Nephilim17

We need more of those meat and potato 4 yard runs. They matter.

The Italian Stallion.

Pressure, Poyer, Pick. Perfect.

Where's Knox tonight?

Not seeing the tightest spiral from Josh; I think his elbow is still not 100%.

Ok, that was a bad throw.

Send the punter out to get some beers and poutine.

What a play by Josh!!!!

Cook is a weapon with short passes and he's looking decent with runs up the middle — someone said last week Cook can't run up the middle. Well, he's doing it tonight.

My take was Beasley's POV. Yours is the Bills. They do not contradict each other as they don't represent the same party.

Beast as a teen? I'm in the back 9 of my life and sometimes I do it thrice daily. No shame in a single man taking the edge off. Or a man who's been married for more than two years. And you know the ladies take care of themselves too.

Considering Beasley had 82 receptions two years in a row and "the face of the franchise" is on track for 46, I'd say the answer is one of two things: 1. Dorsey doesn't know how to draw up plays that get the slot receiver consistently open. 2. Josh doesn't trust McKenzie or see him get open enough because of his route running. For me number 2 is is far more likely to be true. McKenzie is a faster player than Beasley so I have to assume it's route running and game smarts.

I would much rather have a number 2 who is reliable in every game who averages 12 YPC than a player who as a huge game with three deep catches but then disappears for a couple games. We need to regularly move the chains, not have a deep threat who hits big every once in a while.

Interesting catch. Could he be saying "put it on tape" meaning so he gets more playing time this year, though, as if he's still fighting for snaps this year? Your inference could be right. McKenzie's pay is pretty low and I don't expect him to remain the starting slot guy here for long.

I thought it was interesting when he made his second and final game reception and he said, "Holy crap they threw me the ball again, they threw me the ball again! I can't believe I got two targets in one game! Holy crap!" You don't always hear stuff like that. 🤔

Every break up with someone thinking, "I don't need this s**t. I can do better."? I know I have. And then a couple years later I realized, no, no I can't do better.

Actually, I sit corrected (can't seem to edit my earlier post for some reason): Milano was not a Beane pick... But we still (outside the second round and Cook may yet buck that trend) have had some good picks like Oliver, under Beane.

A Captain Obvious reminder that Beane drafted both Oliver and Milano, the 2 back-to-back AFC DPOTW. So Beane's not a one-hit draft wonder (Josh). I know it took Ed some time to blossom but now's the perfect year to be approaching his peak.

I always find it interesting when people defend a certain phrase as not being insulting — but they are not members of the group the phrase is argued to be insulting to. Let's ask gay people if they find the phrase "eat a d***" insulting, not straight people. At one time, some racist white people tried to argue the N-bomb was not racially targeted and could be applied to white people. Well, that argument didn't last and I don't think too many black people (some feel free to correct me if I'm wrong in this assumption) agreed with it. Don't assume that a phrase isn't hurtful if you're not part of the target group that some maintain it's hurtful to. White people shouldn't tell black people what should or shouldn't hurt them; straight people shouldn't tell gay people what's hurtful to them. I think it might just be common human decency.

They can help us by knocking the **it of out Kelce and Mahomes...

Wouldn't it be something if he retired and lost his hair?

Donald is still a beast. I hope he hits Mahomes hard and often today.

She needs to go to Arrowhead.

Benford has already outperformed his draft status. I hope the kid heals up soon and continues to grow and contribute where the coaches see fit.