Low Positive

For the record, I watched the end of the Bengals-Jags game (I didn't see Tyrod's garbage time TD) and the biggest plays in that comeback were: BTJ dropped a short pass in his chest at the goal line, giving the Bengals the ball back A VERY soft DPI call on Travis Hunter that felt like a "welcome to the NFL" message from the refs Also, Browning threw 3 INTs. People keep quoting Browning's 4-3 record in 2023. Lets break that down. Those wins were against: The Jags in a game where they lost Lawrance on the first drive The Gardner Minshew-led Colts The Nick Mullens-led Vikings in OT The Browns in a meaningless week 18 game. It just became a story because the first three wins came in a row. The losses were two against the Steelers and one against the Chiefs. BTW, every Bengals fan I know was pissed about those wins. They knew they were just losing draft slots.

They move prior to the tush push every time. That is nothing new.

Is there any chance that the Colts are actually good?

As a Bills fans, I hope he leads the league in punts.

Trav not happy.

I got news for ya Tommy. The Eagles false start on every tush push.

The 5th circle of hell would be Collinsworth doing color commentary on Brady's color commentary of a game QBed by Mahomes.

Nice!!!!!!

Sad Daboll

Arm punt!

They picked on Travis Hunter at CB.

You know it. To be fair, if I had been there, I wouldn't have left but I would have lost hope. I just never leave games because the tickets are just too expensive and I only rarely get to games. If I had season tickets, I might have left. I almost turned off the TV, and if there had been another game on, I would have changed the channel.

It is hard for us fans to keep this perspective because each one of these games feels like a life and death struggle to us. I was in town for the Thursday night game against the Bucs a few years ago. Every Bills item was on the clearance table in the Transit Road TJ Maxx on Thursday afternoon. When I asked the girl at the counter why, she said that the store manager came in on Monday morning after the loss to the Pats, loudly declared the season "over!" and told them to put every bit of Bills gear on clearance.

They play at Penn State in two weeks. We'll know more after that game.

For those of you not watching, Clemson just lost to Georgia Tech on a walkoff FG.

They come as a package deal. You pay for Chris, and you get Jac for free. It's a bargain!

If the have the money, they could just hire Collinsworth.

I want to keep pointing this fact out. When that game kicked off last week in the Meadowlands, nobody had any idea of what a Tanner Engstrand offense led by Justin Fields looks like. They ran nothing in preseason. Engstrand had never called plays at the NFL level. The only places he had been a playcaller were at the University of San Diego (FCS-level) and the DC Defenders of the UFL. The Steelers had to start pretty vanilla and adjust as the game went on. The Bills have a week of tape.

There are a lot of injuries league-wide. We just don't notice because we don't care so much. Just last night, the Commanders lost their #1 RB for the season and the Packers probably lost their #1 WR for a very long time. If we can't lose a DT for a few weeks in September, this team was going nowhere anyway.

September football is ugly enough without short weeks. In an ideal world, Thursday night games would start no sooner than week 5.

Mike McDaniel lasted a bit longer, but his system has also been "found out."

Daniels is hurt, and is risking his team's entire season in a misguided attempt to gut out a game that is already lost.

Lattimore is having one bad game.

Only down 7. Hm.....