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In the AAFL? Sure.

Teller has a chance to start this Sunday against the NYJ.

If he's waived no team will claim him. Not an NFL caliber talent.

Ding!

Gunslinger! The Fail Mary run was the best!

Shocking!

I think he'll get KR duties and be the gadget guy on offense in place of Ray Ray McCloud.

Very misleading title. He's 3rd in the pecking order as a last resort with Allen and Anderson ahead of him. The fact that he might start is only as "Break Glass in Case of Emergency".

Williams: "I've Seen a Lot in the Young Guys" The Buffalo Bills' 41-9 loss to the Chicago Bears was not enough to deter veteran Kyle Williams from joining WGR Sports Radio 550 for his weekly Monday interview. Here is some of the best from Williams' conversation with Mike Schopp: 11-5: Kyle Williams on WGR (11:48) Williams - Seen a lot in the young guys. These guys have gone through some tough situations and have done a good job. I pray they'll only be that much better for going through it. Williams on next year - This is so hard, it takes so much mentally. It's not something you can be halfway in or halfway out. Don't let my mind wander. Williams - It's a testament to what turnovers do in the NFL. When they create turnovers and we can't match that. Williams on fans behind bench - It's an outside voice, outside opinion. Whether they're being positive or negative you have to put it out of your mind. Williams on Nick Saban (his college coach) - It's been a while. He's off winning national championships. So much respect for him, thankful I had an opportunity to play and learn under him. Williams on TD celebration - Never thought about it or came up with a plan. What we did last year was totally spur of the moment. Williams on the Jets - They do a good job getting the running game going and protecting their rookie quarterback. 11-5: Sean McDermott with Schopp & the Bulldog on WGR (12:28) McDermott on QB in general - It's a big area that needs to play well, regardless of what happens at the other positions, you need your quarterback to play well and play well on a consistent basis. McDermott - You look at the scores every week, the game last night, Saints-Rams. That's what you gotta do, you have to score to give yourself a chance to win football games. McDermott - I steal some time with Josh throughout the week. It's an important relationship, the coach and the young 1st round quarterback. McDermott on Allen - When you combine the scripted plays and the warmups, we count them up and it's about 100. Maybe a little north of that. Trying to mimic what he would throw in a normal practice. McDermott - Have to make sure our QB has enough time to get the ball down the field. McDermott - I go to bed thinking about it, wake up thinking about it. Trying to find ways to improve. From amount of reps in practice, to the way we practice, researching things. McDermott on QB coach - David (Culley) knows the passing game, which really is what embodies the quarterback position. Our offensive coordinator spends a lot of time with our quarterbacks as well.

Coaching? No way. That's 100% on him as the QB. It was his 2nd chance at a Hail Mary after being sacked the 1st time with a reprieve due to a Bears 15 yard penalty. Inexcusable to have that little situational awareness.

Arians: I'd Only Come Out of Retirement for Browns Bruce Arians is enjoying retirement. He likes watching the game from the broadcast booth. Or at least that's what he told our Ed Sherman. Those rumblings you hear in the distance? That's the coaching bug awakening within Arians. Put your ear closer to the ground and you'll hear it whisper: Cleveland. Arians was in town for the Browns' Week 9 contest against the Kansas City Chiefs. The former coach was on the CBS call of the game, which ended in a 37-21 win for the visiting team. During a break in the action, the Canton Repository's Steve Doerschuk asked Arians if he'd consider coming out of retirement for another head coaching job. After all, there's going to be an opening in Cleveland in January 2019. "Cleveland is the only job I would consider," Arians replied.

It's no different than when receivers rub out (AKA pick) DBs within 1 yard of the LoS. It's all fair game.