Special K

14 left.....it gets tougher pending on who you have already used. I know many will use the Bills this week, but I used them already vs the Saints. I've narrowed my choices to Seattle or Denver, and I am leaning Seattle due to the fact that they don't look usable over the next few weeks after this one. One out of the box pick I am considering, however, is Carolina over the Saints.....I mean, when will you ever want to use Carolina if not this week?? Just thinking they might have a letdown after their big win over the Packers. Who ya got???

You always know it's a great idea when "hear me out" is included!😂

Colts?? Broncos?? Chargers??

Beane in his office right now:

I think Orlovsky "ran out of the back of the end zone" with that post😀

I'm still waiting for that Miles Garrett trade to come together!!

Almost Halfway through the season, and the numbers stand here: Bosa: 4 sacks Rousseau: 3 sacks Jackson: 0 sacks Epenesa: 2.5 sacks Solomon: 1 sack Total: 10.5 sacks Bosa, Rousseau, Solomon on pace to reach my predicted numbers Epenesa outpacing my predicted number Unfortunately, the big whiff so far has been Landon Jackson......predicted a "stellar" rookie season, and he can't even see the field! Right now, not on pace to reach the Over thanks to Jackson, but I think the Defense has gotten a little bit more aggressive these last two weeks that McD has been calling the plays, and the Over is still in reach.

Josh Allen now has 72 career rushing TD's.....the only active player, not QB, but player in the NFL right now that has more rushing TD's than Josh is Derrick Henry with 112. Just crazy to think that a QB who is one of the best in the league throwing the ball, is also unrivaled in rushing TD's among almost everyone active in the league right now!! No doubt he will surpass 100 rushing TD's before his career is over! Go Bills!!!

The Chefs had the ball for the last possession of the first half, and the first possession of the second half, and only managed to score 3 points!! I really think this was the true turning point of the game.....the Bills came up big on the Goal Line stand to hold the Chefs to a FG to end the first half (shout-out to Cole Bishop for the bone-jarring hit on Kelce), and forced a three and out on the first possession of the second half. Things would have been a lot different if the Chefs go TD, TD in that situation......great job by the D for minimizing the damage on those two drives!! Go Bills!!!

I already used the Bills, but I think I've got to choose between Denver, Seattle, or Chicago......leaning Seattle right now, but we shall see.

I think it was more the Bye Week coming at the perfect time.........it gave the team a chance to look in the mirror, figure out what isn't working, and what needed to change to get back on track. I agree that the most important change was McD realizing that he needed to put the D into his own hands, and call the Defensive plays full-time. The loss of Oliver and now Hoecht really hurts the Pass Rush, but the continued emergence of Bishop, Hairston, and hopefully Hancock in the secondary could help counteract those losses. Go Bills!!!!

That's the kind of insane logic I can get behind!!

Me too.............you could see that Kermit really felt that one........he was in too much pain to complain to the Refs about the hit!!

This one??

McDermott calling the Defensive plays seems to be working.....sorry Babich, McD is the "Shadow" Defensive Coordinator now!!