UKBillFan

To be fair to Mayfield at least two of his INT's were PI's. This has a bit of a Bills@Bucs vibe about it.

Good old Baker...

Looked like a 1st Down to me.

If we were playing like the Packers now, this forum would be close to meltdown - can't catch, can't tackle, can't stop the run. They look all over the place.

I get what you're saying. The team felt like they were working as one last year whereas this everything seems off kilter; as if there is some tension and issues somewhere which is seeping onto the field. But am I feeling that simply because we're 8-6 off the back of one of the easiest schedules on paper? And, if so, the blocked punt against the Steelers, Josh's slip versus the Titans, the bogus calls when facing the Bucs, the opportunities at home to the Pats, and whatever happened in the game against the Jags... we could feasibly 13-1. Saying that, good signs know how to win tight games more often than not and we have failed time and time again this season. Is it just bad luck or something more deep-rooted? So much hope went into this season and now it feels, somewhat over-dramatically, like we're on a precipice. Will we fall?

Sorry, this is my fault, I jinxed it by saying we had adequate cover when Beasley went down with it. Hope Davis is ok.

Good to hear the treatment helped; hope his health continues to improve.

Yes, Feliciano said he was vaccinated and this was backed up by Beasley. Not according to the data in the U.K. Maybe it is different in America.

Appreciate your comment and the breakdown of figures. Guess your final comment is what I meant by treatments needing a hospital bed though didn’t phrase it very well!

I agree with this - the only reason the NFL has stopped testing everyone is because they want the season to continue as planned due to the money involved.

“I’m sure he didn’t get this kind of energy”. Well, no… because he was vaccinated. And would have probably been in a worse state if he hadn’t been so thank goodness Feliciano took it up.

Though in the case of unvaccinated v vaccinated players, the former are still at a disadvantage, which has been the case all along.

Reports from the UK is that 90% of those in hospital being treated for Covid are unvaccinated. Good to hear Beasley is fine but the vaccination v treatment approach outlined his reply to Feliciano is stupid to put it mildly. Treatments take longer to implement and also means a hospital bed is taken up to carry them out.

Hence I said “at this point” - it could get worse!

Who have we still got available at WR at this point? Diggs, Davis, Kumerow, McKenzie and Stevenson? It could be worse.

From a selfish point of view if he had been jabbed he may have missed out on the testing and still been clear for Sunday, though I think the regulations are farcical. Hope he recovers quickly.

Nothing to do with testing positives but will mean they’ll be tested less, providing they stay symptom free.

Unvaccinated players tested daily, I think. Vaccinated players are picked randomly to be tested and symptomatic players are tested too.

Not good news for us - not only could it affect their game against Steelers but also the following week against the Bengals. If we lose to the Pats we really need the Chiefs to win both.

Think it’s because there is a greater likelihood is they’ll contract and spread Omnicron should they come into contact someone with it.

If reverse jinxes work I'll keep doing them!

Phew - that was too close for comfort!

Oh sod off zebras.

Renfrow is just as likely to fumble it.

So how will Carr mess this up, then?