Blokestradamus

Just seen the All-22 on Darby's dropped INT. Not a body within 15-20 yards of him, would've been a TD.

I kinda said it jokingly yesterday but yep. See it, hit it thrower.

Kirk Cousins hits that. Kirk !@#$ing Cousins. And we would've liked that.

If I was Robert Woods yesterday, I'd probably murder Tyrod. First 4 plays, potentially 100-120 yards and touchdown wiped off by his failure to read the field.

Being fair to Tyrod just went out the window, folks. Yikes https://twitter.com/YardsPerPass/status/775456292748025856

It's a horrible break for him. I know we joke about injuries and all but it's horrible to see guys hurt. I went through a lot of injury rehab in my younger days. If you've been through it, your heart breaks for the guy. To keep finding the drive to come back after each one is tough.

Some insight into what led to Sitton leaving. @Schultz_Report Sources inside the Packers locker room tell me the Josh Sitton situation was "combustible at best." A confrontation w/Clinton-Dix got racial

I remember when Shaq Lawson's shoulder was fine. By rule of assumption, Sammy's having his leg amputated.

More interested by what he says about your spleen.

You look at how he's got Theo Riddick involved as a receiver, you look at Shady and his skill set. Oh my.

I'm inclined to take an offensive guy. Of the current NFL OC's, the one guy I'm intrigued by is Jim Bob Cooter. He's only 32 but he's got Matt Stafford playing some of the best football of his career. Same predicament with Dowell Loggains in Chicago. Only 35 but between him and Adam Gase, they got a very solid year out of Jay Cutler.

From the ever-reliable Wikipedia - On August 19, 2013, Hopkins was named the Buffalo Bills starting placekicker over veteran placekicker, Rian Lindell.[5] On September 2, 2013, Hopkins was revealed to have sustained a groin injury. This prompted the Bills to sign Dan Carpenter. Due to a slow recovery from that injury and the need to further open roster spots, Hopkins was placed on the injured reserve list after Week 5. Hopkins was given a chance to earn back his roster spot during the 2014 season, but lost the competition to Carpenter; the Bills released Hopkins on August 25, 2014. The timing sucked because Hopkins is a stud with a big kickoff leg.

I can't remember how it played out. I know Hopkins was injured but surely they could've stashed him on IR like Houston did his year with Ka'imi Fairbairn.

4 total ST tackles. 2 for Graham, 1 for Meeks (opening kickoff), 1 for Humber. Outside of the penalties, ST really played well. Schmidt was a God. Limited Hester to 4 touches for 38 yards.

This thread was everything I expected and more. Love you guys.

"We now know your name, Ladell Beckham Jr." The worst duo by far, that takes some doing.

That mismatch is on the coaching staff. Rex admitted as much. I hate Duke playing FS. Closer to LOS he is, the less lethal he can be to his own team.

Fundamentally, better than last year. Still some minor things to fix with tackling. Outside of the Wallace TD, coverage wasn't bad.

That Ravens interior DL is nasty. I'll take my hat off to them, they're better than I gave them credit for. Bills weren't good but Williams/Jernigan were fabulous.

Better late than never (I'm apparently very forgettable), my thoughts on the key matchups for the Bills/Ravens game. http://buffalofambase.org/2016/09/11/bills-vs-ravens-week-1-matchups-watch/

Ravens going with 2 RB's.

Au contraire, my friend. Rodak clarified it afterwards. From ESPN: "Jerry Hughes, who Instagrammed a video saying the team bus left him behind and he had to take an Uber, missed only the Bills' first bus. There was another one later, but he apparently wanted to get to the game sooner."

The best part? The potential overreaction was quashed by Rodak's sources.

There was a second bus. Hughes and Brown didn't want to wait, took matters into their own hands. Non-starter as an issue.

@adamlevitan Mr. @AdamSchefter says Sammy Watkins will play and probably be targeted a lot today, but his foot "is not 100 percent."