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Transcript for those who can't watch: "We went into a very hostile environment... I will say this, those fans really brought their A game. It was so loud, I could barely hear Tua the first play of the game. That caused a lot of miscommunication of the offensive side of the ball. Their fans made it so hard for us to hear the play call. You know how I like do motion, and I almost can time it. I can hear the center, or I can hear Tua. I couldn't even tell like when the ball was snapped at times. That's how loud their fans was."

Players Philanthropy Fund is the sponsor of Tre's charity, and collects a 6% fee of all deposits (yes, about $2 of every $27 donation goes to the sponsor). It's essentially a 501(c)(3) vehicle so that players do not have to do the paperwork of setting up a trust. It's administrative. They, however, do not decide where the money goes or how it is used and the player can choose to end the sponsorship with a 60 days notice at any time.

I thought people would have learned when $100,000 of Bills fan donations to Andy Daltons charity went to "management". It's not entirely surprising. Some reports have shown that 3/4 of athlete charities do not meet typical nonprofit standards. In my opinion, people are MUCH better off sending Tre a "get well better" card to Two Bills Drive (these do reach the players), and then donating dollars to a real established foundation that has a history of high donation-to-giving ratios.

This thread reminds me of the pure hopelessness of teams that don't have a franchise QB. It's only been 6 years since the drought yet i've already forgotten how people can stand to sit through a season where the team clearly has no chance of competing for a Super Bowl.

He has 21 days to be activated to the roster once the team takes him off of PUP. However, the team can technically keep him on PUP as long as they want. For example: My personal desire was for him to stay on PUP another 4 to 5 weeks, then allow him to practice for 21 days, and then he plays his first game against the Chiefs on December 10th. That scenario would give us a healthy Von Miller for the home stretch (Chiefs, Cowboys, Chargers, Patriots, Dolphins) and the playoffs. I see a lot of benefit in a fresh, healthy, rested (very little wear and tear from the season) elite pass rusher for the playoff run. However, judging by McDermott’s comments, it sounds like he is coming off PUP this week. Maybe already has.

Is this real or sarcasm? I’m not good at telling. I would find that rude. Leave him be. A paper airplane thrown/glided from your seat to his is probably okay though. .

Schematically there is not much of a difference. But there are definitely some nuanced changes there. Three of the 5 are at 15% and the average of the other 4 is 16.9%. Brown is nearly 10 percentage points higher.

Oh. Apologies. I was trying to give easily digestible info (some peoples eyes gloss over with too many numbers. - Jones has a 90.5 overall defensive grade for the season. That is elite. - Allen had a 91.1 rating against Miami, 82.3 against Washington and 82.7 against Vegas. Against the Jets it was 49.7 - For the season, Spencer Brown has given up 25% of Allen's pressures. Torrence, Dawkins and McGovern are all at 15%. Morse is at 22.5%.

Which grades did I miss?

probably not enough game balls for the number of players who deserve one after that game!

Context: For those who don't know, PFF grading is not on a typical 0 to 100 scale like you are used to. With PFF grades, a 60 is "average". Coaching - Sometimes change is good. Even when you have a good coach (Frazier), sometimes changing to a different coach is what you need... Offense/Defense - The Bills starting defense has allowed points on only 9 drives this year. That's 4th in the NFL. - The Bills offense has scored on 57% of their possessions. Which is #1 in the NFL. - The Bills defense has forced a turnover on 26% of opponents drives. Think about that. Individual Players - DaQuan Jones was, by far, the highest graded Bills defensive player yesterday. - After 4 weeks, the Bills have the highest graded Pass Blocking o-line in the NFL. - Off-topic (sorry), but how teams allowed Jalen Carter to fall to Philly is beyond me. The guy is an absolute menace. Instant superstar. 21 pressures in only 4 games, Tied for first place, and T-2nd in DPR. - I thought the stiff-arm "get off me" throw of the defender by Knox in the 1st or 2nd quarter was a real tone setter. Perhaps demoralized the Dolphins defense a bit. - Cook is better, and significantly more versatile, than Singletary ever was. - Floyd was the most underrated signing of the entire NFL offseason. - Josh Allen is the only QB in the NFL to have an 80+ PFF Grade in 3 games this season.

How does every other team make it look so easy against the Jets?

Do you think the team replaced this fellas beers? 😂

Great observation. I forgot about that.

If he isn’t active next week…. this thread may go intergalactic.

Allen’s health is worth more than our ego.

Better yet, remove him from the game. Substitute Allen for Allen.

Get Allen out of this game.

What a word!

Hard to criticize the offense today but very few play actions so far.

Incredible floater by Josh to set up the red zone plays. Just wish he was able to throw it away rather than take the sack on 2nd down.

Dorsey is calling a great game, but 1st down after a turnover is prime time for a pass downfield.

The only other option is to drop more into coverage, but then that opens up the Dolphins running attack.