JujuFish

I know the Pats have a good defense, but I do not like what I've seen from Josh today.

With the Chiefs loss, the Bills would take the #2 seed by winning out and Baltimore beating Miami next week.

And now the Bills officially control their own destiny again.

The Sabres are now 8-6 against NHL teams with 38 or more points, 6-11-3 against everyone worse. And it couldn't happen to a better team

Holy hell this is fun

Wow, just got home and it's 6-3? Nice.

And nfreeman responded to comments about Allen being the best. There's a difference between "great" and "best".

The obvious answer here is that nfreeman never called McDermott the Bills' best coach.

Anyone here a fan from the Jack Kemp days? How does he rank?

McDermott ended the drought before Allen was drafted.

Big trap game vibes. The Chargers, without their starting QB and having just fired their GM and HC, have to play Buffalo, who just thoroughly dominated one of the (presumably) best teams in the league. That said, I expect everyone in the organization knows this and they will be well prepared.

For what it's worth, McDermott is better than both of those marks, at .631 % and 4-5 (.444). He does still need to improve his playoff performance.

I think my posts have shown I'm closer to your viewpoint than the general consensus on this board, but I think that's a tad far for me. I'll call him a good to very good coach. I do need to see extended playoff success (preferably in the form of a Super Bowl victory, but ideally at least an appearance) before I'll say great.

In a game between two of the best QBs in the league, Cook stole the show. 221 scrimmage yards and 2 TDs. I can't remember the last time a Bills RB did that.

With the Browns, Texans, and Dolphins all winning their 1pm games, it's even more important to take down Dallas.

Hmmm, yes, I think we've figured out what happened to the Brooklyn Dodgers, the Buffalo Bisons, the Cincinnati Reds, the Cleveland Indians, the Detroit Tigers, the New York Yankees, and the original New York Giants. None of them could hack it in football. (Honestly, I had no idea there were this many NFL teams that had the same name as baseball teams until I looked it up)

What's even wilder is the 1950 Rams scored 70 and 65 points back to back in the same season. Also wild: the Raiders' 63 points is actually only the second most points scored following a shutout in NFL history. The 1934 Eagles were shut out 0-10 (Det), 0-6 (@BOS), and 0-17 (@NYG) in the three games prior to beating the Cincinnati Reds 64-0.

Tangent here, but halftime adjustments aren't really a thing, according to countless players and coaches.

It is not illegal to be offside until the ball is put into play, which means it's not a pre-snap penalty. Same thing with illegal formations. They're only illegal when the ball is hiked. Encroachment is different from defensive offside and is a pre-snap penalty.

I think you might be talking about a different play? This is the one with McLaurin: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XD1yfYZChP8

To add to that, how do you not realize you're offside when you're further downfield than the center? And everyone other than the center is pretty much a whole yard behind you?

That's one giant, dysfunctional family we have, going by your analogy.

Yep. Instead of enjoying the victory, you're obsessing over stuff that will just make your blood boil and leave you in a bad mood. I get it, I've been there. You can enjoy the win and also hold the opinion that it's just the first step to the exoneration, as you put it.

Because I believe anyone can change for the better. Except myself. I'm stuck as the a-hole I am. But you can be better.

Whine, whine, whine. The Bills win a hard fought, close game against the best QB in the league on the road, and instead of enjoying it, you're whining. Hence: give me a break