UKBillFan

Bucs are missing a lot of players on offense. Allen looks clueless on how to utilise the Saints. Jags up 23-0 with XP to come against the Colts.

As per the previous post, Brady's not happy.

I'll be surprised if he does - the Titans are a better team than the Dolphins.

Evans is back for the Bucs.

Bucs are falling apart physically - Wells injured and Evans now limping on top of the issues they already had.

Mitch better than Tua and Jones? On the season so far?

Thanks for picking Bucs at Saints, Sky. It's been a thriller.

He injured his hand on a botched snap early in the game. They should perhaps consider bringing in the back up.

What - do you think I'm good at multi-tasking? Watching on screen and following the forum is enough! Plus I'll catch up on the games I want to throughout the week as well.

Jameis Winston - had space in front of him, stopped to throw and got the ball patted out of his hand. Very poor play.

I've only seen Taysom Hill play a couple of snaps. How much are they paying him to cheer lead from the sidelines?

As we seem to follow his every move, OBJ is at Bucs at Saints.

Bucs went for it on 4&1 and were stopped.

No, Phoebe Schecter. Think it was an internship rather than a full role, reading up on her.

The pundit on Sky is NOT a fan of Tua; just said he is not the Quarterback you want 14-0 down on the road; and the female pundit (who used to be with the Bills) said he's not different to last year and Miami need more.

I said yesterday and I'll repeat - it will be disappointing to be missing Davis but I feel we can cover him better than Settle, Jackson and maybe Oliver. Hopefully at least two of those three will be back. I saw a positive tweet regarding Settle.

0-6?! I can be unduly pessimistic but I can't see us going 0-6.

From the coverage on Sky Sports... Presenter: Tua has just thrown an interception... Pundit: Of course he has.

Wouldn't have thought losing Watt would hamper them that much against the Patriots. Matt Ryan's thrown an interception against Jacksonville.

Hence it will be a surprise - but surprises happen. Look at us at the Jags last year.

No, unfortunately. I'm hoping the Cowboys will surprise the Bengals - if the latter's O Line is as bad as last week they may have a chance though the Cowboys will have to pick up on opening week.

The strange one for me is when the clocks go back, as it tends to be week earlier here than in the US. Having to suddenly remember the Sunday games will start at five past five instead of just after six. Red Zone on the projector screen sounds fantastic - that and watching the games will fellow fans. I know a couple of others but I don't think they're into the NFL as a whole as I am.

I imagine there must be more witnesses from within the party itself. It must be difficult for all concerned waiting for a decision to be made, which probably led to the civil charge being made when it looked like Araiza was going to become a cult figure at the Bills if not in the entire NFL.

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.