Big Turk

Translation: "Within the next decade there will be a Super Bowl being played internationally." Goodell never just offers random comments...he is very calculated as to what he says and when he says something like that it isn't just an off the cuff remark, it's giving everyone a heads up into what the NFL is working towards. https://sports.yahoo.com/roger-goodell-says-he-wouldnt-be-surprised-if-a-super-bowl-is-played-internationally-130800461.html#:~:text=The NFL has moved numerous,that conversation is shifting though.

That's what we were saying to him his last 2 years in NE.

Allen has been the much better option over Breece Hall most games...Hall had one good game for me and has struggled in the others. Taron about to be like:

As far as I know he said he would be good to play but we won't know for sure until like an hour and a half before kickoff when inactives are announced.

What's crazy is the first drive was going really good and then his pass hits Demarco right in the hands and pops up and gets returned for a pick 6 and then the avalanche was on...I wonder what happened to him if DiMarco catches that ball and they continue the drive and score a TD if things might have gone differently that day. Granted they were very much overmatched and the WR's were terrible and got even worse when Benjamin left the game with a knee injury on the first drive. But I have to give Peterman props tho... what could have literally crushed many QB's in their first NFL start as a rookie and caused them never to be able to get over it didn't do that to Peterman...he went on to be a backup for 5 more years and is still on an NFL roster with the Falcons on their practice squad. Always like seeing a guy that refuses to give up no matter how many times he gets knocked down and just keeps coming back for more.

No QB had ever completed less than 10 passes on 30+ attempts in the last 30+ years(I believe they said 32 years). That Cook TD pass on 4th down was due to brilliant orbit motion that confused the hell out of the defense....left him wide open

It's mind boggling why he would stop with it when it worked so well.

It was the worst game for any QB in over 30 years so yeah, probably won't see one worse.

That ain't windy...that's an average day in Buffalo.

It's windy now...probably the same crazy winds we were getting Friday night in WNY. Looks like it will be decreasing throughout the day and be worst around kickoff at 15mph decreasing to 10 mph by end of the game. Shouldn't have a huge impact. That's like an average day in Buffalo.

I don't see them doing that even if they did...

And Cincinnati is going to trade him to us for what reason? Do people not understand that a team has to be willing to actually trade a player for a team to get a player?

How do you keep getting destroyed at home? How embarrassing. Wasn't it last year or the year before where they were unbeatable at home and got bombed on the road? Now they are the complete opposite? 3-0 on the road and 0-3 at home with a -66 point differential?? Pretty hard to have a -66 point differential in 3 games when you lost one of them by only 3 points, although it likely should have been a lot more than that.

You can't remember? Perhaps you should go back and watch more games then because it happens pretty regularly.

Duh...it still doesn't change the fact that it is a huge blow. Could argue that he has been the most dominant defensive player in the NFL this year so far...you don't just "next man up" and think you are going to get the same production...unless you live in fantasy land.

In Maye's case he had the ultimate advantage...no game tape at the NFL level. Daniels has a near elite level receiver in McLaurin which forces the Ravens to respect the outside deep threat and he has been exceptional this year as well. No matter what people want to say of Kingsbury as a HC, he is a damn good OC.

Huge blow to Lions D...Hutchinson is a baller and likely out for the year now

Bills 19 Jets 13 Think it's going to be an ugly, low scoring game.

I would be hard pressed to think of a team giving them a 2nd for a 32 year old WR who seems to be getting injured at an increasingly frequent rate the last few years.

Troy Franklin playing more like Kirk Franklin... "GP are ya with me!? Oh yeah..we havin' church we ain't goin' nowhere!"

Perhaps as a former NFL QB he understands how play design and progressions are supposed to work and the rules they have in place usually?

I think Allen was making some plays out of nothing in the 2nd half when what was supposed to happen didn't and guys weren't executing their assignments properly to help clear out or rub defenders to free up other players in the design of the play...Allen essentially couldn't ever go where the ball was "supposed" to go on the play because either the player didn't win or the assignments needed to be carried out by other players to open up that player weren't being done properly.

It was also pointed out on Cover1 that the Bills did a very poor job of manufacturing guys open this game...rub routes weren't done properly and were ineffective, guys were not executing their assignments properly, etc... looked more like what you would see on the first day of minicamp during installs where guys didn't exactly know what they were doing and didn't have the details down. Essentially the entire offense got an F- for the day as a grade. Simply an unacceptable performance on many levels.

They are confusing the Bills protection schemes by simulating pressure walking 7 people up to the line and the Bills are not properly identifying who is coming so even tho they are usually not sending extra people, sometimes they are overloading one side so they still have a numbers advantage versus the number of players the Bills have to block them. It's a pretty poor job of the Bills protection schemes and they better get it corrected or else we are going to see more of the same.

Maybe but the Bills have no tape on his tendencies.