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it was, Urbik was lined up at TE outside of Henderson

I think the play action fake may have been a factor in the timing of it, he began his throwing motion as soon as he completed his drop.

That was Urbik, got off the ball slow and stood up right in the hole. On the 3rd down play Chandler whiffed while trying to block Hardy.

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If you're engaged with him his hands will not be up. If he jumps it leaves his middle open to being hit which will quickly bring his hands down or leave him open to being driven into the ground. Urbik likely got scolded because of the play, as well as Manuel. It doesn't have to be an either/or.

Spending cash hasn't been the problem, built up the arena and surrounding areas to make Buffalo a destination for players/fans. Poor management choices, especially in the personnel departments, has been his downfall.

He said it wasn't the worst case scenario, that moving to LA, London etc would be worse.

Completion percentage would be (total completions/total passes) yards per attempt would be (total yards/total attempts)

1) Browns must have felt someone else was making the same move to get their CB. 2) if Bortles their guy why risk the move down, especially at the position he plays.

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The question was regarding bringing in a vet QB or sticking with Lewis and Tuel, He's saying he's setup his coaching staff so that the team has the ability to go either way. Basically he didn't answer the question.

He's never been a DC

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there isn't a position in the league you can't play that game with.

Silver tweeted regarding this last night: "To clarify re Andre Reed. Great Player. Was accused of dogging it in 95 playoff loss to Steelers. Kelly and Thomas got mad on sidelines...I'm not saying Reed quit, or that he's not a Hall of Famer. I would just want an explanation. He obviously came back and balled in 96...In retrospect I should have asked these questions before airing the long-ago complaint on TV. I will do some research and revisit. In the meantime...Bills fans old enough to remember that 95 loss to the Steelers and it's aftermath know exactly what I'm talking about."

Incognito was drafted in 2005, third round, pick 81. He was on the non football injury list for the season, but was brought to the team while Martz was still there.

I think a combination of him having to get it off before he was ready and the wind.

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Yes I think you would, you don't think the workers who have to pick up the slack in the busy season aren't going to chastise the employee who left them high and dry?

Slowing down their offense to allow less time remaining for the Chiefs offense. Perhaps running on 2nd down and goal to allow the clock to run or force a time out.

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A draft pick? Absolutely not. Every year they bring in small school RBs, I don't see why this guy wouldn't get a look somewhere though.

Guys typically aren't the same after Achilles injuries, seems this may be the case with Davis