that she was in a position to give consent and did so. The prosecution will state as you say above.

I'm not sure what the defence of the others is - could be that it was consenual. Unlike with Araiza (in the first instance, at least) this is, of course, disputed.

Seems like it. I thought Derwin James would get cited for body slamming Travis Kelce. Though that game was a week after ours so there is still time.

That'd be good, though missing Oliver and Settle would be a concern.

Cade McManamara out a few weeks with a lower body injury. The stupid thing it was off a play he didn't need to do; he could have let the clock wind down to half time. Don't think he wanted to go off the field on a sack so pushed it, and the line collapsed for a second time around him. Can't help but feel it would have been better for him if Harbaugh had made the call earlier so he could have taken his chances on the transfer portal.

It will be very disappointing not to have Gabe out there but I'm more worried about missing Oliver, Settle and Jackson to be honest.

Some College Football is tough to watch. I only want to see 60+ blowouts if the Bills are on the winning side.

Don't take away my reading of the situation. 😄

I find it funny that Josh has seemingly got away with face humping him.

Mahomes lucked out on the first 'interception'; that was such a tick tack call. And the third interception attempt should have been held. Hopefully he's using his luck up in the regular season. Saying that, there's no doubt he's a phenomenal Quarterback. Herbert was drafted two years after Josh - it was 2020 when Josh really took off so Herbert has time; at this point of his career I'd say he is ahead of Josh but whether he'll continue on the same trajectory is up for debate. Three superb Quarterbacks... shame the other two are also in the AFC!

Even then, there's no reason the London games couldn't take place at the early or late afternoon kick off (ET) time.

Everyone and ourselves. It’s a long season, a lot can happen and freak results happen every week.

Cowboys. Definitely.

And last year we lost to the Jags. I think the Titans got beat by the Cardinals in week one last year. They’ll be wounded and want to respond.

I think the Bills and Chiefs are the favourites but it's week one. Who would have put the Bengals in the Super Bowl this time last year?

"[Rodgers] has got nobody", says Olsen - even though there was a receiver standing free close to, I think, the first down mark. ETA - He was just beyond the line of scrimmage

In the NFL, anyone can beat whoever on the day. All we can do is ensure we do our part and not worry about long term opposition.

Then, no, I wouldn't swap. Diggs' knowledge, skill and experience is key for us.

I assume you mean if we could go back and make the decision again, knowing what we know about Jefferson? I wouldn't swap them as it stands now. The relationship Diggs has developed with Josh and the rest is instrumental to us. It can't be under-estimated.

The Rams defense is far better than the Cardinals defense, and he hasn't had a 'fumble' interception against him yet.

Daboll is indeed a miracle worker.

The receivers didn't get separation, the coach called the wrong play, the General Manager got rid of Adams, the sun was in his eyes and the defensive player shouldn't have had the temerity of sacking him.

That was an abysmal sack and fumble by Rodgers - he had time to throw the ball away, he was even looking at the oncoming defensive player at one point.