week White Eddie Yarbrough Jerseys , fans take on the age-old arch-nemesis know as “hunger.” Never fear, Buffalo Rumblings has just the playbook to take down this foe. Each week, we’ll dive into enemy territory to scout their signature moves and put a “Buffalo” spin on it. Translated, each week we’ll share a themed recipe based on who the Bills are playing, including a custom wing sauce to go with each dish. Our opponent this week:Indianapolis ColtsWings and popcorn: Oh my goodness was it tough to think of a recipe this week. Indianapolis often gets picked on for being boring and... Well, maybe there’s some merit to that. Tenderloin sandwiches are a thing apparently, but that’s hardly “signature.” So in honor of a seemingly bland city, we’re going back to wings and using a seemingly bland ingredient in its “honor.” A word of caution, wing purists may want to sit down and grab a paper bag as we enter the realm of “Is he really adding THAT to his sauce?” Also, Indiana is known for popcorn and we put wing sauce on that too. Wings and popcornServes 3-4Active Time: 15 Minutes (excludes wing time) Total Time:20 MinutesIngredients:1 cup hot sauce4 Tbsp butter 1鈦? cup miniature marshmallows20-24wings (already cooked)* 4 tsp olive oil 3 Tbsp popcorn kernelsGrated Parmesan cheesePrepare SauceAdd hot sauce to large pot http://www.thebillslockerroom.com/authentic-ryan-groy-jersey , simmer on HIGH for 2-3 minutesAdd butter, reduce heat to MED, stirring constantlyAdd marshmallows, stir until thoroughly mixed, set aside**PopcornAdd olive oil to a large pot and heat on HIGHPlace two or three kernels in the oil as test popcorn and coverWhen the test kernels pop, add the rest and cover againOnce corn starts popping gently shake pot to prevent burningPop til they stop (or at least slow down to a couple seconds between pops)Putting it togetherPlace wings in large pot with sauce, turn heat to MED/HIGHToss wings to thoroughly coatRemove wingsDrizzle leftover sauce over popcorn, to taste***Sprinkle Parmesan cheese over popcornWingin’ It Tips:*To shorten the article this week, here’s the link for week one where we discuss cooking the wings. **Marshmallows? For real? Yep. We discussed in Week two how a little sugar can help balance acidity and can add flavor. Marshmallows balance everything else, but add little flavor to land with a pretty traditional profile. Most importantly Eddie Yarbrough Jerseys 2019 , this settles the age old debate of blue cheese vs. ranch. The correct answer is “more wing sauce.” The marshmallow addition makes the sauce thicker and sticky. The sauce coat on these is incredible. ***There is a risk of creating soggy popcorn. This will still be delicious but might not be for everyone. Drizzle lightly and toss popcorn for a more even coat. The Beer: While we’re going a little more daring with the sauce, we add a little twist to the beer as well. Beer products provided by Labatt USA. Please drink responsibly. Coming soon!The Bills host the New England Patriots for Monday Night Football! What could be argued to be the biggest game for fans in years deserves one of the biggest recipes. The only remaining question if it this custom creation will last long enough to photograph. Pro Football Focus (PFF) has compiled their annual quarterback rankings in a 341-page manifesto covering just about any aspect one can dream of on 35 NFL signal callers. For those unfamiliar with PFF, they grade every throw made for each quarterback across a variety of metrics such as ball placement, potential for a turnover, and far more. While this results in rankings, it also gives comparisons to every other quarterback in many key measures.In a stunning coincidence, the Buffalo Bills happen to have a quarterback. He goes by the name of “Josh Allen.” PFF had plenty to say on the rookie quarterback, much of which won’t assuage the fears of Bills fans. Allen was up and down all season, with weekly rankings from first to worst. PFF called Allen “a fascinating player to watch in 2018, as you had no idea what you were going to get from play to play or game to game.” Allen’s season had him rated as the 27th-best quarterback.Allen’s critics often cite inaccuracy as a potentially insurmountable problem. His completion percentage of 52.8% only helps that argument. One area PFF examines is adjusted completion rate White Jordan Mills Jerseys , which accounts for things like dropped passes, throwaways, and spiked balls. With these considerations, Allen’s adjusted completion percentage climbs to 64.7%, which is a big jump. Unfortunately, when looking at every quarterback with this lens, Allen is dead last in the league. The NFL average was 75.3%. There is some comfort to be found, however, as all five first-round rookies were below average. Lamar Jackson, Josh Rosen and Sam Darnold round out the bottom four Jordan Mills Jerseys 2019 , with Baker Mayfield only barely missing out on league average (74%). An interesting area of measurement comes from PFFs grading of “Big Time Throws” and “Turnover-Worthy Plays.” Big Time Throws are made when a pass was considered high difficulty and high value. In other words, likely to result in a big play while showing a lot of skill. Turnover-Worthy Plays are those that carry a high risk of resulting in a turnover. Allen is decently above average when it comes to Turnover-Worthy Plays (that’s bad). He’s also a little better than average at creating Big Time Throws. As a result, Allen is placed in the “Volatile” category in a quadrant-based labeling system. The other three labels aside from “volatile” are “best,” “worst” and “safe.” Darnold, Jackson and Rosen landed in the “worst” quadrant. Mayfield found himself in “best.” PFF has a ton of fun odds and ends to look through, so to whet your appetite here’s a couple more Allen facts. Allen had the longest average time to throw at 3.2 seconds. 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