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It got way overbalanced with the pass. Then defenses lightened up their D-Lines for pass rushers and are keeping the safeties back. Offenses are remembering how to use a RB and how to block on run plays. I will admit I like how the ground game is making a small comeback.

Barkley is running all over the Falcons.

We don't know that as of this time. Coleman showed he can grab balls on the sidelines. Bills have done some group WR screens that are working better than the past. The thing about keying on the middle for D's is they allow the potential for big gains made on swing passes out of the backfield. Once teams drop more in the box and the middle it will open up some long balls. Josh hitting some of those will add another attack.

Rodgers punks out on a 3rd and 10 and checks down.

What a catch by Ridley!

Ridley drops a long ball.

Rodgers sacked and jets go 3 and out.

Nice TD pass from Rodgers.

Mosley on the cart heading to locker room.

Titans TD.

I must be crazy but even though he is an overrated, inaccurate, turnover machine, I'll stick with him as my quarterback!

Yes, it is tough for all involved. Tua coming out so quickly about a decision like this seems rash. He has plenty of time to go get evaluated and let the drama settle down. I guess we will see if the Miami Dolphins organization lets him make all the decisions or they do something like putting him on IR for 4 weeks. Probably won't hear about anything like that until later in the week. I'll repeat what I said earlier, I feel bad for all the defensive players who have to play against him. Same goes for the refs. If he does continue to play, there can't be any "preferential treatment" given to him.

I wouldn't say Mitch Morse was a liability. He was a good steady Center. He sure helped Josh develop and I will always thank him for that. It just was time to move on from him. I will say I'm very surprised how well McGovern is playing.

Will you concede they did so last time? I am almost certain there are discussions going on in the league offices about options and risks. They would be foolish not to. If they do nothing, they do nothing, but they are talking about it.

The league adjusted its concussion protocol after Tua's last bout of concussions. They can have a say in it if they want.

I had to remind myself of the sack scale for this year. Von moved $8.645M into incentives. A wash would be 10.5 sacks for the season. 2024 Sack Incentives (non-cumulative) 2: $1M 4: $2.5M 6: $4M 8: $6M 10.5: $8.645M 15: $9.645M

If you want OTC real number, it's the Effective Cap Space which is $5M in cap space. The other thing is OTC does not show in detail where it gets its numbers compared to Spotrac which does. I personally use Spotrac because of that.

Brought up in this discussion. I think this is a good perspective on how players feel about Tua's situation. Lesean McCoy, Chase Daniels, James Jones and Emannuel Acho seem very truthful in their remarks. It's a bit long, but I find it very interesting.

That may have happened in the past, but there is an independent doctor present during the evaluation nowadays. It took only 6 minutes to officially determine a concussion. Seems pretty fast to me.

It seems to me that everyone has a responsibility to get this right. Tua, the Miami Dolphins organization, the NFL, the NFLPA and the doctors all have some skin in this game. Football itself has come under fire for these issues so it should not be solely Tua's choice. There is more at stake than just his health. They all better think twice about putting him out on the field and consider what will happen if he is permanently injured during another football game. The doctors have a major responsibility in letting everyone know what the true risks are in no uncertain terms. On another note, I want to say they also better give some consideration to the players that will have to play against Tua if he is cleared to play. I felt sorry for Damar and actually watched his reaction after it was clear Tua was concussed. He walked away into the endzone and looked shook as one would expect. How will it be for the next player who hits him feel especially if the injury is even more severe. The NFLPA should be considering that too.

Stupid Children's Hospital in Buffalo!

Technically yes. BUT, that adds all the non-guaranteed money to the contract. It's really up to the doctors right now. All this speculation doesn't mean spit until they give Tua their evaluations. It's all revolving around whether he is cleared.

If I remember correctly the Bills have struggled in the trenches against the Jags a number of times. I believe the Bills lines are the key to this game.