Dr. Who

I think this is correct. Josh is smart. He needs to realize how much more dangerous and effective the offense would be if he took even 30% of those checkdowns. The opposing D would not be able to discard the underneath routes and key on the long ball.

You and NUT and Airseven, etc. all chime in with the negative juju and most if not all of you are from clan troll.

I think Hopkins is too expensive with Josh's cap hit becoming a significant factor, but the overall sentiment is spot on.

You're way too hopeless.

I used to worry about it a lot when I was younger. Now I have developed other interests that are ultimately more important and I realize there's little point indulging anxiety over something I can't control. Though, I suspect I'm not really that evolved and mostly I am fairly confident the Pegula family will do right by Buffalo. If the new stadium materializes, that lease probably lasts longer than I do.

The NFL brand is better because there are teams like the Packers and the Bills.

I think I saw someone mocking him to the Chargers in the first as well. That would surprise me a bit. Any way, hands off evil competitors.

All this realism is disappointing. I liked the notion that if my team was sucking, there was a chance the magic half-time genie would work some magic.

Drafttek has him listed as #91 on their big board. I would definitely consider even a small trade up in the third to secure him. He would be a piece that would improve the overall oline competency.

Yes, late to the party as well. This place would be much duller without you.

Honestly, I think the post right above yours is pretty clear. And as for KC, some equitable adjustment is valid. I don't think the Chiefs were slighted. If anything, they were pretty much gifted a first round bye.

Only neutral site game possibility is Chiefs and Bills. Jags will come to Orchard Park if they pull the upset. Why would you rather play KC at Arrowhead than Atlanta? Lots of Buffalo transplants in Atlanta.

Folks were worried that we couldn't win the close ones. It was either a blow out win or a close loss. What happened is we decided to muck up a lot of potential blow outs and they are now close wins.

He's been spying on Josh since college? That's crooked.

You should have wore your Peter Pan gear. It was an odd game and Miami played like a team with nothing to lose. Bills heavily invested in the Dline. Even without Von, have to find a way to pressure Burrow behind a beat up Bengals oline. If Josh dials it back a bit and doesn't just try for kill shots and Dorsey remembers we can gain yards on the ground, it's certainly a game that can be won.

It's only a problem when the telly starts answering back.

Or maybe they've been through an inordinate amount of unusual stress this season and emotionally and mentally it caught up with them. They seem pretty tough to me. I'm guessing next week we see a much better performance.

I'm thinking of posting as Ghost of Dr. Who from now on.

Guy who gave a thumbs down to this just cementing his eternal dim status.

The differences are also significant. Geno is one of the better NFC qbs. Meanwhile, Skylar Thompson in his third start and the fins are generally banged up. But do carry on with your habitual take.

In addition, they play the lowest remaining seed in the divisional round. They likely would have had to play Cincy otherwise which would have meant Buffalo only had to beat one of the two closest competitors in the Conference. Now that advantage is with KC.

He won't, but predictable sneaking in a snide sideways negative juju comment. Better go do a wellness check on your pal Filthy Beast.

You can say whatever you like. I'm still wearing my lucky socks.

They're going to need 60 minutes.