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Well they are two different players who bring different things to the table, so there's that. And we're literally in a thread to discuss Cook. And actually, we were specifically discussing Cooks development, not the overall running game. So the conflation was bringing up Moss and -1 yards when the content being replied to was specifically in regards only to Cook. So combining Cooks development and the veteran Moss are two separate things you see, might be a little nuanced for you. Anyway, it's cute you following me around and all but this point you think you're making has deteriorated to the point of being silly. So, Welcome to Ignore, have fun arguing with yourself🤣 Buh bye now

Definition of conflate: 1: to bring together : BLEND 2: to combine (things) into a composite whole Yep, that's what happened.

As I stated previously, Moss should not be given more drive killing opportunities, imho. Cook, on the other hand, needs to earn his own reps, irrespective of others performance. No need to conflate the two.

I think the point is pretty self-evident. Singing his praises, yet he gets one snap? What's that saying about actions speaking louder than words?

Actually, it works how the coaches say it works. Maybe, just maybe, Cook hasn't earned the confidence and trust of the coaches, whereas Singletary has. You aren't at practice all week, so you don't know. Good, we're in agreement then. About one. Yes, about one and done.

He is a rookie from a major program, has been through camp and preseason, and been given touches, especially in garbage time. He can be given time to develop, but not at the expense of the team. No one rookie is bigger than the team. Time to execute, make a play, and he gets more time. If not, try again next week. Maybe he can get some tips from his fellow draftee Shakir, who though he went 3 rounds lower doesn't seem to have a problem when given a chance.

None. The difference being that Cook should continue to at least be given a chance, whereas Moss should not. Cook needs to execute when given the opportunity, or he will rightfully continue to be limited.

They all have proven track records, Cook does not. He needs to make that catch when given the opportunity, and then he’ll get more chances.

How many drives should he be allowed to kill with his drops?

Depends on when the Bills want to start the clock. Don’t they have 21 days to use or lose him once he starts practicing? “Once a player leaves the reserve/PUP list, he has up to 21 days to return to the 53-man roster. He can practice with the team until he’s taken off the list. If the player still isn’t able to play in games after the 21-day span, he’ll stay on the reserve/PUP list for the rest of the season.”

Looks like Artie

Yeah he’s been a downgrade, but you can’t keep ‘em all.

No, the Bills will decide when to start the clock.

Yeah, that’s what the /s was there for. We sign the guy and he immediately goes on PS IR for 4 weeks😅 Kinda defeats the purpose he was brought in for.

Can’t wait to get Rhodes back /s

Might as well see what Smoke is up to while we’re at it😅

Josh Milano Poyer honorable mention Morse and Edmunds

I believe he’s eligible, but not sure they want to start the clock yet.

I wrote in the GDT that he was saving us, he made some massive tackles snuffing out some potential huge gains.

I think there was defensive disagreement on whether to have let Singletary score or not

more impressive than Cook for sure

winning the close ones!

breathe!

Harbaugh dropping F bombs

beautiful play