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We just kept Lamar Jackson in check. I think we’ll be OK.

It’s funnier than that. Paul Brown went to Massillon HS and his first head coaching job was there. Their team is called the Tigers and their colors are orange and black. In Cleveland, they named the team after him and used orange as the primary color and switched out the black for brown because the team was called the Browns. Then he leaves Cleveland after a dispute with new owner Art Modell and founds an AFL team in Cincinnati. He calls them another word for tiger and uses orange and black as the team colors. And the original Bengals helmet was just an orange helmet that said Bengals on it. So, Paul Brown is one of the great innovators in football history but was not innovative at all in naming teams or designing uniforms.

You've had a good day on TBD Older women are ugly. It's just biology Bills should fire MeDermott and hire Daboll as HC like yesterday Bills will lose to the Steelers because of the coaching genius of Mike Tomlin Bills are about to resign Cole Beasley from the Bucs practice squad Did I miss anything? Oh yeah, it's a nice touch to put Peterman in your profile picture.

It's not so much as over draft as a bust. I went and looked at 2017 mocks and most of them had Mitch as the first QB off the board, ahead of Deshawn Watson and Mahomes.

I didn't read that right. Also, in Josh't rookie year, the Bills lost to fellow rookie Sam Darnold and the NY Jets.

But we was 15/26 for 118 yards.

I want Kennywood to never be able to read the D properly all game.

Kenny had one TD drive. His other TD was gifted to him by MILF Lover Zach Wilson with an INT at the NYJ 4 yard line. And he threw three INTs against the Jets in one half. And the Jets didn't have a gameplan in place to disguise defensive coverages to fool the rook. Also, the Jets game winning TD came off a Kenny INT.

The reason that we have such a response to Rudolph is that there were some on this board who wanted the Bills to draft a non-QB (Roquan Smith was a popular choice) in the first and wait to take Rudolph in the second. There were a lot of people that were really mad that we didn't do that on draft weekend. But then again, most of this board was ready to jump off a bridge when we drafted Josh, so that goes to show how much we all know about evaluating prospects.

I really didn't want to get into this one, but you guys got me looking through college game stats and I don't even really like college football. 2017 Bedlam game in Stillwater. The Sooners beat the Cowboys by 10. Close game, but the score was 62-52. Baker Mayfield had almost 600 yards passing and 5 TDs. Rudolph had almost 500 yards and also had 5 TDs. In a couple of weeks, both of these studs will be backups at the NFL level. This is why college stats are meaningless and why I'm a firm proponent of Beane's approach of drafting for attributes rather than college performance.

If Minkah Fitzpatrick and/or Cam Hayward don't play in this game, you can throw "any given Sunday" out the window.

So I guess they were waiting for Zimmer's knee to heal before bringing him back on board. That makes sense.

Good point. We see so often with athletes who have non-contact knee injuries that it's the mental confidence that is the last to come back.

This thread is about to be comes super toxic, what with the age and demographics of the majority of TSW posters.

He had neck and back problems. Anyone that has a bad back knows that it never completely heals.

He played well. I don't know why they released him and picked up Zimmer.

The reason that I hate Brady is all jealously. He's the best QB ever and looks like a male model. He married a super model after dumping an actress. If you're that good at football, you should have to look like Andrew Luck or a Manning.

You're on a roll today

Because people are in here having a heated argument about sample sizes and statistical significance.

Breece Hall leads the league with 5 drops and he is still getting carries and targets. But then again, its the Jets.

This is a message board. Nothing that is posted here has any effect on the outcomes of the game. The Bills players and coaches, on the other hand, are always careful not to disrespect an opponent before a game. No Jalen Ramsey or Tyreek Hill loudmouths on this team. That's what counts.

I swear to god, in 20 years Bills fans are going to be on their porch swings telling their grandkids about that one time the Bills lost to the Jags 9-6.

I wouldn't bet on the Bills in this game for this reason.

I think that with some people, every bad decision was made by McDermott and every good decision must have been made by someone else.

More like the hangover of losing 2/5 of the starting OL.