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That he's missing that Corona Hotline gig a lot more than he thought he would...

Whoot! The front page of Peter King's Monday morning column... https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2018/09/24/nfl-week-3-surprises-normal-fmia-peter-king/?cid=pfttease/

That phrase should be part of the Two Bills Drive header at the top of this page. In big, bold font. Come on, Scott, make it so...

He's the Bears version of Brandon Reilly. Not fast (ran a 4.58 40 at his pro day) but good hands and a try hard personality. Given the Bills WR depth, that might be good enough, actually...

Yep. Make up calls are all but certain...

"Who needs accuracy when you can do this..."

Let him run by DBs all you want. The odds he'll turn, track the ball and make a catch are 10-1 against...

But Zay's cheap, at least...

That was a football play. The helmet contact was a penalty call, but if the NFL say's he hit him too hard, that will be another sign that the sport is headed to oblivion...

Whoot! I was laughing about that play when it occurred. Thanks, Mom!...

The NFL will announce it a was a wrong call later this week, undoubtedly...

He's not just dropping his chance for a big contract but his chance to stay in the league. He looks very out of shape to me. Even TE's like Croomb look more lean and defined than he does...

http://www.espn.com/chalk/story/_/id/24774007/buffalo-bills-shock-unbeaten-minnesota-vikings-pull-largest-nfl-upset-23-years "The upset proved costly for some Las Vegas gamblers. On Sunday morning, a bettor at a William Hill sportsbook in Nevada placed an $18,000 money-line bet on the Vikings at odds of -1,800 for a chance at netting $1,000." "The Westgate SuperBook told ESPN it took a $9,000 money-line bet on the Vikings at -2,000 odds shortly before kickoff. That bet would have won a net $450."

Sure ,there's still doubt. This is the Not For Long league, after all. But the encoraging thing was that nobody's talking about accuracy issues today. His ball placement was the best--by far--that we've seen from him...

The push from the DTs was excellent, which helped give Jerry the angle he needed. That had beem MIA for most of the past year, which hurt Hughes pass rush stats. It was like a fine-tuned machine today...

Entire D-line. Allen, Milano as well. They took the team on their backs and refused to buckle under the pressure...

Of all the things that stood out today, the consistent pressure from the D-line was the biggest surprise. Pressure up the middle that kept Cousins from stepping up, allowing the ends to wreak havoc. And it kept up thoughout the game, even when the defense may have been expected to be a bit tired in the second half. Not sure I've seen that effective DL-play in the McD era. Kudos to everyone involved...

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That statement throws a lot of shade (sic) at Delicia's stories(s). Not very helpful to her credibility in the civil action if even the police don't find her claims entirely cogent...

Best thing posted on TSW since the season began...

They are like flies buzzing around a [cash] cow. If the cow (Shady) doesn't care what they say or do, then they'll eventually starve or have to move on to the next cow.... Why? His attorney, Don Samuel, is one of the best in the nation. Delicia's, not so much. She can rant and rave to the media all she wants, but if Shady was in any jeopardy, his legal team would have countered it by now...

McD was the one calling those shots. Whaley was a lame duck figurehead in that war room... Sadly, those pockets are getting shallower and shallower. TSW is a mess...

Not even close. Marv's stint as GM, Donahoe's final year and Nix's kick at the can were worse...

Nah. Yelling and screaming like Team Delicia and now his Baby Moma are doing is just a tactic to try and get Shady to pay 'shut up' money. Their problem, however, is that LeShawn doesn''t care what people say about him, how' he's viewed in the media or is in anyway embarrassed by this coverage. He's seen and experienced worse and this is just a minor story followed only by people who debate the merits of jumping through tables or drinking beer from a chick's butt in the parking lot...

Yep. Marshawn had a great time playing bumper car down on Chippewa back in the day...