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This "Edmunds" from the Bears is so close to making some big plays. He's going to be really really good when he grows up.

He has, actually. But he opted out.

Lmao...no clue what happens there. But I'm not crazy. Maybe a bit inebriated...but mostly sane.

Maybe I wasn't so crazy after all....

Could very well be. Could be that they planned to go and already had the tickets to fly and decided "why not". The chance to hang with friends in London would be something they likely looked forward to. Time will tell, for sure.

One of the best to ever do it.

I don't care about Urban or Wilson. No way Josh loses this game at this point in his career to NFL Barbie. Bills beat Jagz, Matt Milano cuts Trevor's hair at midfield after the game.

No one has linked the Peter Pan page yet to this? Y'all SLIPPING.

A lot of people work on Sunday. Should they hold off games then as well to accommodate their schedule?

He really is. The best part about the way Acho breaks down film is the way he takes the time to explain things. He did a breakdown on the punt return that ended the Jets game that was phenomenal. You don't see a lot of special teams play breakdowns.

Buy: Kaiir Elam. Simply put his stock is at an all time low. I'm scooping up all the Elam notes I can because it's bound to go 📈. While he may not be a super scheme fit and his opportunity comes a little later than most would have liked to see, he does now hav an opportunity and I believe he will make some plays if called upon. This is a long term investment plan. Sell: James Cook. Cook has started off extremely well and I expect that to continue. However, I have noticed a slight uptick on snaps for Latavius Murray, especially on 3rd downs. I think as the season progresses and the weather goes from nice to moody, Murray will see more action and Cook will take less hits in preparation for the postseason. Hold: Eric Washington. I would be hard pressed to remember a time when our DLine has had the impact it has had so far this season over the last 25 years. And his unit still has a first ballot HoFer due to come fully back any time. Seeing guys like Groot and AJE develop and payoff is wonderful to see. Ed Oliver is having a career year so far. I'm holding the Washington stock because I think he has an inside track (along with Bobby Babich) to take over as DC next year.

Bills: 27 Jags: 22

Officially official

Buffalo offense had blue jersey on in practice so that what they will be wearing in the game. Not sure of pants, yet.

Last 2 weeks KJ has gotten a jersey on gameday. Poona Ford has not. Gotta believe with the way Oliver/Jones have played and Phillips/Settle not likely going anywhere....Poona may be the more expendable player. Now, KJ may be inactive on GameDay when Von comes back...bit I don't think he goes anywhere.

Oh hell, I'll make a crazy prediction here. Von suits up Sunday. Not sure he starts and he will see somewhere between 8-12 snaps. Mostly on obvious pass rush situations. Kind of a scrimmage situation for Von. Go out there, run around and chase a bit. Reassess how he is after.

But I was told signing a "castoff from the Cowboys" and drafting an OG that didn't fit the scheme wouldn't upgrade the OLine. Bernard looking like a huge value as well.

Man, the amount of times Allen has put up a PoW effort on Miami. Unreal. Allen has as many PoW awards against the Dolphins as Tua has TD passes against the Bills. That's domination.

Honestly, I think Dallas may bring him back. Remember the year we signed Von the 3 big name pass rushers out there were Gregory, Chandler Jones and Von. I'd say Beane choose wisely.

Hate to see that for a young player with so much promise. Kid can play.

Josh as Superman felt too easy.

From the title of the thread...I expect a much different topic.

There are 2 plays broken down here. The second play is the QB draw. It's hardly "inside info" that the play was an audible.

First off, you do realize the Allen QB run last week was an audible made by Josh at the line, right? Maybe Josh is auditioning for a HC job? Second...maybe when your QB leads the NFL in completion percentage it's not the risk you make it out to be to throw the ball. You're actually complaining that Dorsey kept the offense humming with a lead rather than pack it in and roll conservative. Literally everything you point out is basically "Hey, look, I know these decisions worked out well....but...." There is definitely an agenda in play here. But it's not by Dorsey.

His whole name has a Robert California vibe.