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Can't do it yet, man. BBFS prevents me from anticipating a win and looking beyond. It's like it's been driven from my body.

What a great scene. As I was watching, I was wondering if I had missed something, that maybe he did more than I thought he did. Nope. Just a close-knit team getting fired up for another of the "misfits." Best part of the win for me.

Big games always make me nervous now. So many big games over the years, so many eggs laid. The BBFS is strong in me. I'll be a wreck on Thursday night.

Good grief, man. Sarcasm.

Right now it feels like the Bills are the AFC version of the Browns.

Wow, that is devastating. Hope he and his family can find some peace.

You really need to brush up on your current events, dude!

Why is everyone so hot on Pryor? I saw a bit of him in the Monday Night Game, wasn't overly impressed. But admittedly it was a small sample size.

Graham Barfield @GrahamBarfield Zay Jones' 21.9% catch rate is the worst in NFL history for any WR with at least 30 targets in a single-season since 1992

That was...Tre White! Of course it was.

TJ Graham... Dan Manucci... The list goes on and on

Ha, for a second there I thought this was going to be about CBS and their game day coverage. I've thought this as well, and specifically for this play. I do think that the game has evolved such that some plays can be designed and executed to be impossible to defend. But it takes great design and outstanding execution, including a perfectly run route and a perfectly placed ball. That is why accuracy is so important for QBs in this game. If you find one that can put it exactly where it needs to be on a consistent basis, he will be successful. I think this is a big reason why the Pats**** have been so successful for so long. They have a QB that can put the ball exactly where it needs to be, every time, and WRs who are disciplined and precise in their route running.

Holy moley. I don't care what play was called or what his assignment was supposed to be, but that is just ridiculous. He looks like the personification of a Roomba, or one of those lineman from the old electronic football games that vibrated when you turned it on.

I'm not much of a D student either, but I guess I saw it differently. I saw pressure on some plays, but not very many. My recollection was that the pressure was coming when they blitzed, which I don't think was very often. When we rushed 4, it didn't seem like we were getting much pressure at all. Some of that was due to quick releases, but not all since there were plenty of deep drops. Well, if we're thinking the Broncos and Falcons, they scored 7 points collectively yesterday and neither one of them is looking all that good right now. Then there's Carolina, who I can't figure out. They don't seem so great either, getting handled by Chicago. I was referring to top teams.

I just want us to still be in it in December. Is that too much to ask?

I was about to post something similar. The lack of pressure is very concerning. The good teams will eat us alive unless we find a way to get to the QB better.

Congrats to KMart. It's a great opportunity. Aside from that, this thread is remarkably depressing.

Whatever happened to Mario? Did he retire this offseason? If not, how is he not on any team this year? I realize he's up there in years and hasn't had a good season lately, but it would seem like under the right conditions someone would take a chance on him.

Come on, man. Seriously?

That would sure be the best way to go, IMO. If not, they'd better get good value for him...

Not to get too off-topic, but if you want a great explanation of what happened to the Braves, here is a good article from none other than Bucky Gleason. I'm not a big Bucky fan, but this piece was outstanding. "It was a business we didn’t understand, I guess."

If they ever win the Super Bowl. Then I can finally quit this **** and get back to my life.

This is true. The Pack was just god awful throughout the 70s and 80s, pretty much. But I agree, it's still nothing compared to us. Sorry about that, Ice. Tough break indeed. At least it wasn't an ugly break like Gordon Heyward or anything.

I totally remember watching that game on TV. There was a sense of excitement that the players were going to come back soon, even though we knew this game was going to suck. I still think the Bills-Browns 6-3 game was the worst game ever. There was no excuse for that one being so horribly bad. At least the one with the Giants had scab players as an excuse.