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Those Cards all black unis look like Texas Tech unis. A coincidence? I think not!

That was a nice run by murray, but that was a TD if that was Josh running.

there is the Andy Dalton that we all know and love. I think that the stream is in HDR. That’s supposed to be a good thing.

I’ve decided to watch in Spanish tonight to up the challenge.

Remember when Arizona was 7-0 last year?

I remember sports talk guys laughing out loud at the Bills that Friday after the first round. We all know the national ones, but Moe Egger here in Cincinnati spent a while segment laughing at the Bills because “you can’t fix accuracy.”

I’m just spitballing here, but maybe being a WR on a team thats signature win had 10 more rushing attempts than passing attempts is a less than ideal situation. I mean. Zach Wilson was 10/18 for 110.

I love the smell of a NE QB controversy in the morning.

This is the kind of stuff agents put out there to increase the price for their players.

He could have been talking and semi-lucid and not remember it later. My son's soccer teammate got a bad concussion and went back into the game and scored the winning goal. He didn't remember anything after the injury the next day and even had to ask if they won. Didn't remember scoring the goal or the bus ride home. But he was lucid enough in the moment to talk his way back into the game, play really well and communicate with team mates.

Mahomes leads the league in YACs by his receivers with 929.

Could Milano's poor grade have something to do with the fact that he played the majority of the game as a QB spy, thereby not doing what PFF expects a LB to do?

I dug through the stats, and what I found is that Tom Brady's favorite play this year is a Fournette screen pass. He has 36 targets with 32 receptions and a -37 yards before the catch.

Let's cherry pick some positive stats. Josh Allen leads the league in intended air yards (they're taking more deep shots than any other team) completed air yards (Josh's passes have traveled more than 200 yards in the air than the QB in 2nd place). Josh's receivers have also gained the 6th highest amount of Yacs in the league. Josh is tied with Tom Brady at 12.5% with the lowest pressure rate per drop back. This also explains the batted balls.

There is no salary cap on coaches and staff and the Pegulas have demonstrated a willingness to pay for the best. For that I am thankful. People forget that Mike Shula and Joe Brady are on the offensive staff. There is no way that both of those guys are not earning more than what a QB coach and a "senior offensive assistant" usually make.

They won’t be coming off that loss. They play at Washington on Sunday.

There have been turnovers on downs too.

I wasn't calling you out directly. It was just a general point. But to respond to this, we do turn the ball over too much. We also get a lot of TOs. The Bills play a high risk brand of football. So long as the TO differential stays in the positive, we'll be OK.

Bills fans are going to spend the next two weeks picking apart stats to find reasons that the team is not really as good as their record indicates. In fact, by the time the next game kicks off on Sunday night, there will be many on here that will be convinced that the Jets have passed the Bills.

Hackett got the job because he's buddies with Aaron Rodgers. Their bold plan blew up when Rodgers went back to GB. Now they're stuck.

Watch this to see what Edmunds brings to the D. He does a lot in coverage and as a defensive leader that goes unnoticed by fans

Speaking of the Cradle of Coaches, Miami University Libraries has some online collections related to that; Miami Football Game Films: (https://digital.lib.miamioh.edu/digital/collection/mufootball/search) 844 games. Turn off your volume before watching these. Trust me. Cradle of Coaches Collection: (https://digital.lib.miamioh.edu/digital/collection/cradle/search) The coolest thing in this are the pages from Sid Gilman's playbook.

GB is already a SNF game.

It’s always been that way. Ara Parseghain, Bo Schembechler, Woody Hayes, and Sid Gilman all coached at Miami (OH) before going on to become legends at ND, Michigan, OSU and the AFL/NFL.