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If Josh had previously suffered multiple concussions this season, or this was the 2nd concussion-like thing in a week's time, I'd sit him. If he only had 1 concussion but it was way earlier in the season, then this non-concussion thingy happened much later, I'd probably play him as long as he wasn't exhibiting after effects. But even if he showed ANY issues like dizziness, loss of memory, migraines, whatever, I'd sit him. Because in that scenario, he's probably not going to be very good in the playoff game anyway, regardless of the stakes. And given the way Josh takes off running & is likely to get hit, he's far more likely to get knocked out of the game anyway. If I think there's any chance a single collision could have him instantly relapse, what's the point of doing that? Better to give my backup (no matter how awful) the reps that week to prepare them, rather than risk ruining the career of my franchise QB. But if it was the first time this had happened, and Josh isn't showing continued issues, I'd also play him.

AND significantly less turnovers than other MVP contending QBs. That being said, I don't think 70% completion percentage & a passer rating of 105+ are something Josh will maintain throughout the season. 2020 was the only year he finished with an above 100 passer rating, just as 2020 was the only time he was close to 70% completions (69.2%). I predict if he could finish right at 100 rating with 67% completions + 4,500 total yards & 40 total TDs, he should be the MVP favorite, unless someone else really takes over with crazy numbers & efficiency (again, like 2020 with Aaron Rodgers). Then again, win total has become a big theme lately, so if the Bills don't finish number 1 or 2 in the AFC, it may not matter anyway.

I've been pretty vocal the last couple years not believing in Elam. But I just saw this Twitter post bragging about how Benford was better than Elam, and how Benford may be a top 3 CB in the league right now. Here's the post - Which has me wonder, how do the biggest Bills homers in the world feel about Elam's position right now? We're all Bills nerds here, so we're bound to be more optimistic than the average person. Do you guys think he's still a great talent that just doesn't fit the scheme? Do you think he'd shine if given more opportunities? Or like me, did you already think last year that he was a bust? And if this is a repeat of some of other old post (since I know we've all talked about Elam a ton), please mods feel free to merge, thanks!

Hell no. I'd rather see Miami in the playoffs than the Bengals. Even at their best, we have Miami's number. The Bengals are a bad match up for the Bills. ******** Also, Chiefs start is more impressive. Don't lie - If the Bills started the season by beating both Lamar Jackson & Joe Burrow, we'd say that's far more impressive than beating Kyler Murray & Tua/Thompson. I don't care about their records. The Bengals & Ravens are better wins than Cardinals & Dolphins.

True, but at the same time I feel like he's never mentioned & almost forgotten. But that could just be me 🤷‍♂️

Well if you went just a BIT further, you'd find Ken Stabler on that list at #42 and Joe Namath at #44, so HAH! Also, I'd say Jalen Hurts is pretty good. Not elite, but good.

Dirk Nowitzki. But aside from Dirk, my favorite unheralded/under-the-radar players would be: - Corey Dillon (never gets enough credit for how good he was) - Zach Thomas (Texas Tech guy, unfortunate he played for the Dolphins) - Chad Pennington (Also from the Jets/Dolphins, dude was extremely smart & could've been great if he stayed healthy - despite the arm strength) And even though he's a Bills player, Terrence McGee. I don't think he gets talked about enough as one of the greats of the Bills drought era, as his best years were fairly early on. But he was great on ST & a very good CB. He holds all the Bills kickoff return records (yards, TDs, longest return, etc.) and even most passes defended.

Does Buffalo still have a lot of unused buildings downtown or nearby? Been a while since I've visited, but I always wondered why they're left to decay & not demolished. I think I read somewhere that some of those structures on the water front area (silos I believe?) are still hanging around because people want it designated a landmark. I know it costs money to demolish buildings, but if they're in super bad shape it would just be nice to clear out & plant some trees if need be 😅

Because I replied to the guy who went off on a tangent about Mike McDaniel's race by just showing a picture of his dad? Weird that you chose ME to quote, not the guy who actually spouted off the hateful nonsense.

That's his father... Sounds like you have some weird issue against bi-racial people.

But what happens if he suffers a life-altering final concussion on national television? What if the next one kills him or makes him a vegetable? Are fans ready for what comes next when the NFL goes scorched earth changing all the rules & turning football into something unrecognizable from the current product? With all the heat they'd face for having that happen to an athlete we all KNEW had severe concussion risks, I believe they'd go all out trying to prove they'll never allow something like that to happen again. I don't want the league to change more than it already has. Allowing Tua to keep playing risks more than just his own health imo.

Well... already hated the refs, but this just makes me hate them more. Oh, and this Tweet made me laugh:

Cardinals looking like they have a legit team. Lot of people hopped on the Rams bandwagon, now they're facing 0-2. Hate both the Bengals & Chiefs, so I don't care who wins or loses. On one hand, Burrow gets waaaaay too much credit for a single playoff win years ago. On the other hand - fk KC.

I picked the Pats to win in both my pick em leagues, so even though I want them to lose, I also want to look smart 😅

C'mon Raiders, pull it off!

Still mad at Davante Adams dropping that TD pass... Raiders should be up!

I know people are saying "it's his choice, let Tua decide!" but I don't think they're thinking ahead at how detrimental this could be to the ENTIRE SPORT. Let's just say he chooses to play knowing the risks of more terrible concussions. It's a violent game after all, he's an adult, knows the risks, and feels it's worth it to provide for his family. We all know it's risky, but the worst that could happen is he suffers another one, right? But what if his brain is already severely damaged, and the next one potentially kills him? What do you think the league will look like after a player actually dies on the field on national TV? Look how scary it was for Damar, only this time it's permanent. The league who's more concerned with its image anything else... there will be DRAMATIC rule changes that may actually kill the sport the way it is today. They'll need to appear like they're making a dramatic overhaul right? Better helmets, more penalties & more armor won't be enough. They've done that before. Maybe we remove all that & go back to a more rugby style of football. Maybe they make it so tackling in general is gone. Flag football will be in the Olympics, so maybe they think it's time to reboot. Does anyone want that? We already get mad about kickoff being changed every single year, the crazy protection QBs get (and Tua is a QB, yet this still happened to him), the banning of helmet to helmet/horse collar/hip drop/etc tackles, and all these rules meant to protect players. None of it helped Tua. We don't know how bad CTE is until these athletes die & have their brains examined. What if Tua has smaller collisions that don't appear as concussions, then gets hit with another severe one? His brain is not going to magically heal & undo all this. You might be thinking about this in isolation to ONE player, but look at it on a wider scale. It won't just be the Dolphins or their doctors that get punished. The entire league will be negatively affected if Tua suffers another concussion. And if there's even a tiny possibility he could potentially die, the league NEEDS to step in for all our sakes. Tua may say "it's worth the risk," but is it worth the risk to every NFL fan that the game they live could be irreversibly changed forever? I say no.

Doubtful. Waddle gets banged up quite a bit, Hill is their real number 1, and McDaniel is an offensive-minded guy... He's going to keep all the offensive firepower he can. They can try the 49ers route & just surround whoever is back there with every weapon possible. Shanahan is a better coach, but I could see McDaniel thinking he's capable of that.

So they could technically still have this record if they lose out, as long as they lose within 1 score! Sweet!

I'm more interested in how many coaches have even MADE a Super Bowl after 7 years of none. Several coaches have won a Super Bowl after 7 years, but they also had already been to & lost SBs prior to that.

Is this the first time Josh has gone 2 straight regular season games without an INT? I'm not trying to be funny, but I think he finally broke the curse!

I just caught a glimpse... Bernard is injured?!?! NOOOOOO! WHHHYYYY??!! 😭😭😭😭

Tua is 17-3 if the temperature is 80 degrees or higher. Anything less & he's got a 16 - 17 record. Any chance the temp drops below 80 in Miami in September? 😅

This could end up one of the all time dumbest overreaction threads ever. If this ends up being only one of like 2 or 3 sacks all year, it'll keep getting bumped for the memes. If he keeps showing out, getting pressure & racking up sacks consistently, there will a lot of crow to go around!

Just heard today he lead the team in pressures as well, so that's awesome to hear!