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To go along with former Rear Admiral Chelsea, what's the official rank of General Mnuchin?

What's the matter, Sue, your googlebot is broken?

That's a very catchable ball with no defenders around. But how many receivers complete the catch as they're bringing the ball in and a safety barrels his helmet into the small of the back?

Thx. I think you nailed why coaches were looking so hard at Ducasse at camp. Vlad is so bad, most people ignored how poorly Miller has looked this summer.

BS and MS in Civil Engineering, and NFL player? But, but Matt Patricia !!!

His plan is finally out in public. But the scary part to me is that 15 Dem Senators co-sponsored. I imagine it's because none of them understand how to balance a bank account

My only guess is that he has some kind of an injury because it's odd that they didn't sign him immediately after Sunday night's debacle

He tried out with NYG last week and they passed. I think their OL is worse than ours, so that concerns me.

Hudson valley zip codes work too.

Because the only good games in his career cane vs Bills

That's an equally inane comparison given the dearth of good QB play. The goal is to be a good enough team to consistently get in the playoffs and win once you get in. Tyrod doesn't strike me to be that kind of QB, even though he can be a "starting" QB for about half the teams.

But this is the Tyrod that you know, and that Tyrod is good for max 9 wins, because to get 10 or more wins requires a couple of come from behind victories late in the game, which is something that he's only done once (twice if you give him the defensive collapse vs Miami). That's not the kind of guy you build a team around, and to my eye I didn't see him taking that next step.

That's the rub. It was clear that the Bills are using 2017 as the final evaluation to see if TT can be a franchise QB. I didn't see anything that came close to answering that question on Sunday and the evaluation continues.

It was evident in person and on All-22.

Nope. No good replay of that play.

My guess of the standard is to make plays with his arm and not bail too soon to make plays with his legs. My quick review of the All-22 confirmed what we saw at the stadium. There's still a pronounced hesitation to throw to a receiver who's not 100 open (even though the receiver would be in a good position to make the catch if the pass is thrown) and he still trusts his legs more than the arm when a play breaks down. That will work about 50% of the time for him, meaning Bills are resigned to a 8-8 record with him as a QB.

Somebody has to drive home.

It's usually a sobering experience to put a face to the online persona.

Not all progressions, but it was easy to see which passes were available that weren't made. Amazing the defensiveness of TT's play.

Again, watching him live told a completely different story.

As a not so wise Bills coach once said, you watched the game not the film. Tyrod had far from a good game despite the stats. This game should have been sealed at half time.

Rewind the clock by 8 hrs and join me in the seats at the stadium. With decent QB play, this is not a close game.

They were correct. Tyrod, as usual missed a lot of open reads. He did not push the ball down field.

366 days to go. Great to see you Rich and Lisa, along with the culinary surprise.

Were you at the game?