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Has been or never were options do not fix long term issues.

4 Observations from Bills-Texans and Week 6 in the NFL 1 – The vets still have it 2 – Numbers to know 3 – Around the AFC East 4 – They said it

Gruden Says Raiders Not Shopping Amari Cooper Oakland Raiders coach Jon Gruden was in no mood to discuss trade rumors about receiver Amari Cooper following Sunday's blowout loss to the Seattle Seahawks in London. Cooper left the 27-3 defeat with a concussion after suffering a huge hit. "I don't know," Gruden said of the trade report, via Michael Gehlken of the Las Vegas Review-Journal. "I haven't heard that. I'm just sorry to have to deal with a lot of these reports. I just hope Amari is OK. Like I said, he's going to be a big part of our pass offense, and we'll see what happens here. Hopefully he's all right."

I just want him to get as many snaps as possible.

He wasn't then and he isn't now.

Would have been nice to see him finish the game to find out.

Trading for a 35 year old back up QB as the answer is preposterous. Same thing with Foles.

No it isn't. Besides, he's their insurance plan in case Wentz gets injured.

This is when he looked good. Not much beyond this play.

No, no, and no!

Refocused, NFL Week 6: Houston Texans 20, Buffalo Bills 13 | NFL Analysis | Pro Football Focus Keys to the Game: Houston: Although the Texans won, the poor play of Watson was the main reason the Texans were in the game. Watson needs to take better care of the ball, as he was far too careless with it in traffic and had far too many avoidable fumbles. Buffalo: The key to the game ultimately came down to one terrible pass by Peterman. It was about as risky of a throw as possible with little upside. Peterman continues his struggles as a member of the Bills, and the Bills have to hope that Allen is healthy because it looks like Peterman doesn’t give them a chance at this point.

Yep and also against the Patriots last season although it didn't get picked.

Same beat!

Nice way to weave Allen into a story that has nothing to do with him.

So White had a bad game according to PFF?

It does? Based on what?

Colts’ Conviction, Belief Being Tested During Tough Stretch INDIANAPOLIS — First and Goal from the 1-yard line. It doesn’t get much sweeter than that for an NFL offense: three chances to push ahead just one yard and put six points on the board. The Indianapolis Colts faced that scenario early in the second quarter of Sunday’s game against the New York Jets at MetLife Stadium. Thanks to an interception by safety Malik Hooker on the previous Jets drive, the Colts had prime field position, starting at the New York 35-yard line, and eventually, a six-yard run by Marlon Mack to the 1-yard line, moving the chains, set them up with three opportunities to take their first lead of the game. Snap Counts: Colts-Jets INDIANAPOLIS — It’s time to take a look at the unofficial snap counts from Sunday’s 2018 Week 6 matchup between the Indianapolis Colts and the New York Jets.

Doubt it.