Chuck Schick

He brought it up before Week 5 2023? That’s when he broke his leg and the last time he played. Then came the ruptured bicep in training camp. Not sure where the window of getting any kind of return in a trade would be.

No way in hell an injured Milano would have fetched anything more than maybe a 6th. The Roquan comparison is way off— only similarity was position.

No way on earth Williams is a better tackler than Milano. Milano is money when it comes to wrapping dudes up. I kind of understood when we sucked how guys would bang the drum for the back-up to one of our average starters. But now he have legit Pro Bowl and All Pro level guys and we still do it…crazy

I like Dorian but if we are being honest he’s probably average at best compared to other starters in the league.

And really the “half game” thing is only used when teams have played a different amount of games. Most commonly in baseball it seems. We are now 1.5 games ahead of Baltimore. If we lose Sunday we are 1 game ahead; if we win we will be 2 games ahead. Tie breakers (which they currently have on us) aren’t expressed numerically.

Maybe I misunderstood you but I thought you were advocating for a 3 Linebacker set , taking the Nickel corner (T. Johnson) off the field? Which the Bills have shown they are extremely reluctant to do. KC game he played 100% of the snaps

No way in hell Taron Johnson is coming off the field unless it’s some sort of 4th and 1 inch type situation.

You’re of course not technically wrong, but you’re wasting your energy. Stats like interceptions and sacks mean so much to these players individually. They negotiate contracts based on them, and it even directly led to Bernard getting the DPOW award.

He wasn’t great but he had a number of good reps on Sunday.

Kodrington, Darrynton….some sort of a “ton”

Very late in the game, I saw Hamlin’s jersey was perfectly white. The guy was tentative and nearly invisible.

They started the season, and ultimately started, 2 crappy back-ups before stumbling into Joe Flacco’s miraculous resurgence.

People talk about this notion of “flipping” a QB for a gain. Have you not seen what even borderline starting QB’s get back in trades? Justin Fields (1st rounder—6th back in a trade), Mac Jones (1st rounder- 4th back), Trey Lance (1st rounder - 4th back). What are the odds that our guy would even get on the field to show that he’s decent in time to trade him? is Garoppalo the only one in recent history that actually would fit this scenario? And he was pretty much a wash (drafted round 2, traded for a round 2 pick).

Besides the big-name guys already named, I loved watching Steve Bartkowski. Seemed like he was always involved in exciting plays and games.

He’s not white