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That's not the point. If he plays, he's probably healthy enough to be effective, else they wouldn't play him.

I thought I heard McDermott say that Dodson was closer to playing yesterday than Douglas, and Douglas says he's ready to play next week.

This should be real obvious to any football fan.

He gave no indication of any head injury.

It's the playoffs. We should be nervous every game. Pittsburgh won 10 games, great defense, great running game, big play WR, great coach. It won't be easy unless we win the turnover battle.

He is serious... and don't call him Shirley.

I hear this year after year, it's a business not a sport, it's about the money. No kidding. You know why I go to work every day? The money. Do you think this is some sort of revelation? Why would they make decisions that hurt ratings, make for a poor product, lose money...., if they don't have to.

As far as you know. The ratings likely would have been the same blizzard or not. It would have been the only game on, all fans would have watched it.

How could they have played on Sunday? They obviously can't play on Sunday.

It's "too smart", not " to smart "

What's the big deal? It will adversely affect playing conditions, possibly to the detriment of the Bills offense, holding back Allen's effectiveness. Do you really not understand?

Allen shouldn't leap on the push play. Follow the blocker and let Fournette push.

Dolphins are not frauds. It's not neutral ground, the game is in Miami.

Shakir looks like he can fill that role. Kincaid should be more of a big play threat. But Josh needs to make smarter decisions with who to throw to.

Of course they want the money, why else put your body through that kind of abuse. We seem to take players having surgery as just 'part of the game', but having surgery is a big deal. They have very few years to make hay, so they push it. Nothing wrong with it and I doubt most fans didn't already realize how big a factor money plays into it. Most players won't sniff a championship, they should make whatever they can , while they can. Having said that, the competitive drive needs to be there to be effective, Jones obviously has that.

Allen throws too many interceptions and misses receivers. Receivers aren't open. Poor decisions by Allen. Need a better OC.

For all those areas that you don't think care enough, the league is printing money. I think your generalizations are probably off a bit.

Unfortunately , the NFL has 10 early games scheduled, so while it would be great to watch, unless you forego the Bills game, you can't watch it. So stupid of the league to have so many games on at the same time. Makes no sense.

I hope Non didn't attempt to strangle you after you wouldn't pick up the tab.

You're just making this up right? You have no insider knowledge of Non's thinking, right?

The level of play in the NFL is so exceptional that the slightest setback makes a huge impact. Regardless of position, if you're playing at 80%, you're always playing against someone that's pretty close to 100%, that's huge in the NFL. That's why RB's or LB's get cut as soon as they lose a step, you can't compete on an level field anymore. Von Duechebag? Seriously?

Tre was awful when he came back last season, took him a few games this season to regain his form, then unfortunately, got hurt again. It's shouldn't be a surprise that Miller is struggling to regain form. Hopefully he can have some impact this season, but it doesn't look promising.

One 'drive' began at our 32 and resulted in -4 yards for the Chargers. Another 'drive' began at our 48 and the chargers got 21 yards on 6 plays. Only 1 drive was started in Chargers territory. To say they gave up 3 scoring drives is a big stretch.

nancy? sewing?... the art of projection.

You can , but it's still very funny.