Coach Tuesday

Um is she willing and overage? If so, the only thing "inappropriate" about it is that the guy is married (and has cultivated a "family man" image for his B.S. brand). The bigger issue is they're 0-4, have lost 20 straight or whatever, and he's out partying on a Saturday in Columbus like a 19 year-old with a chalked ID.

Really hard to finger-gun denim. Just saying.

Although I personally don't agree with his vax status, I would never boo him for anything - until he joins an AFCE rival next offseason and starts doing Edelman dances when he gets firsts downs against us in 2022 (you all KNOW that's gonna happen right?). And personally, while I might think his stance is idiotic (I do), professional athletes can be crazy about what they put into their bodies - they're control freaks about it, because it's their livelihood. So I forgive an athlete like Beas for taking an extreme stance on it. I also can sort of forgive the us-versus-them narrative he's spouting, because athletes are weird when it comes to motivational stuff as well. But calling out Bills fans? All of them? THIS WEEK? Totally, completely unacceptable. And I don't think the organization is going to stand for it - I suspect there will at least be internal repercussions, possibly public ones. That is ONE THING you can't do. Remember when Donahoe attacked the fans and finally, suddenly found himself on Ralph's bad side and got the ax? You cannot attack the fanbase, it's a cardinal rule of (Buffalo) sports.

Nearly half of those catches came in one game.

For all he knows they could've been Texans' fans. Where is the "shut up and play" crowd when you need them?

After a 3-1 start which he has barely contributed to, with the biggest game of the young season coming up this weekend, he thinks, "Oh, now's a good time to go yell at the fanbase on Twitter." Dude is such a DOUCHE. I should've known it with the man bun.

No idea - but KC gives up a ton of deep passes in 2021. Would be great to re-introduce him to the offense this weekend.

Brown is one of the highest-ceiling picks they've taken in the past decade. Allen, Brown, Edmunds, probably in that order, in terms of athlete athletic ability and potential.

Honestly he does not look as explosive this year; coupled with the emergence of Knox and the reliability of Sanders, he's being phased out of the game plan some weeks. The bigger question is, where's Gabe Davis?

It helps when the QB can't execute a fake or get past his first read. Let's see how he does against Mahomes this weekend. But considering he's failed to take the "low hanging fruit" for most of his career, yesterday was a positive sign.

Even yesterday he was causing serious problems for the Texans' running game in the handful of snaps I watched him. He is immovable on the edge.

Any good story lines about this game? Don’t really know much about either team.

No question one of his best games as a pro.

Doesn’t matter if he can’t stop fumbling. He’s averaging one per game - that’s Not For Long territory.

Yes. And not to nit, but he should’ve had a third TD if he had read the coverage right. A- for him.

Edmunds and Oliver dominated today. Star was fantastic too. Bass.

Edmunds and Oliver had their best games as pros. Both of them were dominant today. Star had a great game too.

The Texans won a game this year?

Update on Milano?

And it’s better than Barber/Mowins.

Well, Fox should be ashamed of CBS.

This is, start to finish, the worst quality of production I’ve ever seen in an NFL game. Fox should be ashamed of itself.

Graded by whom? Everyone in the Kitchen Sink offense was out of sync. If you watched Teller when he was here you saw a highly athletic player who moved around extremely well but needed development with his pass sets. He repeatedly pancaked defenders during the preseason. Whereas Ford has always played heavy-footed and soft.

Sorry not buying this. It cannot possibly be this difficult to find a professional guard who fits their “scheme.” Teller is clearly good enough to play in any scheme; Ford is so bad he’d bomb out of any scheme. The more likely scenario is that Beane has an issue with evaluating interior linemen. Could also be an issue with the coaching staff and scouts not being on the same page but what should be the easiest position in the NFL to fill has been a constant weakness for this group.

Poyer was injured by Edmunds tackling HIM instead of the ballcarrier fyi.