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Not smart! Cocaethylene is cardio toxic. I hope he is 'okay'. I used to cultivate fungi containing psilocybin for research purposes manyyy moons ago (primarily psilocybe cubensis). Nowadays psilocin can be synthesized from tryptophan (at the lab level). For the hardcore among us, tryptophan can also be methylated to ndimethyltryptimine, which most people recognize as DMT. In fact if you look at the chemical composition the difference is only C12H16N2 vs C12H16N2O. Now that it is legal I grow a variety of THC rich marijuana strains. I would post pictures but I am unsure if that is appropriate for the forum. See? I'm more 'hip' than you all thought!

Two weeks in and it's been great for me. Only thing missing is a "last" or "previous" button. They have to figure something out.

Gotta give Belichick credit. The stuff he comes up with is incredible.

Here is the play I mentioned in the bolded portion above. Thing of beauty.

Offense O'Cyrus Torrence: 100% Spencer Brown: 100% Connor McGovern: 95% Dion Dawkins: 95% Josh Allen: 95% Mitch Morse: 92% Stefon Diggs: 87% Gabriel Davis: 74% Dawson Knox: 71% Dalton Kincaid: 60% James Cook: 59% Trent Sherfield: 41% Latavius Murray: 23% Quintin Morris: 19% Deonte Harty: 19% Damien Harris: 18% Khalil Shakir: 15% Reggie Gilliam: 12% Ryan Bates: 8% David Edwards: 6% Ryan Van Demark: 5% Kyle Allen: 5% Defense Christian Benford: 100% Jordan Poyer: 85% Micah Hyde: 85% Terrel Bernard: 85% Tre'Davious White: 85% Matt Milano: 85% Taron Johnson: 80% Gregory Rousseau: 60% Shaq Lawson: 60% Ed Oliver: 60% A.J. Epenesa: 45% DaQuan Jones: 42% Leonard Floyd: 40% Tim Settle: 35% Poona Ford: 32% Jordan Phillips: 25% Tyrel Dodson: 20% Siran Neal: 15% Cameron Lewis: 15% Dorian Williams: 15% Dane Jackson: 15% Taylor Rapp: 15% As you can likely tell by the numbers, McDermott played far less big nickel with Rapp this week.

Payton has brought Russel Wilson back to his play of old. He is on pace for 42 TD’s. But that Denver team has far too many holes to compete.

I think this is selling Tua short. He is unbelievably quick and accurate. That’s a dangerous combination with the speed he has on offense.

Meanwhile, Edmunds has graded poorly so far in Chicago. 51.2 PFF grade and the fans writing tweets like this…

At the time, it was not expensive at all (comparatively) Like $3,000 for the entire season and included a full buffet.

Here is some visual context for those who haven’t sat in the corner suites before. Where Takeo is sitting is a side room of the normal corner-end zone suites. Here is a photo of the room (actually, it’s the 2nd floor of the same room).

Yeah, that’s because the Dolphins defense is meh. But the Dolphins offense scored at will against the Chargers.

The Dolphins are a serious problem. If you play cover 3 or go 7 sb’s on the field, they run the ball down your light defenses throat. If you go with a heavy defensive front, they use their speed to carve chunks of yardage.

That’s an actual suite. It’s the side room of the corner end zone suites. I never realized the view was so obstructed.

Isaiah Hodgins has 6 TD’s in his last 9 games.

I have noticed that refs league wide are allowing o-lines to get away with holding. I heard a radio personality speculate that it was because the league is short on great o-linemen and the NFL understands that d-lines have an advantage right now. High scoring games draw ratings.

1) This was my favorite Gabe Davis game since 13 seconds. He caught everything thrown his direction and his touchdown was a contested catch where he was popped at least twice by various defenders but STILL hung on to it. He also improvised on the over-the-top throw from Allen. He saw Allen escape the pocket and proceeded up-hill on the scramble drill and was rewarded with a long gain for his effort. 2) The o-line was magnificent. Especially Spencer Brown. The Raiders DE Max Crosby is a game wrecker and I forgot he was even playing most of the game. Spencer Brown completely neutralized him. Outside of Torrence getting beat late in the second half, the line was near perfect. Run blocking was *chefs kiss* too. 3) Cook is the RB this offense has been missing. Singletary did not have the speed or burst or reflexes to turn the inside handoffs into outside runs where a runner can turn the corner and gain a good chunk of yards. I still appreciate Singletary for who he is and was, but I am very happy to have Cook. Then you throw in Latavius Murray to be a battering ram at the goal line and it’s just beautiful. 4) Here is Allen’s pass chart. Only 2 throws over 20 yard the entire day: Great game. Go Bills!

Hoping for Belichick to pull something out of his hat to stop the Fins offense. You can’t teach the speed they have.

He is an absolute menace.

I thought the same thing, but i’m conflicted how much of that is due to him being under center and how much of it is due to playing a much easier defense.

I’m convinced that the Jets are just this teams kryptonite. Dallas walked right down the field against that defense.

It was a good day.

The outside runs have me so excited. We have missed that bounce out ability for many years now.

I wish we could play the Raiders every week. This is fun!

Chiefs just benched the RT they spent $80M on. I know it’s the Bills game day thread, but thought that would bring a smile to others too.