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I'm going to watch and hope he plays his butt off if he is indeed starting. It's not what I expect given the limitations he has. I also hope WRs, the OL, and the entire offense play like All-Pros, but I don't expect that either.

Rebuild the interior of the OL and he can get back to the level of excellence we have seen before.

No. I don't believe it matters one bit. If you can play you can play home or road. CHI will be a difficult test if he starts with a very tough run defense, and excellent pass rush, and a the fact that they lead the league in INTs. Good Luck!

I consider circumstances beyond stat lines to give a much more accurate assessment.

Below average defense currently? Not the case.

BBFS in this particular case is warranted based on previous results. You are exonerated sir.

He brings it every week. He's a joy to watch.

Crack your shell, scramble in a pan, and don't watch.

McDermott's Friday Presser coming up at 10:20 AM ET with practice following (likely in the stadium) at 11. It wouldn't be a surprise at all for him to declare both Anderson and Edmunds out for Sunday's game. Presser Links that can be viewed on-demand will be posted once available: Buffalo Bills Live

One Pressing Question for Every NFL Team in Second Half of 2018 Season Baltimore Ravens: Is the future near? After a promising 3-1 start, they sit at 4-4 with the division-leading Steelers coming to town. We know GM Ozzie Newsome is winding down, so it seems unlikely that rookie QB Lamar Jackson would replace Joe Flacco until this club's postseason possibilities are officially exhausted. Right? Buffalo Bills: How do they help Josh Allen? An unpolished prospect carrying a franchise's hopes on his howitzer arm deserves better. Before sustaining a Week 6 elbow injury, Allen was regularly running for his life while relying on a 30-year-old running back (LeSean McCoy) as his primary weapon. Allen's development could be in serious jeopardy without a major course correction. Cleveland Browns: Who's the next coach? With Hue Jackson out, they can begin searching in earnest for his successor. GM John Dorsey surely has to find an offensive specialist who can bond with Baker Mayfield, while hoping the quarterback's rookie season doesn't devolve into a wasted experience. New York Jets: What's our identity? GM Mike Maccagnan has done a nice job mining the secondary free agent market in recent years for players like CB Morris Claiborne and G James Carpenter. But with more than $200 million in cap space available over the next two years, Maccagnan and his staff must take a hard look at their foundation to determine how to allocate resources to a rebuild that needs to accelerate around Sam Darnold. Arizona Cardinals: Is this the proper environment for Josh Rosen? The Cards unexpectedly managed to draft the quarterback they think will take them to the promised land. Yet Rosen is trying to learn the ropes under a rookie head coach and, now, a rookie offensive coordinator — to say nothing of personnel issues, namely the O-line.