Malazan

It's Tim Graham who has an active axe to grind and I don't think he's even on sports anymore

Reading comprehension. Try it. You might like it.

Seriously, where has this guy been? Whaley also didn't foresee the Saints 1st rounder getting hurt because he hired a sub-standard medical team on the orders of Russ Brandon who got his orders from Littman who got his orders from Ralph who is cheap.

Bills medical staff fails again.

Natural Selection has failed us.

Man, people were really in a rush to make hankerson cut threads

How could Whaley not have seen this one coming?

Thanks Astro!

RYan has never realized that perceptions carry a lot of weight even if they don't jive with reality. It gets worse if one commonly held perception about you ends up being true.

and yet he's still paid well for his prognostication

I was against signing him, but it's a low risk deal. They'll pay him if he performs or move on if he doesn't

You failed to realize I was making fun of people who think this..

What's wrong with Whaley and our training staff for not figuring out how to stop players from getting concussions? How do any of them still have a job?

maybe all the player should be put in cold sleep and hooked up to VR helmet to go through mental reps then have cyborgs developed that they can control through the VR helmets

We also didn't lose any of them for the entire season. Your assertion also assumes that the Bills have a greater propensity for losing greater value players than other teams. The Bills aren't some magically snakebit team suffering more or "greater" injuries in any meaningful way than other teams. They're not at fault for the injuries either. Their training staff is not bumbling band of idiots who have no idea what they're doing. The stats also show that last season they were one of the more injured teams last season. I think they did pretty well given the injuries they had.

The facts don't bear out the theory that the Bills suffer more injuries being perpetuated in this thread. It exists in the heads and perceptions of some. The numbers show the Bills to be average in that regard: Man Games Lost: 2012: 15th (166) 2013: 19th (154) 2014: 28th (138) 2015: 10th (171)

The Bills were 10th (171) last season in man games lost last season. The season before that they were 28th (138) in man games lost. Two seasons ago they were 19th (154). So the theory that the Bills are somehow experiencing a greater number of injuries looks to be more perception than reality.

He says his positive test was from an approved substance...and for some reason even though he knows he took this substance, he expects different results from his "B" test. I'm betting he ends up suspended.

The New England Patriots led the league in number of games (245) lost to injury in 2015. I'm not sure it matters as long as they cheat.

You're making things up again. Please stop. It's embarrassing for all of us like when someone gets really drunk and tries to hit on someone who wants no part of it. None of us want to be here and see this.

You have no idea what was said. There's no reason to start making stuff up to bash the team. If you can't find something from reality to do so then you're not trying very hard. The Patriots were one of the most banged up teams last season. Maybe they should fire their doctors too...

I wonder if the threads about today's practice contain something about this?

Sonic Screwdrivers are futile. You will be assimilated.

Nothing in your link seems to imply this is the same issue or any manner in which the problem with the paint could have been prevented. Not to mention, the article itself backs up the point that the NFL took appropriate action: One player, the kicker, was injured. That means out of roughly 180 players that 1 was injured "due to the field". The NFL has a NFLPA/NFL team that investigates fields for playability. That committee certified the field that replaced the previous one that was reported to have caused the injury. Up until the point that paint was applied and caused a problem by a 3rd party contractor, there were no reported problems with the current field by either the NFL or NFLPA. I still haven't seen the point the NFL screwed up....just a lot of "They should have done SOMETHING" which the NFL did. Sounds a lot like "Won't someone think of the children?!" If I hire someone to paint my house who a history of successfully painting houses and he botches the job, that's not my fault. I hired an appropriate expert to paint my house. If information comes out that the HOF went and picked up some untrained meth heads off the street to replace the existing crew and the NFL didn't have it stipulated in their agreements that they had to use the professionals then, yeah, the NFL screwed up. I have seen nothing that indicates that is the case.

like Geno Smith..sometimes the lack of availability is the best asset