Ralonzo

How crap do you need to be to not be activated on gameday to play OL for the freakin Jets.

I'm just blessed, I'm blessed... sh*t...

WOW! You better not overturn this nm, XP, 20-17 Seattle!

It will when the other OC candidates sue for not being given a "fair chance" to be considered for the job. As sure as day follows night, that's gonna start happening at some point.

Leg whip by Seattle #30 on Devonta?

15 yards for staaaaahhhhhhhpppp. Enforced from the start of the post.

Is this another one of those "Rapp Is Cheap" threads?

How much cook could a James Cook cook if a James Cook could James Cook? There was one run in particular bounced outside to the left where the defender got to the edge and got a hand on Cook to trip him up and Cook had already gained like 8 yards. Said to the watch party that I've seen that exact run a hundred times in the past 4 years with Singletary and Moss and it only gains 1 yard.

Dorsey was likely overmatched, we can agree, but the Bills offense left the field with the lead and needing just a defensive stop in what, 3 losses (NE/DEN/PHI (twice!))?

I had completely forgotten Damien Harris exists.

He looked over his inside shoulder and found the ball. Then he adjusted, looked over his outside shoulder, never found the ball again, and it landed next to him.

Someone on the Bills took the wind in the 2nd and 4th quarter. I'm hard-pressed to believe it was McDermott; has it ever happened before? Also who was refraining from calling defensive Sooper Genius timeouts? It can't be McDermott, he can't help himself. I don't know who's coaching the Bills since that one article, but I'm feeling a lot more copacetic about the gameday decisions since.

Cook is one of those guys that seems like they make the opponent take bad angles, he's just moving a lot faster than it seems he's moving. Guys think they have an angle and just touch him with fingertips... or a horsecollar Spencer Brown is SO friggin good in the run game relative to the pass game. He must be the most wildly divergent tackle in the league.

The one scenario I'm actually wondering if it can happen is Miami wins vs Dallas and Baltimore to clinch the AFC East and #1 seed. Would they rest their best in a meaningless Week 18 vs the Bills, with the Bills in a win-and-in situation? Mitchell blowing up a knee probably won't help the Ravens

Repeat after me: "HUGE play for New England wiped out by penalty" replay shown, announcers: "huh? what?" I really wish the league didn't **** to the crying frog

Color rush vs Jets is best, Dolphins, they can still use orange and Pats fuhgeddit.

Does anyone else notice they're really hammering the Adidas commercial with a dozen crying little babies and one big crying baby at the end?

I thought I recall this becoming a thing a decade or so ago, and what was decided was that you could wear colored gloves as long as it's part of your team's color scheme. The Bills, being red and blue are within their rights to wear red gloves. Sucks for KC that they have nothing in their scheme to match up with the Bills blue jerseys. Denver for instance in this game right now, with an orange and navy scheme, I don't think they're allowed to wear powder blue gloves to try to hide the hands against the Lions, but they can (and are) wearing the navy which is as close as they can get.

Stefon St Brown, complete with bad punt

Goff might throw an uglier ball than Mac Jones

Trouble is when you do that stuff and get those incs and ints and big plays the media rips you as a turnover factory

It bottles the mind.

That actually was the right call. I don't think these stripes have been bad in this game from what I've seen.

Lol, never was close to a TD even live-time

I stand corrected on the off-side replay, 23 was going for the hit and got the head. If he had made it look at least like he was making a play on the ball, but he didn't, so it looks like the stripes got that one right, and me on the single-view got it wrong. Still a buddy-pass from Minshew though, led Pittman right into the killshot.