BigAl2526

Week 1: Rams Week 2: Broncos Week 3: Cardinals Week 4: Bengals I figure this is a good opportunity to pick a team that might not be dominant in other games, but should win versus a struggling team. I can save a supposedly dominant team for a later week.

I posted elsewhere that I think Buffalo should start Moss when they play a team with a good physical defensive line. I think when Buffalo plays a team with a soso defensive line, they should start Singletary. That's because Moss seems better and making something out of nothing. When the offensive line can blow holes in the defensive line, Singletary has more ability to make people miss when he gets into the open field.

He's in better shape than he's been in the past.

Who is "Muffler" I thought the WFT QB was Taylor Heineke.

Including Hurts, Alabama has put 3 QBs in the NFL in the last 3 years. That pretty much speaks for itself. As far as QBs with a full set of elite traits are concerned, those are rarities even in the NFL. I'm sure if Alabama could recruit one, they would, but Nick Saban is competing with lots of other teams, and Saban is not omniscient. He can also miss on a player, like so many other missed on Josh Allen. At some point, I think Saban is likely to hit on a QB who has it all.

No need to restate the Washington results, and the Houston game. regardless of a so-called mini bye, is as close to a "gimme" game as the league will likely see this season. I don't think having played two bad teams coming off "mini-byes" will have any detrimental effect on the Bills when they face KC and Tennessee. The concerns facing KC are about whether or not KC can get themselves straightened out, and can Josh Gordon get on the field in two weeks and be effective. Tennessee is probably less of a concern than KC. Even though their record is 2-1, the same as Buffalo, they have a net - 13 point differential where Buffalo is tied for the league lead with a + 50.

Hope so. It would be like having to drag an anchor around to the team if they gave Jackson that kind of deal.

I think it is relatively easy to predict the AFCE and AFCS. I think way too many things can happen in the AFCN and AFCW to start etching anyone in stone.

If KC is not feeling the pressure yet, they must be brain dead.

Regarding Chandler's initial point of discussion, I think it illustrates the risk of giving key starters too little playing time in preseason. Everyone was worried about Josh Allen regressing, but maybe it was just rust. I think it is also true that Buffalo has tended to struggle with defensive lines that are big, tough, and most of all physical. Pittsburgh, in my opinion, is one of the more physical defensive lines in the league. They like to beat up on offensive lines if they can.

I'm OK with making taunting an unsportsmanlike penalty if they want. I think a fine is a bit much. Maybe if a player engages in such behavior regularly.

It helps keep our young defensive ends' confidence sky high as they breeze by Hart every day in practice.

"Actually, we were just playing not to win."

If Philly plays him they are probably in bad shape. It might be a year or two before we'll know whether he can play or not, but I don't think he's ready to line up in the NFL right now.

Actually, I posted as TigerJ for years. I wasn't banned at all, but somehow my computer lost the login information and I couldn't remember my password. I tried following the prescribed procedure to get a link to change my password, but never got an email. After a few months, I just decided to apply for a new account with a new user name. A troll job is a troll job regardless of how long I or Gugny has been a member.

Honestly, the OP looks like a troll job. Epenesa was hitting Tagovailoa as the ball was leaving, not a late hit. It was not too high, not too low. When they landed Epenesa was perpendicular across his chest, but he was on his hands and knees in a crawl position and did not look as if he was putting weight on Tua. It could not have been much cleaner unless Tua still had a hold of the ball going down.

On the stat sheet Star Lotulelei only had a single tackle, but may have had a lot to do with Miami failing (though barely) to get 4 yards per carry from their running backs. Likewise, Jerry Hughes and Mario Addison were relatively invisible, but I can't really think of any contributions they made that wouldn't have shown up on the state sheet. I think they were just plain not very effective. I can't really imagine a scenario where Hughes and Addison are with the team in 2022. Oliver was not on the stat sheet at all. He needs to start showing up.

It may seem like an arbitrary and unnecessary rule to some, but it's not the first time the league has decided to make a rule about something that a loot of fans, players and coaches don't mind. In the final analysis, it is a rule because the people making the rules think it should be. They have that right, and the only way that will change is if having it as a penalty somehow costs the league.

I'm very happy with the game results. I'm thrilled with the defense. I'm pretty happy with the offense. Why pretty happy with the offense? I believe at this point Josh Allen's struggles are far from incurable. Though Allen had a fairly poor completion percentage, he took care of the football. At the same time, the running game is looking more effective than it did in 2020. I think that between the running game and the defense, it will take some of the pressure off of Allen as he tries to straighten his game out. Having a mediocre opponent next Sunday won't hurt.

I think he's somewhat underutilized, but he's done everything asked of him. No drops through two games.

The nice thing is, it was a clean hit. Epenesa made a lot of nice plays, like that one, that never even made it to the stat sheet

I think somebody should put Millen and Rex Ryan in a broadcast booth together. That would be a riot. LOL

If the toe is in bounds and the heel never touches the ground, it's still a reception.

To rub salt in any NY Jets wounds, Sam Darnold was 26 of 38 for 305 yards, 2 TDs and 1 interception.

Tagovailoa is a rhythm passer who tends to throw more short stuff. I think man coverage is generally going to be more effective versus that kind of QB. Whether or not Wallace can be effective depends on the receiver. He's slow, and not particularly strong, so he'll be vulnerable to burners, and also big, physical receivers. Unfortunately, Miami has both size and speed. Parker is big, and pretty fast to boot. Fuller and Waddle are both burners. Whatever Buffalo does, Wallace is going to need help.