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So what I got so far is Bills getting thumped in the trenches on both sides and ST's look clueless.

85 didn't Kmet to the catch.

OL getting wrecked, especially the left side. They looked completely out of sync on the snap. I was afraid of this, the OL shuffle might end up downgrading more than just Morse's position.

MVS checks in for 3rd down. Please catch it.

Not a lot of movement on the left side of the side for the first run. Gain of 1.

This is really a classic McDermott start on defense... they get gashed down the field on the first drive so often, but if they can make one 3rd down play and hold to 3, they'll usually adjust and stiffen up. Until the 2nd half adjustments, or if it's the Chiefs.

Ras al-Ghul fires with the great 1-on-1 TFL on 3rd down.

What is Rapp doing? Is he Swift's lead blocker now? Bills defense is get Ba-bich slapped down the field.

classic Bills 3rd and 12, gain of 12.1

That was a whole lot of holding on Rousseau but the DL doesn't look stellar so far

1 play, 1 effing play and already someone is dinged

Howdy, rowdies. Best time of the year! Riding the wave of hope until the inevitable fall into the piranha pool.

more metal bands should have covered them, they all end up sounding like the Ramones New and... growly?

I guess that would be average if you were Stephen Hauschka post-Henry Anderson, which is why the Bills drafted a kicker in the 6th round to begin with.

4 of his first 5 TD's vs Miami were thrown to... Zay Jones?

I thought this was already decided and it was Reuben

He's running like Coleman?

The staff wants it that way based on the offseason, but there's a fallback of running it back with one positional change rather than 3 (including jumbo) after last year's performance.

I think we might still see that the best 6 end up Anderson at C, McGuard, and Edwards as Bigger Lee Smith.

So he's getting separation on Steve from West Seneca at least!

Look at that burst, wow

It kind of reminds me of Kevin Nash vs Rey Mysterio https://i.imgur.com/3bnRImQ.mp4

I wasn't aware anyone apart from me actually owned Swervedriver discs. They fit into that "psychedelic grunge" space of the early/mid-90's. The best US example, that I post pretty often and will do again since it came up, being Seattle's own Love Battery. Yet another deeply underappreciated band (giving them the nod over Screaming Trees who at least had some run on the Alt-scene). They also have that thing where the guitarists seem like they're playing different songs but will occasionally gather up for a break or chorus.