NFL Week #3 - Bills at the Dolphins - Post game thread

[mannc]

I’m terrified to see the injury list tomorrow…I think it will be worse than last week.  

[muppy]

13 hours ago, Coach Tuesday said:

The Bills should disable the heat pipes leading to the visitors’ locker room and showers when we host them in December.  Because, you know, homefield advantage.

hahaha ding ding ding ding  ding

 

That would be the "payback is a *****" scenario. 

 

Ahem miami fishies how u like buffalo now?

 

😏

Edited September 26, 2022 by muppy

[YoloinOhio]

 

[finn]

No fun to lose, but this game is like the wind game against the Pats*: an aberration. If the Bills can only be beat under bizarre conditions like these, that means they have a terrific team. All those injuries PLUS the heat, PLUS playing an away game on a short week, and they lose by two after outplaying their opponent in all ways but the score. The stars had to align perfectly for an inferior team like the Dolphins to win, and by definition that is unlikely to happen again. So I'm not too upset about this loss. As many posters have pointed out, the team played their hearts out and showed a lot of resilience. 

[BillMafia716ix]

I love Josh Allen but 63 pass attempts considering the heat yesterday was way too high. WR’s and Oline were gassed! Especially in the second half when the offense was basically on the field the entire half. Would like to see more balance on offense. 

[Lost]

20 minutes ago, YoloinOhio said:

 

 

Wow I had no idea Gabe was out there 97% of snaps.   The cumulative toll the heat took on this team was pretty wild.  All the receivers were visibly slower than normal which is probably why Josh had so many contested throws.  Literally nobody could create any separation.  But then again the heat had to be also getting to Josh Allen who was out there for 100% of offensive snaps probably more than anyone so I could see why some of his throws would be off.   

[Big Turk]

1 hour ago, mannc said:

The NFL does not care about the safety or comfort of fans or players…

 

No but they care about legal issues and losing money so be quite sure that they will have no other choice unless they want to go bankrupt from being sued.

[Billz4ever]

11 hours ago, DapperCam said:

The body literally changes itself when you live in a hot vs cold climate to better tolerate it. Miami players have been playing in this heat (and even hotter) since the beginning of training camp. It isn’t that surprising that we had several starters out with “heat illness” when they had relatively few (did they have any?)

Still not an excuse. When the fish come to BUF in Dec and it's 30 degrees, do they get to blame a loss on the cold?  Or will it be due to how they performed on the field?

[Stretch]

Anyone have a link that shows Melvin Ingram kicking Allen during the game?

[DapperCam]

50 minutes ago, Billz4ever said:

Still not an excuse. When the fish come to BUF in Dec and it's 30 degrees, do they get to blame a loss on the cold?  Or will it be due to how they performed on the field?

Will multiple players leave the game for “cold illness”. If you can’t tell the difference then I don’t know what to tell you. The heat is more dangerous than the cold and provides a bigger advantage when only one team gets to be in the shade.

Bills were down half of their starters by the end of the game. Allen was throwing to Gilliam, Morris and a visibly hobbled Gabe Davis by the end. There were also no more backup o-lineman left. Idk what we would have done if another one had to leave the game. Play a TE at tackle?

[Billz4ever]

7 minutes ago, DapperCam said:

Will multiple players leave the game for “cold illness”. If you can’t tell the difference then I don’t know what to tell you. The heat is more dangerous than the cold and provides a bigger advantage when only one team gets to be in the shade.

Bills were down half of their starters by the end of the game. Allen was throwing to Gilliam, Morris and a visibly hobbled Gabe Davis by the end. There were also no more backup o-lineman left. Idk what we would have done if another one had to leave the game. Play a TE at tackle?

Not true at all.  Players that don't play in the cold are much more likely to be impacted by numbness in their hands and feet and also having more tightness and having a problem staying loose.  Not to mention more likely having the burning feeling in their lungs when breathing the cold air heavily.

 

You can't have it both ways, even though you apparently think you can.

 

This was not the first time the Bills played Miami in Miami with it being late summer hot either.  

Edited September 26, 2022 by Billz4ever

[Chandler#81]

5 hours ago, BillsBy50 said:

 It surely couldn’t have been the 63 passes and 10 runs he had in that humidity. Relax 

Nice 2nd post 🙄

Yeah, yer gonna do great here. I can tell these things.

Fish play Thursday Night. If they stuck with their 1st published report of a concussion, Turnaballova wouldn’t be eligible to play Thursday per League rules.

have I mentioned I hate Steven Ross and everything he stands for?

[newcam2012]

 

[AllenDaBomb]

Anyone that thinks that the heat and/or injuries didn't play a factor in this loss is off their rocker. Mind you, execution, coaching decisions, etc. are also factors in the loss.

 

 

[UKBillFan]

2 minutes ago, AllenDaBomb said:

Anyone that thinks that the heat and/or injuries didn't play a factor in this loss is off their rocker. Mind you, execution, coaching decisions, etc. are also factors in the loss.

 

 

 

It was a perfect storm - players making simple mistakes, coaching errors, heat, injuries... yet we still got within two. Considering what we were working against it shows how deep our roster goes, and those who came in did us proud. But it's annoying and frustrating at the same time.

[LabattBlue]

A lot of blame going around, but the biggest reason the Bills lost?   It was too hot for the Bills fans who were there, to stand up and cheer.

 

After all, you can’t be loud if sitting in your seat.  It cannot be denied. 😈

[DrDawkinstein]

5 hours ago, Billz4ever said:

Still not an excuse. When the fish come to BUF in Dec and it's 30 degrees, do they get to blame a loss on the cold?  Or will it be due to how they performed on the field?

 

I mean, they have blamed the weather multiple times over the years. Thinking back to the "Let it Snow" game where both Ray Lucas and Ricky Williams flat out quit in the cold and snow.

 

The difference in Buffalo is that BOTH teams get snowed on and are in the cold. In Miami, only ONE team gets the sun.

 

It's like if we had a way to only make it snow and be cold on the visitor's sideline, which would be an unfair advantage instead of just a "homefield advantage" where our team is simply more used to it, but we are BOTH experiencing in.

 

Big difference.

[Billz4ever]

8 minutes ago, DrDawkinstein said:

 

I mean, they have blamed the weather multiple times over the years. Thinking back to the "Let it Snow" game where both Ray Lucas and Ricky Williams flat out quit in the cold and snow.

 

The difference in Buffalo is that BOTH teams get snowed on and are in the cold. In Miami, only ONE team gets the sun.

 

It's like if we had a way to only make it snow and be cold on the visitor's sideline, which would be an unfair advantage instead of just a "homefield advantage" where our team is simply more used to it, but we are BOTH experiencing in.

 

Big difference.

And that's all it is is an excuse.  At the end of the game, you either played better than the other team and made fewer mistakes or you didn't and lost.  Trying to blame this or that is simply not taking responsibility and not being accountable for how you executed or failed to execute on the field.

 

And as far as the sun goes, the players had popups to sit under so they weren't directly in the sun, not to mention the misting fans and all the electrolytes they can handle.

 

Maybe it had to do more with our offense being on the field for 42 minutes and not being able to come away with points rather than trying to blame it on the orange ball in the sky.

 

 

Edited September 26, 2022 by Billz4ever

[Royale with Cheese]

6 hours ago, Billz4ever said:

Still not an excuse. When the fish come to BUF in Dec and it's 30 degrees, do they get to blame a loss on the cold?  Or will it be due to how they performed on the field?

 

Will the cold prevent them from playing in the game?  Like, will Dolphins players have to go to the lockeroom to get an IV or collapsing on the field because of cramps....in the cold?  The Bills had many players that were physically unable to play.  The Dolphins sideline didn't have to deal with the sun, they sat comfortably in the shade which is 15 degrees cooler.

[Billz4ever]

12 minutes ago, DrDawkinstein said:

 

I mean, they have blamed the weather multiple times over the years. Thinking back to the "Let it Snow" game where both Ray Lucas and Ricky Williams flat out quit in the cold and snow.

 

The difference in Buffalo is that BOTH teams get snowed on and are in the cold. In Miami, only ONE team gets the sun.

 

It's like if we had a way to only make it snow and be cold on the visitor's sideline, which would be an unfair advantage instead of just a "homefield advantage" where our team is simply more used to it, but we are BOTH experiencing in.

 

Big difference.

It's a plain and simple fact that people who are used to the cold will handle it better than someone acclimatized to 80-degree weather.  

2 minutes ago, Royale with Cheese said:

 

Will the cold prevent them from playing in the game?  Like, will Dolphins players have to go to the lockeroom to get an IV or collapsing on the field because of cramps....in the cold?  The Bills had many players that were physically unable to play.  The Dolphins sideline didn't have to deal with the sun, they sat comfortably in the shade which is 15 degrees cooler.

It's a plain and simple fact that people who are used to the cold will handle it better than someone acclimatized to 80-degree weather.  This is a proven scientific fact.

[Wayne Arnold]

Underrated play of the game was the ensuing kickoff/punt after the safety.

 

The guy crushes a punt 73 yards and Crowder proceeds to take a dump, dancing around instead of just sprinting down the left sideline.

 

Should've started the drive at around the 35-40 yard line. Instead, they start at the 23.

 

That was huge.

 

We need a better kick returner. Crowder ain't it.

[Royale with Cheese]

8 minutes ago, Billz4ever said:

And that's all it is is an excuse.  At the end of the game, you either played better than the other team and made fewer mistakes or you didn't and lost.  Trying to blame this or that is simply not taking responsibility and not being accountable for how you executed or failed to execute on the field.

 

And as far as the sun goes, the players had popups to sit under so they weren't directly in the sun, not to mention the misting fans and all the electrolytes they can handle.

 

Maybe it had to do more with our offense being on the field for 42 minutes and not being able to come away with points rather than trying to blame it on the orange ball in the sky.

 

 

Point out to me the pop up tents?

 

 

[Billz4ever]

4 minutes ago, Royale with Cheese said:

 

Will the cold prevent them from playing in the game?  Like, will Dolphins players have to go to the lockeroom to get an IV or collapsing on the field because of cramps....in the cold?  The Bills had many players that were physically unable to play.  The Dolphins sideline didn't have to deal with the sun, they sat comfortably in the shade which is 15 degrees cooler.

Bills players will be much more acclimatized to the cold vs players living and playing in 80-degree weather every week.  This is a proven scientific fact and claiming otherwise is simply ignorance.  I grew up in Syracuse and now live in FL.  When I lived in NY, the cold didn't phase me.  I go there now in the winter and freeze my butt off.

 

https://time.com/5712904/adjust-to-cold-weather/

Just now, Royale with Cheese said:

Point out to me the pop up tents?

 

 

I literally saw them on TV.  Imagine claiming that because they aren't there in a tweet you posted, that means they were never there.  They are portable you know and can literally be setup in a couple minutes.

[Royale with Cheese]

4 minutes ago, Billz4ever said:

It's a plain and simple fact that people who are used to the cold will handle it better than someone acclimatized to 80-degree weather.  

It's a plain and simple fact that people who are used to the cold will handle it better than someone acclimatized to 80-degree weather.  This is a proven scientific fact.

 

It is also a proven scientific fact that sitting in the sun all day can lead to heat exhaustion.  It's also a scientific fact that the shade is cooler than direct sun.

 

How many times have you seen a visiting player in 30 degree weather in Buffalo come out of the game because of the cold?

The Bills weren't able to play because of cramps and heat exhaustion.  They physically couldn't play.

 

3 minutes ago, Billz4ever said:

Bills players will be much more acclimatized to the cold vs players living and playing in 80-degree weather every week.  This is a proven scientific fact and claiming otherwise is simply ignorance.  I grew up in Syracuse and now live in FL.  When I lived in NY, the cold didn't phase me.  I go there now in the winter and freeze my butt off.

 

https://time.com/5712904/adjust-to-cold-weather/

 

It is a proven fact that sitting in the sun is hotter than sitting in the shade.  

 

30 degree weather is nothing to a football player.  If it was that cold for them, they wouldn't wear short sleeves lol.  

[Billz4ever]

Just now, Royale with Cheese said:

 

It is also a proven scientific fact that sitting in the sun all day can lead to heat exhaustion.  It's also a scientific fact that the shade is cooler than direct sun.

 

How many times have you seen a visiting player in 30 degree weather in Buffalo come out of the game because of the cold?

The Bills weren't able to play because of cramps and heat exhaustion.  They physically couldn't play.

 

Excuses.  Blaming anything and everything instead of what they actually did on the field.  The offense was on the field for 42 minutes running long drives including a 20 play one...so tell me, what difference would shade have made?

[UKBillFan]

Just now, Billz4ever said:

Excuses.  Blaming anything and everything instead of what they actually did on the field.  The offense was on the field for 42 minutes running long drives including a 20 play one...so tell me, what difference would shade have made?

 

Because the Dolphins defense could get off the field into the cooler shade between plays whilst the offense was still in baking heat? You wonder why the Bills offense went down with cramps and sickness (Josh threw up on the sidelines at one point) whilst their defense was fine?

[Royale with Cheese]

2 minutes ago, Billz4ever said:

Excuses.  Blaming anything and everything instead of what they actually did on the field.  The offense was on the field for 42 minutes running long drives including a 20 play one...so tell me, what difference would shade have made?

 

Well, they would get a break from the sun.  Do you not know the difference between the shade and direct sunlight?

 

We had players that couldn't even walk off the field but nah...didn't effect them much lol.

 

How many defensive players went out from heat exhaustion?

Edited September 26, 2022 by Royale with Cheese

[Billz4ever]

Just now, UKBillFan said:

 

Because the Dolphins defense could get off the field into the cooler shade between plays whilst the offense was still in baking heat? You wonder why the Bills offense went down with cramps and sickness (Josh threw up on the sidelines at one point) whilst their defense was fine?

No, it's because the Fins players are acclimatized to that weather, where the bills are not.  Own what you did or didn't do on the field.

2 minutes ago, Royale with Cheese said:

 

Well, they would get a break from the sun.  Do you not know the difference between the shade and direct sunlight?

 

We had players that couldn't even walk off the field but nah...didn't effect them much lol.

 

How many defensive players went out from heat exhaustion?

I love how you are pretending this is the first time we've traveled to Miami early in the season when it's hot.

[UKBillFan]

4 minutes ago, Billz4ever said:

No, it's because the Fins players are acclimatized to that weather, where the bills are not.  Own what you did or didn't do on the field.

I love how you are pretending this is the first time we've traveled to Miami early in the season when it's hot.

 

Yes, that as well, they are more acclimatised to the heat. But the set up of the stadium is as such to take advantage of it from a sidelines point of view.

 

I do think the injuries played a big part and possibly led to the mistakes on offense as the game came to the end. The play design was such to try and keep the offense on the field for as long as possible, because we didn't want to expose our defense. But that drove them into the ground to the point they were physically and mentally fatigued.

[BananaB]

7 minutes ago, Billz4ever said:

No, it's because the Fins players are acclimatized to that weather, where the bills are not.  Own what you did or didn't do on the field.

I love how you are pretending this is the first time we've traveled to Miami early in the season when it's hot.

Lol! So stupid

[Royale with Cheese]

5 minutes ago, Billz4ever said:

No, it's because the Fins players are acclimatized to that weather, where the bills are not.  Own what you did or didn't do on the field.

I love how you are pretending this is the first time we've traveled to Miami early in the season when it's hot.

Greg Rousseau is from Miami....

 

"It was up there like top two top three hottest I'd say," said Rousseau who played his college ball in the same stadium for the University of Miami. "We had a real hot game against Georgia Tech, but even in college football, you don't always kick off at 1 pm. You get like four o'clock kick off. Sometimes it's a night game. Being out there at 1pm is different."

 

So in your mind, all hot days are equally hot.  Got it.

 

Show me one time where a player was physically unable to play because they were in 30 degree weather.

On the last drive we had James Cook and Quentin Morris running WR routes because everyone else was completely gassed.

I can't believe you think 30 degree weather is equally as bad at 100+ heat index sitting in the sun for hours.

 

Show me the pop up tents where the players could sit under.  You said they were there...where are they?

5 hours ago, Billz4ever said:

Not true at all.  Players that don't play in the cold are much more likely to be impacted by numbness in their hands and feet and also having more tightness and having a problem staying loose.  Not to mention more likely having the burning feeling in their lungs when breathing the cold air heavily.

 

You can't have it both ways, even though you apparently think you can.

 

This was not the first time the Bills played Miami in Miami with it being late summer hot either.  

 

Sooooo cold for them that they are all wearing short sleeves!  

 

 

[Billz4ever]

Just now, Royale with Cheese said:

Greg Rousseau is from Miami....

 

"It was up there like top two top three hottest I'd say," said Rousseau who played his college ball in the same stadium for the University of Miami. "We had a real hot game against Georgia Tech, but even in college football, you don't always kick off at 1 pm. You get like four o'clock kick off. Sometimes it's a night game. Being out there at 1pm is different."

 

So in your mind, all hot days are equally hot.  Got it.

 

Show me one time where a player was physically unable to play because they were in 30 degree weather.

On the last drive we had James Cook and Quentin Morris running WR routes because everyone else was completely gassed.

I can't believe you think 30 degree weather is equally as bad at 100+ heat index sitting in the sun for hours.

 

Show me the pop up tents where the players could sit under.  You said they were there...where are they?

I just looked it up....

 

Bills played Miami September 21, 2021 at Hard Rock.  1 P.M. kickoff.  Weather 88 degrees and sunny with a dewpoint of 78, which translates into 90% humidity. 

 

Yesterday, Bills played Miami September 25, 2022 at Hard Rock. 12 P.M. kickoff.  Weather 89 degrees and sunny with a dewpoint of 78.

 

Last season, in almost identical weather conditions, Bills win 35-0, but I'm betting you never mentioned weather once.  I wonder why.

 

Now, take a seat, champ.

 

 

[Royale with Cheese]

7 minutes ago, Billz4ever said:

I just looked it up....

 

Bills played Miami September 21, 2021 at Hard Rock.  1 P.M. kickoff.  Weather 88 degrees and sunny with a dewpoint of 78, which translates into 90% humidity. 

 

Yesterday, Bills played Miami September 25, 2022 at Hard Rock. 12 P.M. kickoff.  Weather 89 degrees and sunny with a dewpoint of 78.

 

Last season, in almost identical weather conditions, Bills win 35-0, but I'm betting you never mentioned weather once.  I wonder why.

 

Now, take a seat, champ.

 

 

 

Oh we got a tough guy here!

 

So Greg Rousseau, a Miami native who has played in that weather his whole life is wrong.  

Steve Tasker was on the radio and has been to Miami several times for games said he's never felt it hotter down there.

 

How many players last year cramped/exhausted last year and couldn't finish the game?  The reason why we are talking about weather this year is because we saw on live TV players dropping like flies due to the heat.  If they were dropping last year at the same rate, we would have talked about the weather.  We didn't see that last year so there was a difference...champ.

Edited September 26, 2022 by Royale with Cheese

[BananaB]

9 minutes ago, Billz4ever said:

I just looked it up....

 

Bills played Miami September 21, 2021 at Hard Rock.  1 P.M. kickoff.  Weather 88 degrees and sunny with a dewpoint of 78, which translates into 90% humidity. 

 

Yesterday, Bills played Miami September 25, 2022 at Hard Rock. 12 P.M. kickoff.  Weather 89 degrees and sunny with a dewpoint of 78.

 

Last season, in almost identical weather conditions, Bills win 35-0, but I'm betting you never mentioned weather once.  I wonder why.

 

Now, take a seat, champ.

 

 

Give it up man. Our players were dropping like flies because of heat exhaustion. Shade would of helped but they were not allowed because they can only use what Miami has on their bench. 
 

We should of won despite the heat, but to say that sun didn’t have an effect on the outcome of that game is crazy. 

Edited September 26, 2022 by BananaB

[Billz4ever]

5 minutes ago, Royale with Cheese said:

 

Oh we got a tough guy here!

 

So Greg Rousseau, a Miami native who has played in that weather his whole life is wrong.  

Steve Tasker was on the radio and has been to Miami several times for games said he's never felt it hotter down there.

 

How many players last year cramped/exhausted last year and couldn't finish the game?  The reason why we are talking about weather this year is because we saw on live TV players dropping like flies due to the heat.  If they were dropping last year at the same rate, we would have talked about the weather.  We didn't see that last year so there was a difference...champ.

LMAO, now you're saying the weather almanac is lying and should take the word of a football player who's been away from Miami🤣

 

OR, maybe it's exactly as I said...players becoming acclimatized.  Rousseau has been up in Buffalo, so of course when he comes back to Miami it going to feel hotter and he's not going to be acclimatized to that temp or humidity.

 

You clearly don't get it and when you're now claiming the weather almanac is lying, probably time to re-evaluate your position.

 

You also clearly need to educate yourself about acclimatization.

 

https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/mining/userfiles/works/pdfs/2017-124.pdf

Edited September 26, 2022 by Billz4ever

[YoloinOhio]

 

[Royale with Cheese]

8 minutes ago, Billz4ever said:

LMAO, now you're saying the weather almanac is lying and should take the word of a football player who's been away from Miami🤣

 

OR, maybe it's exactly as I said...players becoming acclimatized.  Rousseau has been up in Buffalo, so of course when he comes back to Miami it going to feel hotter and he's not going to be acclimatized to that temp or humidity.

 

You clearly don't get it and when you're now claiming the weather almanac is now lying, probably time to re-evaluate your position.

 

I didn't say the weather almanac was lying.  I'm telling you what Greg Rousseau and Steve Tasker said.  I guess they are lying or don't know what they're talking about?

We saw McKenzie, Diggs and Know laying on the field getting stretched out for cramps and exhaustion.  Diggs looked dead at one point just lying there.  Chris Brown said at the game the WR were running at 3/4 speed mid way through the 3rd because they were gassed.  We had James Cook at Quentin Morris lining up at WR on the final drive because the WR were exhausted.

 

Rousseau I'm pretty sure goes to South Florida in the summers when football is out.  Isiah McKenzie owns a taco restaurant in Miami and he's down there as well.

Do you think they just live 24/7 in Buffalo?

 

Again, last year we didn't see any players with severe issues with the heat.  This year, we saw on live TV players dropping...even Dolphins players had guys cramping and they get to sit in the shade.  What in your professional opinion is the reason why?

6 minutes ago, YoloinOhio said:

 

 

All Bills players need to sleep like house cats today and tomorrow.

Edited September 26, 2022 by Royale with Cheese

[Billz4ever]

10 minutes ago, Royale with Cheese said:

 

I didn't say the weather almanac was lying.  I'm telling you what Greg Rousseau and Steve Tasker said.  I guess they are lying or don't know what they're talking about?

We saw McKenzie, Diggs and Know laying on the field getting stretched out for cramps and exhaustion.  Diggs looked dead at one point just lying there.  Chris Brown said at the game the WR were running at 3/4 speed mid way through the 3rd because they were gassed.  We had James Cook at Quentin Morris lining up at WR on the final drive because the WR were exhausted.

 

Rousseau I'm pretty sure goes to South Florida in the summers when football is out.  Isiah McKenzie owns a taco restaurant in Miami and he's down there as well.

Do you think they just live 24/7 in Buffalo?

 

Again, last year we didn't see any players with severe issues with the heat.  This year, we saw on live TV players dropping...even Dolphins players had guys cramping and they get to sit in the shade.  What in your professional opinion is the reason why?

And neither of them live or play in Miami, so their opinion of it coming from buffalo is irrelevant.

 

I provided you the information on heat acclimatization.  You choose to ignore it and live in ignorance.  Rousseau is no longer acclimatized to playing in the Miami heat and humidity and Tasker's opinion is supposed to mean what?  LMAO  He's obviously no longer acclimatized either.  

 

Your take:  Ignore science, ignore the weather almanac.  Just listen to the guys no longer acclimatized to that heat.

 

That's called a bad take my guy.  Just take the L and work on better excuses.

 

https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/mining/userfiles/works/pdfs/2017-124.pdf

 

I'll even give you that Miami was chilling in the shade while Buffalo was baking in the sun.  And?  So how it it different from last season in almost identical weather?  

 

Was buffalo's offense on the field for 42 minutes, engaging in 20 play drives last season?  

 

Bills TOP last season in Miami was only 28 minutes. 

Edited September 26, 2022 by Billz4ever

[UKBillFan]

I'm a bit confused what you're saying @Billz4ever. In one way you seem to be suggesting that the weather did play a part because the Dolphins are more acclimatised to it and then in another part say it didn't have an impact?

[Billz4ever]

3 minutes ago, UKBillFan said:

I'm a bit confused what you're saying @Billz4ever. In one way you seem to be suggesting that the weather did play a part because the Dolphins are more acclimatised to it and then in another part say it didn't have an impact?

No, that's not what I'm saying.  I'm saying the weather did have an impact, but it impacts both teams differently.  It impacts the Bills players more than the Fins players because the Fins are better acclimatized to working in that heat and humidity where the Bills players are not.

Edited September 26, 2022 by Billz4ever