Straight Hucklebuck

But unlike regular people, NFL players have the best surgeons performing the operations, and round the clock physical therapy and imaging. This isn’t Tre limping around One Bills Drive.

And you guys just waited in the queue? I’m in line, only 2000+ ahead of me.

Where can you buy?

And this is all off the link the Bills sent you?

They're banking on almost 100% of season ticket holders buying all the tickets for the game in Detroit?

You would think that even McDermott and Frazier would pivot and put a 3rd linebacker on the field, or a 5th DLineman, but I'm sure we'll play in the same Cover 2 shell all game.

He's the Bills #1 corner. No reason to bring him back quickly? Team is 6-3 and in 6th spot in the Playoff seeding. Whole situation is just strange.

I'm sure the Bills Coaching staff will still find reasons not to play Shakir, Cook, Hines, and target Knox 2 times.

But its been said - he had no setback. This is ridiculous.

No idea what is going on with Tre White. Our media asks snowball soft questions, but I hope they start digging into this. We've played 1/2 strength in the secondary all year.

Dave Lapham in Cincinnati is like that as well. Cheering as the play is happening.

Some of those sacks he took Sunday were just awful on both counts. The blocking, and him eating that ball.

Tickets will be heavily discounted

Beane just said tickets go on sale tomorrow at 2:00 PM

Ok Scott, you’re right, I throw my hands up. Nyheim Hines is definitely known around the league as a burner. The Bills just can’t figure out how to unlock all that speed must be.

We should go together, I’m in Dayton

Yup, I have the same question as I have tickets to Bills-Browns.

Definitely isn't. Watch his Indy highlights. He runs like a scat back, jumpy movements. It's not smooth. Hines is not capable of a 98-yard TD running away from DBs.

He just lives for this stuff - how can we lower the bar, cancel events, stay home, play it safe.

Yeah this idea that he is somehow going to play slot-WR is half baked to me. He is 5'9" and not very fast. He doesn't play like a 4.38 WR. He plays like a small 4.50 running back catching dump off passes and getting tackled after 7-yards.

https://www.thruway.ny.gov/travelers/map/text/twytextcameras.cgi?region=BUI90W

Bulldog on WGR just now: "the vantage point I've had for 3-years working here from home"

Singletary 10 Cook 9 Hines 1

At the 1/2-way point, you look at the AFC and this was supposed to be a slug fest with all these teams, and it still is to some degree. Mahomes - Is still Jordan. Herbert - Lost his #1 WR for 90% of the year, and that team is struggling to score more than 22 ppg. Burrow - Offensive Line has plagued them, but he is still capable of huge days. Wilson - Regressed Lawrence - Better, but has not taken the leap. Jackson - Playing good, not better than ever though Tua - Has impressed. As Nate Z said on WGR, the football doesn't look pretty, but it gets where it has to be. Tannehill - The Titans offensive personnel peaked a few years ago and hasn't been the same since

None of it makes any sense. We have old running backs returning kicks and punts. We have a GM that had to have Nyheim Hines and he doesn't see more than 2 snaps. You take a 2nd Round RB, and he averages 5 yards per touch and he doesn't get more than 5 carries a game. You have a rookie slot WR that has impressed in the two games he was given snaps, yet he isn't seeing the field. You have a gimmick slot WR that is just out there, not getting many jet sweeps or carries, giving you 20-30 yards per game on 70% snap count, no change. With this staff, nothing changes. We talk about it every week, all look in the mirror, and then Sunday comes and its the same people running the same plays every week.