Big Turk

At the stadium, apparently...I was with my own Mom too haha

same

with Poyer providing deep help instead of Cam Lewis.

My fault...I should have looked that up.

The 1994 Revenge game...Mark Brunell and Natrone Means "Business" helped knock us out of the playoffs in Kelly's last game, which unceremoniously ended with a concussion. I was there...the entire stadium sat stunned. Could have heard a pin drop.

Dobbs should be the starter next week...looked mostly good in a tough situation...had some bad drops that hurt him too...a few throws he'd want back but for a guy elevated off the practice squad he acquitted himself quite well I thought.

Well considering I was one of the few on the board who thought the Bills could win out in the regular season(based on what other SB winning teams had done from the midpoint of the season onwards), I'd say absolutely. The bigger the game, the better Allen plays.

We're on to Cincinnati.

Just cause the Chiefs can't beat them doesn't mean we won't. Josh Allen in PrimeTime is Must See TV

We won't lose.

I'm not sure I have ever heard this before...kind of funny why it never happened as both QBs fell out of favor on their respective teams. https://heavy.com/sports/new-york-jets/geno-smith-ej-manuel-buffalo-bills/amp/

Yes because they are less talented overall and try to make up for it with physicality. However it's too much of a gap to make up in the playoffs, which is why they lose usually early on.

They are playing their best game of the year...giving up almost nothing defensively and just buzzing all over in the RedWings zone...5-0 after two periods and it could be 8 or 9. Outshooting the RedWings 25-13.

Of course there is a way we win by double digits. The Bills if they bring their A game is going to beat any team in the NFL by double digits.

ESPN simulation says Bengals to get destroyed 37-9 by Bills on MNF https://www.yahoo.com/sports/espn-simulation-projects-bengals-absolutely-212134316.html The last three times the Bills did the games were laughers

Here is a great description of what led up to the Blizzard of 77 that made it so bad. Additionally some things not mentioned in the article: Buffalo was at record snow depth prior to the Blizzard starting which stood as the all time record until recently. Buffalo had about half the plows out of commission and in need of repair due to it's relentless battle with the snow that year. https://www.wgrz.com/article/news/local/remembering-the-blizzard-of-77/71-393850323

A lot of the reason 77 was so bad was due to almost complete unpreparedness for it. People did not have any idea until a few hours prior.

Tragic... https://apnews.com/article/pele-soccer-star-dead-f2c5f7d2771b96dbd854cb025ab2563a

OH, yeah it's in the spice mixture...honestly it isn't very noticeable...spices tend to blend together to form unique flavor profiles. I thought Cinnamon and Cumin in Mujadara would be disgusting but it tastes amazing actually.

High chance of re-occurrence during the game...calf injuries don't heal that quickly...much like hamstrings they may feel fine uintil you actually make a sudden movement one time and then it re-injures it worse. Morse looks like he is ready for riding the short bus.

Cinnamon? They put chili on spaghetti.

It's OK...I preferred Goldstar when I lived there tho... Hahaha, I had many a fun night down in Covington when I lived in Cincy...used to be a giant bar/club/music complex down on the river there that was super popular on the weekends and was the "place to be" Sunday night. Those Kentucky women are underrated...

Love this dude...one my favorite Bills players from the drought...such a shame his career got cut short. Nothing too shocking in here but it was a good listen nonetheless.

He doesn't even look like he should be on a practice squad if I am being honest.