Ravens at Bills Divisional Thread - Your pick?

[Rocky Davis]

1 minute ago, Mr. Scot said:

I'm not jumping on a table like that.

Give me a mattress or a couch and we can talk.

Yeah, maybe 20 years ago I would *think* about doing it.  Now I'd end up in the hospital.

[Mr. Scot]

Thirty degrees out there...Yikes!

I used to love playing in snow games, but those games where it was just bone chillingly cold? Hitting somebody felt like slamming into a wall.

[TheCasillas]

Are the refs trying to ice the kicker?

[t96]

1 minute ago, Mr. Scot said:

Thirty degrees out there...Yikes!

I used to love playing in snow games, but those games where it was just bone chillingly cold? Hitting somebody felt like slamming into a wall.

Doesn’t add up

[Mr. Scot]

From earlier...

 

[Mr. Scot]

1 minute ago, t96 said:

Doesn’t add up

Thirty is cold.

Admittedly, my standards for cold are different at age 53 than they were at age 16.

[GoPanthers123]

Come on bitch make a field goal. 

[The Huddler]

2 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

Thirty is cold.

Admittedly, my standards for cold are different at age 53 than they were at age 16.

"loved to play in snow games" aka less than 32 degrees

 

but 30 degrees is bone chillingly cold? 

 

yeah doesn't add up

[t96]

5 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

Thirty is cold.

Admittedly, my standards for cold are different at age 53 than they were at age 16.

As someone who lives in Boston and has spent many winters in Minnesota, 30 is not far from t-shirt weather... not quite “bone chillingly cold” to me at least... 

 

just messing around Scot I’m sure what I call “blistering hot” you call comfortable...

[Mr. Scot]

7 minutes ago, t96 said:

As someone who lives in Boston and has spent many winters in Minnesota, 30 is not far from t-shirt weather... not quite “bone chillingly cold” to me at least... 

just messing around Scot I’m sure what I call “blistering hot” you call comfortable...

Trust me, I understand. I do think living in the South as I'm getting up there is making me soft

I remember a game my sophomore year where I'm pretty sure it was either single digits or low double digits at the most. Nice cold wind too.

Teenage dumbass me only brought a half shirt with short sleeves to wear under my pads. And we didn't have those big wrap around cloak type things, or much of anything really. Even if we had, I wouldn't have gotten one anyway.

Since I was a sophomore, I was mostly playing Just special teams, a.k.a. sprint down the field and slam into somebody. Then I'd go back to the sideline and shiver.

When I got home from that game, I hurt like a mother.

[Scott12345]

It’s the wind, not the cold

team that can run the ball wins this game

[Rocky Davis]

7 minutes ago, The Huddler said:

"loved to play in snow games" aka less than 32 degrees

 

but 30 degrees is bone chillingly cold? 

 

yeah doesn't add up

usually when it is actually snowing the humidity is higher and it feels warmer due to that......a dry "cold" does feel worse when you are hitting things, trying to catch a ball, etc.

[outlaw4]

Someone must have told the Bills that running the ball was allowed in this game.

[Mr. Scot]

1 minute ago, outlaw4 said:

Someone must have told the Bills that running the ball was allowed in this game.

Collinsworth speculated that they're not running because they saw how the Ravens handled Derrick Henry last game.

I suppose it's possible.