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Sure, no one was expecting that, and it was super fun. Hopefully it becomes a trend.

Maybe someday we can actually prove the media wrong

Man, the rich get richer at WR. James Washington looks legit. Steelers offense should be scary

It's an important game. If he plays well he will still be in the mix to start the season. Hot seat was a poor choice of words, but it is an important preseason game for all of our QB's. Next week is the all important dress rehearsal, so a good showing tomorrow will put someone in position to start that one.

Many young QB's tend to be. Takes a little while to feel comfortable sitting back there going through progressions. Allen has been impressive to me so far in that regard. I think Darnold is going to be good. This QB class is the future, IMO.

Strange.

I don't think the Bills will consider trading one of the few offensive play-makers that needs to be accounted for by the defense, when healthy of course. Especially with the current question marks at WR. I'm intrigued, but not ready to count on Croom for anything. Just as likely that he goes the way of previous training camp "stars", rather than turning into a contributor.

But, but he had a great completion percentage!

Arod to Jimmy Graham. interesting connection to watch

Mason has not been impressive. Lot of people here liked him more than Allen.

Darby showing impressive ball skills...

Your takes on this game are pretty great. By I’ll placed, I’ll assume you mean directly on target. And then the pass where Nate threw Kelvin into his injury... because the safety was bearing down from 10 yards away ?

I'll defer to McD on DB decisions at this point.

Did you notice that last 2 point conversion? The defender came from behind and tried to strip the ball but Allen held on. He's got big paws that will really help with ball security.

Counting practice time they probably are close on frequency, but yeah, that makes sense.

I wonder why QB's don't get arm injuries like baseball pitchers do?

Thanks for the observations. I thought this thread was going to be about him changing his throwing angle, which I have noticed.

There is certainly plenty of room...

Dude is going to give Marrone a heart attack

Probably had to get a ball removed from his chest.

My lord, do you ever take off those crimson colored glasses? Made a huge catch out of bounds ? He was brutal.

The Coleman trade might just be a clue... I hope

And it shouldn't, the coaches have access to these guys everyday. Until I see it with my own eyes, I can only go by the information that I have. And as Johnny said, we have no idea what the coaches are thinking with the rotations. Is Milano in trouble because Humber is taking first team reps in his place today?

And my point was that O'Leary has a history of success, at the highest level of college football at least, and has shown some flashes in this league. Which is more that can be said for the other TE's not named Clay. That carries more weight with me than training camp reports.

We have no idea what this means at this point. Maybe the coaches are comfortable with O'Leary and want to evaluate the others? We'll see how it plays out