Sierra Foothills

How many "drive-killing penalties" have the Bills overcome to maintain possession and keep the ball away from Seattle? Many.

On the other hand they had 4 possessions. One field goal, two punts, and one self-destruct that we can't take credit for.

We can run, they can't (so far). And on 3 occasions the ball bounced in our favor.

I actually missed the first drive. What I meant was they have not demonstated the ability to stop the Seahawks passing attack. Our biggest advantage in this game is that we can run the ball. Also, the Seahawks kind of stopped themselves too? I wouldn't give the Bills D much credit.

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The Bills have not demonstrated the ability to stop the Seahawks. This game is not over.

That was stupid on Josh's part. He needs to stay away from those returns. Not your average weather. And he had the nerve to go after Reed. Our biggest advantage in this game.

Firstly, yes I was aware. Secondly, I was actually kidding. Why would he wear a guardian cap while reviewing plays with a Coach Bevell? Thirdly, regardless of the use of a more effective helmet, IMO he should wear a guardian cap over it during games.

Going from the Bills practice squad to the St. Louis Battlehawks to the Steelers practice squad is kind of like going from the Bahamas to Cuba to Haiti.

Yes. He had himself going in the first round but he ended up going undrafted.

What do you think that written documentation would look like? Care to provide a hypothetical example?

Is that in the 7-1-6?

Go on... Are any of them older than you? The idiot's not wearing a guardian cap!

Do they sell them at the stadium?

There haven't been too many upsets over the last few weeks. Today might be a progression to the mean. Both Bosa's seem injury-prone.

It is tempting... Glad you didn't go there!

Seems to me that things like the 3 cone drill and short shuttle would be more relevant than 40 time when trying to guess whether a super-sized corner might have coverage skills. It's hard to believe their guesstimate however the algorithm has got to be based on a sample size of several thousand so how inaccurate can it then be? It'll be interesting to see how this plays out.

It would be interesting to see what any doctor who evaluated Tua would have actually written down. I'd love to see that language. I feel that for the sake of limiting liability and giving Tua the green light that the written documentation is a bit on the light side. JMO.

It's very interesting how their techniques are so different. Spagnolo seems to have a much more varied and aggressive approach to clapping. McDermott seems more reactive. The bolded is all true but I hardly think it's a sound formula for winning another Super Bowl. It seems their margin for error is thinner than ever for this regime and it doesnt seem sustainable to me. Hope I'm right.

Mr. Tagovailoa, please try to remain calm... To the bolded, I don't think he's chasing the Super Bowl. As stupid as he appears to me, he can't possibly believe that he (with or without the Dolphins) has the ability to win a Super Bowl. By the testimony of pretty much anyone who has met him (including Josh Allen) Tua is a good guy. That said, I'm pretty convinced he's not very bright.

To the bolded, the way I would describe it is that the team is in the habit of sleepwalking during games.

Yes. If you swap the last consonants in his first and last name, his name would be Jalel Virgin. In that order?

Okay... maybe I'm wrong. If you have access I'd love to know where Rasul and Benford stack up. Thanks!