Billz4ever

So, If what you're saying is true, why would he bother caring about this team now? Man, I don't think McD would've already ruled him out if there was a possibility, but that would be frickin' awesome.

If the Sky Judge isn't used that often, maybe they could actually be the one who keeps an eye on the play clock since the officials on the field seem to have a problem recognizing when the clock is at zero and the ball is still under center.

People who aren't even Bills fans will tune-in just to watch JA17. He's fun to watch and just has that magnetic personality. He has that kind of effect on people. Combine that with the whole Damar incident and feel-good story that it has become, and that's a recipe for a big audience.

If he can't block then he's a glorified WR, who's really not much use to us. We need a legit WR2, which he is not. Gabe was not that guy either in the regular season anyway. We have plenty of others role players. I don't think there's really anything special he brings to the table that we don't already have.

Allen will be fine. He knows what went well and what can be improved on. He makes some mistakes, but show me the QB who has ever had a perfect QBR for the season. My gripe is normally with the playcalling rather than anything Josh is doing. This is Josh's 4th full season at the helm of this offense. Maybe it's even time to start letting him call some of his own plays. He understands coverages and what teams are trying to do to stop them. I have that kind of faith in him.

If Cook can add around 10 lbs of muscle in the offseason, he will be a monster next season. That will give him some additional heft and strength to power through those arm tackles and get into the open field more often where he can straight fly.

Considering how banged up Cincy's O-line is, our front four better be able to make some plays on Burrow. If not, no excuses.

On the delay they were finally forced to call on the 4th down, the clock was on zero for at least an additional two seconds before the flag came. Ridiculous. Not sure if it's changed the outcome of a game this year, but something like this can and it's just a matter of time before it does. It's the NFL's credibility on the line here. If they don't address something which should be a no-brainer...throwing a flag if the clock is at zero and the ball is still under center...they're only hurting their own product. If they do nothing, it will have game impacting ripples if not possibly even game deciding repercussions in the future. Guaranteed.

While I'm not going to say the Giants have no chance against Philly or San Fran, I think that's a tall order. What Daboll has done with the talent he has to work with is pretty amazing, but I think it's pretty clear that both of those teams are much more talented than the Giants.

He legit dislocated his patella and missed no time? That's pretty out of the norm for such an injury. I suppose if there was no damage to the soft tissue whatsoever, it's possible, but like I said, not typical. Even with no damage, it's still going to be very painful and inflamed.

I don't possibly see how unless it's a very, very mild dislocation, which is really never the case with a dislocated patella. It's either dislocated or it's not. Usually a several week recovery.

Your argument: The Bengals having a beef with how the league handled the seeding is a bad look because I say there's a link to the Damar incident even though I've already admitted it doesn't mean they don't care about Damar. Sure thing, bro.

So you know you haven't actually done what you're claiming to have done. Gotcha Your argument: The Bengals having a beef with how the league handled the seeding is a bad look because I say there's a link to the Damar incident. Give me a break.

You're claiming you did something, yet now you don't want to show me where. Weird.

Care to provide the link?

Gotta be Shaq. Go back and watch AJE in the NE game. Ran himself out of the play repeatedly. I was sitting there like...Dude, when are you going to realize that just flying up field and getting pushed out of the play entirely by the tackle just isn't working?

And why is that? You've never really explained the why it is part even though you keep asserting it is.

Without knowing the severity, recovery from a dislocated patella is still generally several weeks.

I'd be surprised if they blitz anywhere near as much as Miami, but I think they will still spy Josh. They know what he's capable of doing on the ground and I can't see them just rolling the dice there. The spy could even be Josh's teammate at Wyoming...Logan Wilson.

And why should they not complain? They have legit gripes that even Bills fans can acknowledge. They are completely separate issues, but you keep trying to combine their beef with the league with their feelings about Damar and the Bills.

So what have they said, other than being critical of the league's decision for the seeding, that would suggest they're a bunch of phonies regarding the Damar incident?

How the Bengals felt about the seeding is a totally different subject that's detached from how they felt about Damar and the Bills that night. To say they're related is to suggest that if they had to do it over again, they'd have insisted on resuming the game that night because if they won, things would be different now. That incident affected their players and staff too.

The difference between what they did during and immediately following the Damar incident is miles apart from them disagreeing with how the league handled the seeding. I have issues with how the league did it too.

I don't care how cocky they are or how much we dislike how some of their players carry themselves...this year's Bengals team will always have my respect and gratitude after the incredible empathy and class they showed Damar and the Bills on that fateful January 2nd night. Is still hope we beat that a** this week though.

They came out pretty aggressively throwing the ball in the Monday night game against us, so we'll have to see if they stay with that or try to establish the run.