BigAl2526

I saw a couple from Dawson Knox today. I missed a good part of the first quarter. I think the first quarter was the worst, statistically, for Allen passing the ball. I also missed Josh's big run.

LOL That may not be the case any more.

I don't mind blowout wins a bit.

When on offense, the Jets have a running back who is faster than Derrick Henry, but not as heavy. There should be less of an issue with being bowled over, but it's' even more important to keep him from getting behind the DBs. Their QB is not as fast as Jackson, but still plenty athletic. Hopefully Tre White can come back. The Ed Oliver injury is worrisome. The injury report says it's an ankle. That likely means a sprain. Whether is its high or low, we'll have to wait and see what the Bills tell us. Hopefully, the boot is just precautionary until the Bills know the severity of the injury, and hopefully, it turns out to be very minor.

For good luck.

Agreed. Ogunjobi may have a struggle just to make the 53 man roster. At the very least, Buffalo is going to be very deep at cornerback and defensive end, assuming everybody can stay healthy.

I'm in two. In the first, I have Dallas over the Giants. In the second, I have San Francisco over New Orleans. The Dallas pick is probably a bit risky, but I think Russell Wilson is probably toast and the Giants aren't ready to trust Jaxon Dart just yet.

That's also why the Bills only had Prater on the PS and activated him from the PS for the Ravens game. They have since signed him to the 53 man roster.

There's always driving across the state if you enjoy flat, featureless landscapes.

Any other choice would have been a travesty.

Like many others, I was concerned that when Buffalo added defensive tackle help in the off-season, the additions all seemed to fit 3 tech DT better than 1 tech, even 330 lb Deone Walker and even Jordan Phillips, in spite of the shortcomings of Daquan Jones last season. If the Bills are deciding to address nose tackle just now, there is no way they are going to find much more than table scraps. The best the Bills can hope for is that their coaching can tap some upside in Mathis that has thus far not shown.

Let me get this straight, Spags, Buffalo beats the team that many thought might be the best team in the league, while the Jests lost to to a middling team led by a fossil at QB, and you think the Bills are the losers in this matchup? You know, the New York metro area probably has a robust mental health system in place. You should check into it

I think those who left the stadium early have already been punished enough for having missed one of the greatest comebacks in history.

Josh Allen deserves the most credit, obviously. Not sure who to blame, but the run defense was abysmal.

To me, DaQuan Jones, Deone Wallker and TJ Sanders were relatively invisible. I think Rousseau and Bosa had a pretty solid game to compliment Oliver's great game.