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That is just a smart game plan, not a knock on Ford in my opinion. Plenty of good tackles have had help on Miller and still couldn’t get it done.

Yeah but it beats arguing about which QB we should play or when the coach should be fired. Times they are a changing...

Torry Holt is becoming the new "Andre Reed".

Nah, I'm gonna watch. Yeah, I gotta say, they do appear to get some big calls that go their way in big moments.

Normally I would be against the all reds, but this game feels like a "playing with house money" kinda game, so I say; bring it on!

Easy, Super Bowl. 'Cause when we get there, I'll start a new hypothetical poll, that will supersede your hypothetical poll, and both options will have us winning the game. Something like: Would you rather the Bills win the Super Bowl, but you have to use ranch dressing on your wings, or the Bills win the Super Bowl and you run out of beer in the 2nd quarter.

hahaha. I would love to know how many of these letters were sent out to teams that played against the Patriots* over the past 20 years. Brady's mansion is probably wallpapered in replicas of each letter.

People jump to conclusions way too quickly after injuries. I heard here that Nsekhe's career was over, and now Foster's season. We appear to be writing people off a bit prematurely.

I believe that any time the Bills get a 7 point lead they should just give them the victory. (which means we will have to stop deferring when we win the coin toss)

I love hearing that Bills fans are buying up the available seats. I have gone to 2 games this year (Titans and Broncos) and our fans definitely had an impact on the games. I loved being there yesterday to add to the roar, and have no voice today because of it. What I loved most is that the crowd would already be very loud, but as soon as we noticed their QB put his hand to his earhole to try and shelter the noise, or see him start to audible, we got even louder. It was amazing to see and hear in person. For the most part, Bills fans are pretty knowledgeable about the game and when to "get involved" which I completely love. Way to go Buffalo!

Hell Freakin yeah!! I just left the stadium. That was So much fun!!

Lovey and I will be vacationing in Bimini that week. Pardon me, can you pass the Grey Poupon?

I like it. He can run the clock out and protect our lead. (And the ball)

By the way, I know this thread is getting stale but the title should really read Rudolph ACCUSED of using racial slur. Not M.R. Used racial slur. I know it is splitting hairs, but that kind of “headline” perpetuates rumors.

Dear Santa, please bring Josh Allen a receiver like DeAndre Hopkins this year. He’s been a good boy.

What a catch!

The Texans punter just pinned the Colts inside the 1 with a beautiful punt. It is fun to watch when it is done right.

I was about to say the same thing. Crazy.

Dream scenario: Cowboys beat Pats*, we beat Broncos and then turn around and beat Cowboys on Thanksgiving Day. So 100% Cowboys and I will be surprised if anyone says otherwise.

Mike Garafolo said it to Andrew Siciliano during TNF First Look show. (Garafolo sited league spokesman Brian McCarthy as his source) Edit: Linky found: https://thespun.com/nfl/afc-north/cleveland-browns/nfl-issues-statement-on-myles-garretts-accusation

According to NFLN, the NFL investigated the claim and found zero evidence that this happened. They supposedly reviewed all field audio available and asked anyone who may have been in earshot. Unfortunately, Rudolph is now guilty by accusation.

a balmy 35 degrees with the added benefit of rain. Dress warm and waterproof if you have it.

Unless was of them was mic’d Up, that is virtually impossible. Harder to prove you didn’t do something than it is to prove you did. Even if people were in earshot, Garrett could say he whispered it. I feel bad for Rudolph, if he didn’t do it, because there will always be people out there who believe he did. IF it happened, it would have come out that night.

Yeah, that is kinda how I feel about it too. This seems like a desperate attempt to get public opinion on his side.

This is probably true, and I , like many here, hope we add a top tier WR next year. However, when I evaluate Allen, I try to pay attention to times when he appears to do everything right and the TE or WR do something wrong (like a dropped ball or apparent route mistake) and not hold that against him. In other words, he may be a top 10 but they collectively as a unit are 12-15 range. Obviously this is not necessarily a "fair" evaluation, but it helps me formulate my opinion on Allen's future potential. Honestly, I am just happy to see the potential there and can't wait to watch it continue to develop.