Big Turk

The Chiefs can literally lose to anyone. The luckiness they have had with late game implosions by teams over and over again to allow them to win might be unprecedented in NFL history.

Josh Allen is inevitable.

The players want safety but only if it doesn't come at the expense of them making more money...then they don't care about safety anymore.

Yes, they have a BIG problem...5 more games left in the season that nobody in the NFL and especially Jets fans want to actually watch.

The players want more safety until the NFL comes to them and says "But you can make 300 million more dollars a year by growing the game internationally and playing more games." Then they essentially say "Where do I sign up for it?"

Goodell literally said it is...and when he says something like that it almost always happens. ESPECIALLY when he has shot down the idea repeatedly in the past. Goodell has shot down the idea in the past, but he told a fan forum in London that it’s a possibility. “We’ve always traditionally tried to play a Super Bowl in an NFL city — that was always sort of a reward for the cities that have NFL franchises,” he said in response to a question about moving the neutral-site game internationally. “But things change. It wouldn’t surprise me at all if that happens one day.” https://apnews.com/article/goodell-nfl-london-international-caa03e8d27aa2a07ab0a848bc015fff7

Goodell has already floated that out there and that means it almost assuredly is going to happen at some point, they are giving people a heads up into what's coming and giving them time to digest it. Would not be a time difference if it was held in Canada or Mexico.

Knox has made a lot of big plays over the years in big games for this team.

Bills ran the same running play over and over and over again and the 49ers couldn't stop it...sometimes there is no need to make things complicated...Joe Brady just kept sticking with what was working since they couldn't stop it. “Ain’t nothing to tell except we beat the brakes off of their D-line,” Bills offensive lineman Alec Anderson said. “They did not want to play. They came out and we just dominated up front.” “Yeah, we uh… We ran the same play over and over,” reserve offensive tackle Ryan Van Demark said after the game. “Same play over and over and over and over and over,” left tackle Dion Dawkins said. “Oh yeah. Yeah, we did. I looked at the sideline, ‘Well, here we go again,'” right tackle Spencer Brown said. “So we knew what it was. They knew it was.” “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it dawg. They didn’t have any answers for us,” Anderson said. “So it’s like, they know exactly what we were going to do. They knew we were going to run the ball right there. And what happened? James had a 65-yard touchdown and we just rolled.” “They couldn’t stop the run game on that certain play,” Van Demark said. “We just kept running it and Alec was doing a great job because he’s the guy for that play.” https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/5962381/2024/12/02/bills-49ers-josh-allen-matt-milano-amari-cooper/

Allen is now -225 to win MVP with Barkley 2nd at +425. Goff and La"Mew" are both +1100...essentially it is Allen's to lose at this point. Back to back games on National TV in front of the whole country with MVP moments...gonna be hard to take it away from him.

He didn't...postgame he said he took a hard hit on his funny bone on the play and his hand went completely numb for a few plays

Going to be an international Super Bowl coming up within a decade too most likely.

Pretty much been a foregone conclusion, it's just a matter of how long before it happens.

That was freaking awesome! 49ers looked like they would have rather been sitting around a warm fire drinking hot chocolate somewhere warm inside. All the way back to when Kelly and the K-Gun offense used to run only a handful of plays and he said that if they execute them well it doesn't matter if the other team knows they are coming, they still can't stop them.

49ers look like they want to just get on the bus and go home 🤣🤣

Taking a 2 hour detour to drive home from Western Ohio and around the lake snows 🤣 Just got home after 9 hours. I do unless I am driving somewhere 😏

He is going to be on a pitch count tonight and likely in passing situations to ease him back into the lineup. He isn't going to just be back in the game full time right away. McD already explained that he will be on a pitch count as he works his way back into the lineup.

Easiest bet in college football this year. Anyone thinking Ohio State was going to win by more than one score was high. Michigan is their boogie man... Would be like the Dolphins being favored by a huge spread against the Bills

8.5 inches is a little more than a dusting.

Yes and apparently this time potentially favoring the Buffalo Metro area and Eastern suburbs based on initial discussion. 😐

I'm guessing these meteorologists who wrote this article published in the American Meteorological Society Journal based on a study of nearly 700 lake effect events don't know what they are talking about either? Do better. "The interaction of short-wave troughs with lake-effect snow can further complicate forecasting as each trough has the ability to change the intensity and location of preexisting lake-effect snowbands." https://journals.ametsoc.org/view/journals/apme/58/3/jamc-d-18-0177.1.xml

Heaviest snow is supposed to fall overnight tonight and early morning tomorrow...and yikes, they just upped the amounts to 16-22" overnight.

Tell me about it...we are coming back from Western Ohio tomorrow and are having to take a 2 hour detour to avoid all of this mess... 80 to Youngstown to Oil City, PA then NE to Olean and up thru Warsaw before heading back to Lancaster...

Probably had some wrist soreness and they didn't want to risk it I assume?

Yeah, unlikely any cancellations occur although the 90 South of Hamburg is shut down and will likely remain so all thru Sunday night