Big Turk

No, but the most likely predictor is what he has already shown. It's not like he was playing bad during the regular season in any of those years. All those seasons, his numbers were far better. The closest was his rookie year when his QB Rating in the regular season was 84.4 and playoffs was 78.5, only 5.9 points lower. in fact, the highest rated game he ever had was his rookie year in the playoffs. In 2019, he had a 113.3 QB Rating during the regular season and a 63.2 QB Rating in the playoffs, 50.1 points lower. In 2020, he had a 99.8 QB Rating during the regular season and a 68.1 QB Rating in the playoffs, 31.7 points lower. In 2023, he has a 102.7 QB Rating during the regular season and a ??? QB Rating during the playoffs. I'm guessing it's not higher than 85. When he shows he can play well in the playoffs, then maybe I will believe it. He hasn't. Not in ANY of his 4 appearances so far. When do you just call it like it is and stop thinking a playoff turd will turn into a diamond?

Lamar has been practice squad level in the playoffs. just downright abysmal. Stats in 4 playoff games? 4 Total TDs(3 passing, 1 rushing) 5 INTs(including at least 1 pick 6) 56% Completion Rate 68 QB Rating 19 sacks. If he put up those numbers during the regular season, he would be benched. As a likely 2 time MVP, those numbers are absolutely embarrassing and show when the stakes are highest, he folds like a cheap tent under the pressure.

Snowmobile?

Wouldn't be surprised if it was this week. Lamar in the playoffs is the worst version of himself. A player that doesn't even put up replacement level QB numbers.

Lamar's numbers in his 4 playoff games: 4 TDs 5 INTs 19 sacks 56% completion rate 68 QB Rating Those aren't even replacement level numbers. Certainly aren't franchise QB numbers. Maybe practice squad level QB numbers. IMO, Ravens have a good chance of being one and done and if they win, willing to bet it's more because of their defense than Lamar. When the stakes are highest, Lamar is at his worst.

Again...that's your misunderstanding. The ruling on the field was the ball was touched by a player while out of bounds. They didn't need to conclusively see that it touched someone's helmet, they needed to conclusively see that it DIDN'T touch someone's helmet to overturn it. Now, if it was ruled Bills ball and clean recovery, that also would have likely stood since it was inconclusive.

North downward...so like via the I-90 then south.

That area got another 30ish inches overnight last night and are expecting another 10-14 tonight and 5-9 tomorrow. We also got buried overnight

Giant downgrade

They also have access to much better treatments around the clock

Kelce is getting long in the tooth...might have a few good years left but then it's a massive black hole at tight end. Gray is a nice player...he isn't Kelce.

That's your misunderstanding. When a play goes to review, every part of the play gets reviewed.

Sounds like another ghetto superstar event there

Allen's TD run had a 0.2% of scoring a TD according to Next Gen Stats and a +42 over yards expected.

Probably a huge pay raise

It's supposed be a mostly Buffalo Metro/Northtowns event this time after tonight.

Yeah fair points...

The issue with a dome is it wouldn't prevent cancellations or moving games, it would only be a comfort thing. The only thing that would prevent that is a dome over all of WNY. Good luck with that.

Wondering if McD/Beane feel it would cause too much controversy and distractions for players ahead of the game....

I don't care, I'm taking once right now if you offered it.

He's used to watching Mahomes. Chiefs haven't done a QB sneak in years because he dislocated a knee cap once. Talk about a pansy.

Same with a fumble, not sure what the issue with the rule is with so many

"A transverse process fracture is typically the result of a high-impact collision, such as a contact sports injury or motor vehicle accident, but it can also be caused by trauma such as a gunshot wound or a fall from a high altitude. Often, individuals will anticipate the trauma (they see the head-on collision coming, know they are falling off a horse, etc.) and brace for impact. By doing so, they increase their chances of having a TPF, because the spine twists out of alignment just before the traumatic force occurs. Those muscles and ligaments attached to the processes may be constricted by the bracing and cause the bony end of the transverse process to snap off" Any chance they would right a wrong by giving Araiza his ticket back into the NFL?

That's always been a rule and we have seen it many times over the years. I remember a Jet kickoff returner during the early drought years using that against us by stepping out of bounds and then laying down and touching the ball to make it a kickoff out of bounds. Nothing like the tuck rule...nobody knew that one...just about everybody knows this one. Really? Then by extension a receiver could catch a ball standing out of bounds but as long as the ball was in bounds it's a catch. Can't have it both ways...

Yeah...well, when half the people are there because it's free air conditioning that they don't have and get to watch a game as a bonus, I can see why. Keeps them away from all them gators too. Louisiana has more of them than Florida.