Ralonzo

Yeah, that’s why Miller got that contract. He’s a closer.

Suuuuuure I will.

Well what's easier, go find a position match somewhere, or just sign the guy living behind the dumpster at OBD?

Losing definitely leans more into my bitter, twisted, saracastic personality. Although, my sessions with Sarcasmaholics Anonymous have been helping.

Quite a few, except papa who caught a virus and died last spring, and mama who doesn't seem to care much bout anything.

Sounds like the key is, make him doubt what he's seeing in the time from the pre-snap to the first read. Disguises without tells on the actual coverage based on formation and such. If only the Bills had a head coach and DC who could scheme for stuff like that. I can smell your coverage!

"I don't wanna talk about this... They just signed Cole Beasley, I didn't get a call... I bet against Brady and then he signs Cole Beasley."

He's an Ambusher.

That's one way to interpret that film. The other is, the ball is almost always going to the first read, open or not.

Alabama and Sunday showed he's a fine QB for passing to guys who are college-open.

Happy Earth Wind & Fire Day!

Joel Osteen? I thought that was Martin Short auditioning for Tim Allen's role on Home Improvement.

Allow 9 yards on downs 1 & 2.

Watching Tua in this first half, the thought that keeps coming to mind is: Boy that ball hangs in the air a long time.

The fine point in the down-the-line views was, that the Titan flinched but I do not believe entered the neutral zone. In the Bills case the lineman did. Neutral zone infraction requires that the D player at least enter the neutral zone, they do not need be set before the snap. However they cannot just do anything they want... if they are deemed to "simulate" that the snap has occurred and caused the offensive player to move, that would be assessed against the defense. That might have been an out for them, but merely flinching on their side of the line, that wouldn't qualify in this case. In the GDT I thought they got the call right - assuming the explanation is that the Titan never entered the neutral zone, and I don't believe he did on replay.

Skimp Payless tells PFF "Hold my beer and watch this"

TuaNons.

Could the Bills be in trouble Sunday? "Could? It's a little more than could, the Bills are in trouble." - Willie McGinest

Oh Bobby, did you get restless?

It typically wasn't good to be King Henry's Queen.

NoVa looks screwed with a Comanches home game on Fox, so no CBS early game. But even if there was, it'd be the ***** Ravens anyway.

Replay now on NFLN... 10-7 game with Bills taking over 5:00 left in 2nd quarter. Within the next 15 minutes of game time, the Titans get blown out of the stadium.

Watching the replay here... there was a point with 12 minutes left in the 2nd quarter where it was a 7-7 games and the Titans had crossed midfield on a drive. Milano drew a face mask on the guard (he would have made the play on the screen pass), and disrupted a couple more plays to force the punt. I think he gets the defensive MVP even without the pick-6. Defense really was the standout unit more so than offense last night. Special teams too, really. But, most of the problems on offense were just Dabolling the short-yardage opportunities. The offense will always move because there is an answer for every defense that can be thrown at them at this point. They're too multiple, starting with the triple threat QB (pass, run, broken plays). That the O missed a fair number of opportunities and still effectively ended the competitive portion of the game by the middle of the 3rd quarter was just awesome. There's just this sense of a fuse burning down every time they're on the field. They will go off, just a matter of when.

Meanwhile on that southern AFC East forum...