Max Fischer

True, but it can be mitigated by imploring people not to handle or be around fireworks.

Thanks, Donald. So, you only watch Fox?

I expect a loss but I hope the Bills play well. I’d be disappointed if they don’t play well and get blown out.

Well, you need a learner’s permit, take classes, pass a test and obtain a license to operate a properly inspected vehicle on roads monitored by law enforcement. Most people have no idea the damage even a single firecracker could do.

Do not buy, light or be near fireworks. This is a public service announcement.

I'd rather have Trent Williams

There is no legit reason to prohibit long-ish hair. Purely a power move on behalf of the ref and/or league. They should be ashamed.

This is a free game, no pressure. I could see a Pats blowout or a Bills close win.

Jesus ***** Christ , Rams.

Who ***** cares?

The Bills were down 16-0 to the Jets. Lose to Cincy and I will question Buffalo’s playoff chances.

I was late to HBO's "The Night Of" but it was well worth the wait. Very well-done, complex eight episode drama that grinds methodically through a crime. The mystery is very good but almost secondary to the effect a crime has on people. I hope the writing/directing team create another show. Rate: 9/10

He's 21, calls the plays, is always around the ball, the coaches seem to love him and he gets better every week. I think Edmunds is just fine.

I may be in the minority but I cringe at "Bills Mafia." It's like trying to be cool but it's not.

"The Bengals should be an easy win . . . and if we beat the Pats we can be undefeated going into Thanksgiving . . ." Never, ever "count" wins until the final whistle. Moreover, there seems to be a correlation to those who express extreme optimism going off the deep end when something bad happens.

Pre-draft, I thought Mason Rudolph could be a very good QB. Hope I'm wrong.

No.

It's a solid B+. Only conservative 3rd Q play calling held him back. Sidenote - I'm not that critical of the 3rd Q playcalling, I thought it was somewhat appropriate and probably signaled that this Offense is not made to play safe. I'll be surprised if the Bills again play like that with a lead. I thought Allen was in command the entire game. He made throws that two or three QBs could possibly make. He made the right reads and not for one or two off throws and a handful of drops the Bills could have easily scored over 40. Once the coaches give him more leash I think we will see how good he could be.

I attend one game a year (live out of town) and found the 300 level between the 35s, low to middle tier are the best seats in the house. Much prefer those seats to 100s up close. Also take the sunny/“visitor”side. Easy access to food/drink/restrooms and simple to get out.

Yeah, in high school I missed a few months of fall sports because of liability issues. That was a looooong time ago but I assume there's a test to determine when he could return. There's no treatment for mono other than rest and fluids. What makes it difficult is that even running and working out could extend the virus, which means a player could need another week or two to get back to playing shape.

The whole neighborhood was in on it.

Certainly a lot of trade-offs. Suggestions welcome. The weather, breweries, dining, outdoors, cost are all very attractive. I live near two major cities so the amenities might be hard to give up.

The Giants are like the Jets without a CJ Mosley or decent linemen, so I wouldn't be surprised if the Bills used a lot of 4 WR sets. Spread out even more to create mismatches that would open up the middle of the field and/or create space for the running game.

Anyone live in Asheville? On my list for possible retirement. Drawbacks: does it have enough music, theatre, draw national acts, etc?; not that close to major airport (Charlotte two hours) and wish there were lakes for boating.

Because the Bills moved the ball in the first half is a good reason to think they will remain a pass heavy against the woeful Giants pass defense.