Mark80

Hum...really? I feel like he's been hurt more than that. Not sure why. Maybe just banged up and still playing, I don't know. My bad.

I also disagree, signed Drew Brees.

Name 3 that turned out good. I sure as hell can't. Only can think of Alex Smith.

Dak Prescott??? Connor Cook??? Brett Hundley??? Hopefully they'll draft Jameis and his lack of maturity will blow up in their face again!

Prater's suspension has already been served. He was cut after it was over.

Which is huge with Kyle's penchant for injuries we need someone who can step in effectively and he certainly did so yesterday. Really wish they would have kept Cohen over Wynn though as I thought he had a certain something to his game as well.

I think the Cowboys tremendous OLine is a far bigger contributor to Murray's success at this point. That's what happens when you wisely notice a need (aging OLine) at a vital position group, cut ties, and devote 3 years straight of Number 1 picks to it (and hit on all of them). We, on the other hand, are relying on one great 2nd round pick, one OK first round pick (sorry, but Wood is not great, just average IMO), a bust first round pick, and some journeymen and rookies.

I agree, but how many times are we going to rehash all the negative things over and over and over again? I am as sick of seeing that same shotgun running play up the middle as everyone else is or the 3rd and 9 pass that goes 2 yards with a defender there to immediately tackle the receiver, but the fact of the matter is we beat a very tough defense on the road yesterday and not more than 9 hours after the game was over this guy (who does this all the time and is actually on my ignore list) is stating the obvious...again. Hackett needs to develop just as much as Marrone and most of our young players. The fact is, if EJ didn't have such glaring accuracy issues this would be a 4-1 team at this point and that is damn good regardless of Hacketts shortcomings.

I disagree with that. He had control for about 4 steps before he dropped it. However, I do believe that is why the Bills didn't challenge the spot of the ball as they didn't want to take any chance of being screwed on the replay and have them somehow say it was incomplete when it really should have been spotted on the 2 rather than the 4.

Agreed, but I came on this site this morning all excited to read some good stuff about the Bills and all I see are threads about Hackett sucking, CJ sucking, our OLine sucking. I mean, what the hell is going on around here? 75% of the posters here are doom and gloom no matter what and it gets very tiresome.

Can't "hurt" right? Now that one is a pun violation.

Actually it's four buddy! Nice try tough. I was taking literary license to emphasize a point. You are still wrong trying to correct the point. Funny. Start 4 threads about things already being discussed elsewhere. Nice job.

What 5 threads started in 5 minutes. A bit overkill man, wouldn't you say?

I agree on your point for this week, but they sure seemed to pack it in against the Texans after that pick 6.

Guy has to stay on the field to be utilized. Injury issues have really hurt him, but if he can stay healthy I'm sure he will be used more and more. At least I hope.

Some historical perspective: Every thread you've started has been terrible. We are 3-2, coming off a big time road win against a very tough team and people still want to find whatever negative point they can to keep "perspective." Jesus. Can we just be happy for something for once? Unreal.

Dude can't even enjoy a win for 12 hours. What a joke of a poster.

I can very accurately estimate the post counts of OPs by thread titles these days. This is becoming extremely tiresome.

Groundbreaking.

Agreed, it's not as much of an re-injury risk late in the season as it would be an effectiveness risk. There is no way he'll be fully functional by that point. Well, I say that but it is Kiko.

How about the guys that stay here!

That's not what the article says at all. The article says it was sent to him, not that he necessarily received it. Completely different animals.

Tell that to all the people saying bench EJ for Orton. So dumb.

Didn't see the replay recently but what you are saying here seems a bit off. If you are saying before the receiver has touched the ball, then you are correct. But if you are saying they can't drag down their arms the instant the ball first touches the receivers hands, then you are not correct. That is textbook defending to knock the ball out. As far as EJ goes. It's amazing what some actual practice time and repetitions from the pre-season and training camp can do for you. I expressed numerous times here how baffled I was that people were giving up on him already during this pre-season. And the best part, he's just going to keep improving over the next few years until he really hits his grove. Hold on folks, we may actually have something here.

Well, considering the NFL has a 5x lower rate of abuse than the general public (as I pointed out in the previous post), considering they have workshops for every rookie in the league on these issues, and considering they have readily available counseling programs for all of their players, I would say they are going beyond what everyone else is doing. I know that I have never worked for a corporation that had these things and I've worked for a numerous multi billion dollar organizations. It is not an NFL issue, it has been turned into an NFL issue by the media looking for ratings. And all of you suckers are falling for it and are the reason they are doing it. This is an AMERICAN issue, a societal issue that needs to be tackled on a much grander scale, not by people calling for Goodell's resignation. I could almost guarantee you that not one of the ESPN panelist, anchors, reporters, employees have gone out of their way this past month to call or write a letter to one of their elected representatives saying that they are sick and tired of these monsters walking the streets and serving zero jail time for what they have done. I could also reasonably assume that none of you have either.