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no issues how you framed it. If sanders is ok for a rental for four weeks, cool.

Ethan, you know I like you bud, but you’re out there on this one. Have a good day brother, and day drinking is not you’re friend. Well keep our top 5 corner where he belongs. The backup safeties are actually doing fine. If payer goes out for the rib, we’ll manage. The Stillers are atrocious. They will be lucky to win four games this season. we need all ailing to sit this Sunday. That means Poyer, Tre (maybe coming back from pup today), Phillips, Oliver, Gabe, McKenzie, and any O Linemen we are concerned for the next week. We need these guys next week. We can beat the losers with several of our back ups. just keep Josh’s jersey clean.

We’ll see how that goes as they keep losing, and we keep winning. We are a SH contender and they are not looking good. At the end of the day, he is shopping himself for a payday. If you, do you want to be on the team that is ailing, or the leading team to make the SB. He can sell himself especially with our injuries well for a strong close. Unless KC, GB, or the LAC are outbidding us, the smart move Is to go with a contender.

I know, but would rather wait of that is more clear to assess his rehab. Once he is closer to getting into the training room to finish off his rehab, under our direction. My point is give him decent game checks, but for a small window before he is ready.

I thanks. 3 underwhelming seasons. It’s not rocket science. OBJ, OBJ, OBJ. Shakir plays for Davis this week, to give him two weeks rest prior to the Chiefs. If we’re lucky, he’s ready for that game and maybe even Tre. Sign OBJ before the deadline. If he gets 6 game checks prior to the playoffs at $6.6 mil. (That’s $20 mil. had he been here for the 18 game season). He shops himself for these last four to five games and playoffs and gets his $20 mil. From someone else. Bring up Hodgins if needed this Sunday and let Shakir play the slot if McKenzie is still in the protocol.

A Pub Sub is a Publix (grocery chain that would mimic the quality of Wegmens) Sub. They have fresh bread each morning, and all fresh meats and veggies. They are awesome, but not a TB12 diet. Sounds like if true a mid-life crisis for Tahmmy. It’s not like Brady has great morals knocking up Bridget Moynihan and leaving her while she was pregnant. I appreciate his skills on the field, it a deusche off the field.

I am biased, but agree to a point. Part of being a great leader is recognizing a miscalculation and correcting in the game. What I mean is Josh was putting too much zip on the ball in the rain and most, and placed more touch on the ball as the game progresses quarter to quarter. Not all the drops were the WRs fault. This is not a criticism, but a compliment as Josh adjusted to the weather and look at that second half. The second stringers did a good job, and Poyer is making it next to impossible to not want to extend him for two years. I’d be very happy if Beane could figure that one out as Hyde still has another year after this list one.

This is a silly argument as I noticed some only look at 2021, and manipulate for their argument a deletion of the validity of 2020. That’s not 3 years ago. 2020 and 2021 are a combined two year sample size. this year is all of 4 games. 32 games +4 this year is much more accurate sample size. We are not great here, nor are we the worst. We also destroy a lot of teams. It’s not Madden. You don’t win like Alabama over Appalachian state weekly.

Yes it’s too early. Just let him get acclimated when we play the Jets or other where we are up by 17. He gets his sea legs and by the end of the year, Singletary has 15 designated targets or carries, and Cook gets 5. Moss rides the pine unless there is an injury. The other 40 go to our WR, TE’s, and an occasional Gilliam pass or run. Josh is sparing in his runs.

Guys, pick a game and you can witch at holding over and over again. Losers do that and that ain’t you (Rocky motivation speech from Balboa). Guys, we’re winners and we gained on the roughing the passer against the ravens just like we lost in the Bucs game last year that really was a egregious. We won. It’s over. I’m more concerned with a downward efficiency in our offense the last two weeks. Guys will keep coming back. In the bright side, the LBers again had an impact in this game including Edmunds along with Milano.

Don’t be surprised if he just shows up over the next two weeks on the practice field as he can by til start practicing today or tomorrow. It’s aggressive, but possible him playing at the Chiefs. He’ll never played nor should he won’t be Losers (Steelers). The very worst is the Packs. I still hold the notion we see him in the Chiefs game on a pitch count.

My final answer on Chad Kelly

It depends on what shows you listen to on you’re radio. WGR has a tendency to have callers with uninformed opinions. When I call into NFLR, they have pretty dialed in callers and some know football.

Before anyone gets on my ars that it’s too early to use stats, well you’re right, but then again IDC. Offense Overall Bills #2 Ravens #4 (Who played tougher opponents) Pass Bill #1 Ravens #14 Rushing Bills #15 RVens #8 Points Bills #3 Ravens #1 Defense Overall Bills #1 Ravens #32 Pass Bills #2 Ravens #32 Rushing Bills #2 Ravens #14 Points Bills #4 Ravens #25 So what jumps out at me is their pass defense in the secondary is horrible and our 2nd team secondary toyed with Miami minus a couple of plays. Our defense will make a difference today. The Ravens have these stats partially because two of their wins are against the Jets and Pats, and they both suck. GROOT, and Von are going to pressure Lamar from the pocket, but also contain him. Our offense will be Allen just dissecting that crappy secondary for the Ravens. The inactive don’t come out until 11, but if Davis is a go, Diggs, Davis, and today Knox will light them up. J. Johnson, Edmunds and Milano will have to contain their TE’s. I see this as a high scoring game maybe 31-23, Bills. As far as the weather, it’s going to rain all afternoon, but no heavy winds as just looked up. I’m not worried about rain, as long as the wind is nominal.

It was very odd. When in wrestling I’ve been hit there by accident as you’re trying to grab a leg or push through a knee, but that dude griped him. He’s gonna pay for that around the league.

Or Hank Bullough for that matter. What about Kay Stevenson? The Noive. Put ‘em up, put ‘em up! I fight ya with one paw behind my back… (My daughter and I’d favorite movie of all time, meaning daddy daughter). She’s 19 and still asks me at least once a year to come to my home and watch together. I think she just likes my terrible imitations of the characters.

My paizano friend, you’re neglecting how horrible the Ravens secondary has been allowing an avg of 353 air yds a game to the lame ars Pats, Jets, and Fins. The Bills will have a potent air attack as they were against the World Champs and the #1 AFC seed destroying both. They made some crucial mistakes related to the heat and other factors. Tim Brown is a host on NFLR on Saturday mornings, and he stated for games like Miami he used to proactively tap an IV prior to the game as he just expected the problems that happened Sunday. No one ever came out Monday and said they were doing these things which is on our guys. The injuries are a significant concern, but they are as banged up as us. Our backup secondary held Miami in check for most of the game. We made critical mistakes with a dropped TD pass to Davis, dropped pick 6 by Milano, miffed snap before the half, missed 38 yd FG by Bass, and so on. We outplayed them at all levels so take the emotion out of it, and I’m betting we have a get right game with the Ravens. I’m not asking everyone to be Pollyanna, but the sky isn’t falling either. Lamar has never played well against a Frazier/McD defense. We have to take out their TE’s, and Lamar will have problems. I think we win, but instead of a healthy team in the Bills and destroying them, it’s more of a closer game with us winning 28-23.

You can state accolades if all the OP lists. Paul Brown in his innovative mind and scheme and strategy, but Gibbs winning three SB’s with three different QB’s was nothing short of genius. Walsh changing the way the passing game is played. It’s a barstool argument so there are no right or wrong answers. this was a pretty good list. I’m just not old enough to know if a guy like Halas was great or not. He won a ton and lasted 50 years, so I assume he’d be on this list. These are great additions.

You’re first mistake is reading twitter. People have no filter like a water slide from brain to mouth. Never cared for Fish fans as they are so fair weather, and largely uninformed. I’ve tried to have intelligent conversations, as I can easily do with Chiefs, Steelers, or even Giants fans. Every conversation at a sports bar (a nice one and one of the two owners is from Buffalo) has been fruitless with Fins fans.

I agree. He needs to get in a rhythm. I’m just not a believer of Moss anymore and glad he’s fully healed. He just needs to be sidelined until motor gets hurt. They need to keep working Cook in as a WR/RB hybrid for the short dump off passes. Knox needs more catches as well. It was on crappy game where statistically we beat the pants out of the Dolphins, but couldn’t convert those yards into points. Now that I’m finally freakin home from the airport opening yesterday afternoon in Tampa, I’m interested in who is progressing from the injured list. Some if you asked, so everything is fine guys with myself and three kids. The poor families from Port Charlotte to Naples were hammered by Ian. Sarasota caught some flooding, but Tampa was spared to just some winds and a ton of rain.

Honestly, it’s a moot point as we weren’t there, and we don’t know. I agree with Scott the team doc evaluates during the game, and the independent Neuro is called in if they hit one of the gates which he did. I wasn’t clear on that point. An MD knows how to complete a basic Neuro exam. At the end of the day, I just don’t know what happened and is silly on me to make wild suppositions. Now Tua could be out for awhile.

Guys, it’s not the team physician. Within whatever time is designated by the league, in a suspected concussion with any of the four gated issues, an independent neurologist is required to assess and clear or place I whatever stage they deem from their neuro e v a l, which again is not an interview. this is not any given Sunday anymore. Debate as much as you want, but I’m friends with the Bucs Independent Neuro. He’s been a customer for me for years.

Happy, I don’t want to play doctor on the board so PM me and happy to chat with you tomorrow about a neuro exam. The bottom line is there is a baseline assessment when not in season. That is then evaluated compared to the objective neuro exam post possible concussion. Until they meet the threshold, they are out. The athlete doesn’t know what to do or say even with coaching to get around it. The neuros willing to take on the huge malpractice risk e v a l nfl players are not screwing with the enormous fees they pay to cover those bills for their malpractice. Most neuros I know and neurosurgeons do t want the headache (no pun) because if they get it wrong they are sued for potentially $100 mil. Most of the best steer clear. My point is a player or a team can’t do the wink wink, nor nod they did 30 years ago when we watched Amy Given Sunday and those docs. That crap doesn’t fly now. you don’t have to believe or agree with me, but I’ve been in this space among others for a long long time.

Yeah bud. These independent neuros report to the nfl, not the team or it’s both simultaneously. I’ve known the team docs for Tampa, and they in no short measure are screwing with their license fudging an evaluation. they do a neurological exam and benchmark to prior to te season to see if their are abnormalities and they stay in concussion protocol whether you’re NFL or a kid in HS. they screw their career worth a ton. The owners are not going to be able to influence their evaluation even if they tried. That would be a non recoverable nightmare. 30 years ago, I’ll agree, but not now. It’s why so many specialists are approached and they decline these contracts.