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It seems to me they have to put Tua on IR to begin this whole thing. How long he stays on it is unknown for now.

These injuries are tough. The one good thing is so far, they all are expected back. The mini bye may help getting a few walking wounded back into the mix.

Thank you. These injuries are not because they are 10 lbs. lighter than average LBs.

Too funny my man!

As well as it should be. There is so much talk of non-football fans and injuries. It even is affecting young people playing the game. The Bills can stay under the radar for all I care.

It really is troubling. This story is not going away anytime soon. I hope he makes the right decision whatever that ends up being.

HORNS UP! Mothers!

YES!

Now is the time for a good long TD drive.

I expect nothing less than well thought out rational posts in tonight's GDT!

Living in Colorado you don't typically find Buffalo type pizza. But a place called Mollies Mountain Pies open up around the corner and has some excellent pizza. I'm doing simple old school game food tonight!

We will see. He has been pretty healthy the last 2 years.

I hope Von has a good game against the Dolphins today. If he does, this thread will be worth visiting.

Where does Curtis Samuel fit in? I think he is going to be very active lining up all over the place. Samuel and Kincaid did not have a big role Sunday. I'm quite sure that will not happen every week. I know evaluators need to put WRs in specific roles but maybe a little more weight should be put into what Brady has said about WR roles. Brady is trying to implement something different and at least for me I'm going to give it some time to see how it's develops. It may be that the last thing Brady wants to do is go back to acquiring a "stud WR#1" who by definition needs the lion's share of targets.

I think it's you. Where are you getting this data that shows the Bills are "slow starters".

I don't agree. But you do you.

If they lose the locker room and Pegula than sure. A small percentage of a fan base means nothing.

Firing Beane and McDermott right now would make the Bills the biggest laughingstock in the league. Both would have new jobs by next February.

His ranking covers 12 categories (he doesn't say what they are) that were compiled by a KC STC from 1980. Special Teams is still a mystery to most NFL fans. I for one would like more light on the subject. It probably is quite interesting.

I have never seen any ranking scenarios. There are 5 major components on STs. I have no idea how they "weigh" their importance.

Now that is FUNNY. I should have been clearer on that. NO ONE wants that comparison!

I see your point and do agree that "coaching" is part of the equation. I just don't see it as the ONLY part. Same when I hear comments during a GDT after penalties are called and comments are made that it's "all on the coaches". Are we all for "punishing" Josh for not sliding? It's a team sport and I believe it's requiring a team to succeed.

I find it hard to believe that no coaches have talked to these players on how to tackle. It's a fundamental part of football and these guys have been doing it since peewee. Players have to take the brunt of the responsibility on errors like this.

It's the fair contract from the Bills point of view that I believe Spencer and his agent understand. Lots of comments from fans saying he only had 1 good healthy season. Spencer betting on himself and OBD protecting their interests. I think it's a fair contract for both sides.