Big Turk

Then you probably should stop watching football then because that makes zero sense and if that is your criteria then you don't actually know what you are watching anyway.

Whether they get sacks or not, constantly pressuring the other QB usually leads to negative outcomes. Nix is very lucky he didn't have at least 2-3 INTs with all of the poor throws and high balls from being pressured. Sounds like a person who has an inability to use logical thinking but wants to argue anyway even when their opinion which they must defend makes no sense.

He is also one of the best run defenders and setting the edge players in the NFL. As a whole package he has been plenty good.

Last year outside a 3 week stretch in January where we got almost all of our snow for the year(like 60+ inches) it was in the 40s and 50s for much of the winter. Lake did not freeze.

Funny that the majority of QB's are holding the ball 2.5 seconds or less yet have high pressure rates against us. That doesn't add up based on what is actually happening versus what you claim is happening.

Might be in the short term, it's been abnormally warm here in winters recently. 30 year average is what they use tho.

Also interesting note... Ball security could be paramount Sunday. Colder temps = slipperier footballs. Bills should be out hunting for punchouts and strips on Sunday.

He is on the Practice Squad now.

No comparison can be made...that team was essentially mentally exhausted after the year they had with snow moving games to Detroit, dealing with Hamlin's situation and all of the emotions, etc. They had nothing that game and you could see it right from the outset.

And we already know what he can do against screens

Those little towns in Ohio outside the cities can get brutally cold in winter...remember I was dating my wife who lived in a town of like 4K people at the time and when I used to leave in the morning for work it would often be below zero. Remember walking outside and my fingers just hurt from the cold and felt like frozen fishtsticks. But the worst places have to be near the Tug Hill Plateau where they both get bone chilling cold(temps to -20,-30, -40 at times without windchill) but also buried in snow the same way the southtowns/Ski Country does with multiple feet of snow off Lake Ontario.

Buffalo is listed as 2nd coldest city with Foxboro actually being 3rd. GB obviously first. Combined with everything...cold, snow, wind, Buffalo is the runaway winner in worst weather stadium for football tho...followed by GB and then Cleveland https://weather.com/news/news/2019-09-12-nfl-worst-weather-cities

It's not actually. Avg Jan temp there is 32/22 for high/low and Buffalo is 31/20. Also not windier either. And definitely not snowier 😂

Missing 3 of your most important run defenders in the middle of the D in Milano, Bernard and Taron have to help with that I think...

Interesting note... The Bills have the most TFL's in the NFL.

Not just running backs, any skill position players. The only player with a turnover on the season is Allen.

Just count on Lamar being what Lamar has always been in big pressure moments in the playoffs. A replacement level player. Lamar will be getting ready to gather the troops for his favorite speech of the year after the game in the locker room "Alright men, great effort, I appreciate y'all but you know what time it is... Cancun on me, Cancun on 3...1, 2, 3...." Teammates: "Cancun!!!"

"I'll take interviews that never happened for $1000 Alex!" You realize the AFC East is basically flipping the Jets for the Steelers right? Browns were worse than the Pats. Bengals and Fins were the same record. Bills better than Ravens record wise. It's not like you are in the NFC North with 3 playoff teams and 2 teams that accounted for 29 wins. Also, you actually lost to the Browns this year so I guess that doesn't mean a whole lot in terms of how poor a team is?

Even ChatGPT knows what's up:

He was who we thought he was...

Bradshaw's numbers are embarrassing. 51.9% completion rate, average of 167 yards per game passing, QB rating 70.9. Even in that era it's terrible considering who he had playing with him.

Pretty much what we already know. Lamar runs more, Allen is just better at it across the board and especially on key downs and in the redzone.

The high variance comes in because they rely on having a run game to win and if they don't, Lamar usually struggles.

Great clips of All-Pro Shnow dominating All-Pro Bonnito