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Signed to the active roster, too. Not the PS.

Our best chance is to win out the rest of the regular season. Can they? Possibly, but the chances are not great. But they need to, since McD's record in the post-season, on the road, is not so good. Can anyone imagine McD winning 3 post-season road games as a WC to get to the Super Bowl?

Yeah, we need bodies, and Shaq is someone they can plug in pretty quickly. But I agree with Pat on these points:

True, but let's see how they actually do against Det and GB. They've only played one of those four games so far, and they were spanked by Det.

It's from 2023. It was retweeted today probably because of the Raiders firing.

There's this as well...

The whole premise for it was, do you agree or disagree? Until now everyone just focused on Brady's predictability, or Canada.

Finally, an actual response! That was from 2023...

Honestly, it was a whole series of things, not just one thing. I actually think our Offensive Line has been very overrated. They absolutely stunk on Thursday. All five of them.

Great story. Well, not great that you had to go through it, but still great. People tell me all the time that they're not concerned about the flu. I ask them if they've ever had it, and most say "I'm pretty sure I had it before." My response is always: there is no "pretty sure". If you've had it, you'll always remember it, and you'll never want to risk it again!

Outstanding response!

...do you agree or disagree?

One thing about scheduling Thursday games for teams coming off a bye, is that they then would go right into a mini-bye. Not a huge problem, but not sure how that would impact scheduling.

It feels like NFL history is replete with overall #1 picks who never panned out or lifted their franchise out of the cellar, and plenty top 10 picks who did. Doesn't seem like it needs to be messed with to me.

I find that so hard to believe. I didn't see the injury at first so I went back and watched the fumbled punt, and he was walking around at the end of the play without any sort of limp or sign of pain. Maybe something developed over time, but I really doubt it. Was he in for any plays (offense or special teams) after that fumble?

There's this to consider... https://x.com/unvaultedlocks/status/1990880704754852178?s=20 (In case you don't want to visit the link..."Nico Collins without CJ Stroud this year has 3 straight games of 75+ yards receiving (75, 136, 92), with CJ Stroud he's only had two games over with 75 or more. Another big night incoming for Nico! 🔒")

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Of course I did. If you actually read my OP, you would see that I’m not advocating for anything in particular, and I certainly never advocated for “passing all the time.” I’m just posing questions based on that material in the video. Thanks for that, though.

This is a video posted a couple weeks ago, so if it was shared here already, my apologies. I did a quick search and didn't find it. Interesting look at why teams still run the ball so much when passing seems to be clearly better. In the end, teams may want to run the ball as much or more than pass it. Is Joe Brady just following game theory? Are we all crazy to think that we run the ball too much, especially with an MVP at QB? Check it out and see what you think.

Just a few days ago everybody here was ready to jump off a bridge...now we're all looking at how we can get a #1 seed! I love this place.

Is he the famous kicker from the ancient Roman Empire?

I'm also interested in what people think is the best italian place in Buffalo. Have had some great classic italian food in Buffalo in years past, but not sure where to go these days.

Down low in the corner?

Agreed, though I will say that I thought the defense did quite well even after Hoecht went out (4th and 17 notwithstanding).

I’m just hoping he makes it through practice this week, much less the entire season, the way things have been going.