Mr. WEO

huh? I quoted the OP. Is that you too? Settle down.

forgotten by whom? He has 168 touches. Next is Diggs at 91. He has more touches than Cook, Mckenzie Hines, Shakir and Davis combined.

"official/Vegas conspiracy" as your first step into the thread pool?

I'm here for the fresh AB takes....

Wait a minute, Justin Hopkins is now "Oregon's top insider"???

OBJ catch % the past 3 years: 54, 53, 55.....

do many top players need weekly threads for 5 straight years to convince his own fans how really good he is?

more chasing ghosts and howling at the moon with this. big surprise.

I was working. Missed most of the game? Did he explode?

Dude got paid. Old NFL story…

I wasn’t talking about ligament tears…

he's done this twice in an 8 year career. It would shock even him.

It's outside my area of expertise. But lateral meniscus "damage" isn't a medically descriptive diagnosis. "Full tears" are usually repair arthroscopically. He doesn't seem to have that since he's not having a procedure. A grade 1 or 2 injury might be amenable to rest/ice/PT etc. I assume they would just follow his symptoms in that case to judge when he comes back. Maybe repeat the MRI. If he's still pushing for OBJ to the Bills, maybe he just wants a buddy to be on IR with him!

He extended 4 drives over 4 games. McKenzie is better than Sanders in that role than Crowder was.

why the Chiefs?

6 catches (of 13 targets) for 60 yards and 4 1st downs over 4 games is "an outsized value"?? come on...he was a complete non-factor.

Injuries, shminjuries....the Bills are just (statistically) proven to be "unlucky".

That's a huge problem

How is it Beane hasn't offered TO a Practice Squad spot??

Oh....so it would be unlucky if Bills opponents hit every PAT this year, even though, collectively, they are averaging 94% success rate for the season (all 10 opponents so far, as a group)? Yeah, it's a bogus "stat", pretty cut and dry. It has no meaningful inference.

So, conversely, if the opposing kicker makes a FG/PAT, it's bad luck for the Bills? If opposing Kickers vs the Bills never miss a PAT all year...that's just "bad luck" for the Bills? It's not random, as fumble recovery often is. Balls bounce where they go.

He's played 14 games for 5 different teams in the past 3 years. It's not that he can't stay healthy--he can't stay on a roster. On his last 3 teams--3 targets for an entire season. None of those 3 teams had any use for him. Even in 2019, his YBC and average depth of target plummeted. He wasn't beating anyone. He's been on the field for 19 snaps since 2020--not because of injury.

How is a dropped pass or missed FG "bad luck"?

Fumble recoveries are basically luck. Dropped passes/int, FG/PATs aren't .

He was cut because he didn't have the speed going on