Gabe Davis is inactive, Coleman in? 🫣
Benford inactive with the toe injury occurring during Thursday’s practice. Just a random, no-basis-for-it question: Is there something up with the Bills’ practice turf that at times guys seem to get injured during the week? Nothing to it I’m sure but it seems to happen an inordinate number of times.
Late to the thread and a little past halfway thru. Just wanted to add that if KA is bumped up to POHO then the entire concept of EEE was utter bullsh!t. I can’t think of anything more inefficient and costly.
So Diggs in the slot keeps him free of Benford and as Tom Webster speculates, Boutte becomes Benford’s logical assignment. Not thrilled with TJ on Diggs bit might get some help.
That was awesome. Thanks for sharing @Demoted. The thought that went into the design and attention to detail required for a project of that magnitude is incredible. Can't wait for the home opener in '26. It will be electric. Wish I could be there.
The 'Big Colander' is nearing completion.
Wow. Really interesting question Shrader. Would the Eagles be deemed to have given up their one possession on the original fumble? I don't know the answer. But had that happened I'm sure there would have been a group meeting of officials on the field that might have lasted 10 minutes while everyone in the stadium is waiting around to hear if the game was over.
Living where I do, I can not tell you how happy I would be if NE melts down and blows the division. I’m surprised NE hasn’t hit a rough patch yet like most teams are prone to at some point during the season. Perhaps it’s time.
And I respect your opinion as well. I just don’t think running the ball (which they also did fairly effectively) isn’t playing scared (not your words) or not playing to win. I run the ball there and see what’s left to get the first down. You get to a 3rd and 3 or 4 and all options are open to you. And like you, I also appreciated some of the earlier decisions.
I understand what they were trying to do but I still think it was a poor decision. 2nd and 7 you run the ball twice and more importantly run the clock. Too many bad things can happen trying to throw there, especially if the execution sucks. JA made it all irrelevant in the end, thankfully.
Agree @SwampD. It didn’t and I’m glad. A couple huge plays by the D canceled out what was otherwise a pretty effective day for Burrow. But all the plays count.
I’m super happy the Bills came back and won that game. But excuse me for a moment because I’m going to be THAT guy.
What the hell was that play call after the Bengals used their last time out? Why would you even chance throwing the ball. Thankfully Josh didn’t fumble. Then he did that thing with his legs to seal the victory on the very next play.