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This is the play Rapport brought up where Allen went into the medical tent. Pass play, Allen extended the play. Looked like a totally clean hit, possibly #58 arm clubbed into Josh's right shoulder.

Add in 2022: 555 yds 2023 752 yds Just a little note that one of the concerns expressed LAST year was that the offense was too focused on Diggs, and struggled (especially in the RZ) because of it. So it might be useful to look also at 2020 and 2021, when most people seem to feel we had a more efficient, consistent offense that was better in the RZ: 2020 2021 59 targets 59 targets 42 receptions 37 receptions 3 TD 2 TD 555 yds 463 yds It appears that Diggs is generating more of the offensive yards and TDs last year and this year. And that was a critique offered by knowledgeable pundits like Greg Cosell when the Bills offense spluttered - that the offense was basically Allen and one "very good" WR in Diggs.

Um.....?

Ian Rapoport on Josh Allen https://www.nfl.com/videos/rapoport-on-latest-injury-news-for-qbs-josh-allen-justin-fields-jimmy-garoppolo- Did not realize it was a right shoulder injury 😬 I wouldn't assume she was in Buffalo all week. She and Josh are both of the tax bracket to travel by private jet where and when they please. And that's just a whole different world than commercial flying when it comes to the time it takes.

Depends. What impact are you looking for? The first impact the 1TDT/NT is supposed to have is "keep the linebackers clean so they can make plays". Judging by the LB play, for the most part, it worked.

She was seen shopping with Josh Allen's mom before the Miami game. Maybe she just needs to do more shopping.

De'Von Achane and Terron Armstead are significant for them. Jaelen Phillips played, but good question how much that oblique injury is hampering him. That's what you were talking about, right?

https://static.www.nfl.com/gamecenter/b07e111b-f053-11ed-b4a7-bab79e4492fa.pdf 12 tackles. 12 tackles (9 + 3 assists), 3 TFL

So you still won't throw the checkdown, right?

I actually think Harris should be kept out a bit to heal/strengthen. RBs by the nature of the position go head first into a scrum of guys every carry.

It's a nit, but he missed week 3 (the Miami Heatstroke game) Came back week 4. Bye week was 7

One. He missed one week, somehow. Played in 15 games.

All of those QB are going to remember that. Don't think for a minute that Mahomes, Prescott, and Hurts aren't keeping their receipts. And the bottom line is.....Coach Saleh, with 3 of those QB including Mac Jones, your team LOST.

Did McDermott or anyone say if Kincaid is actually out of concussion protocol yet? I know he could be in protocol on Friday and theoretically cleared right before the game.... FWIW, Jackson missed one (1) game last year.

Whew. OK.

https://www.nfl.com/news/jets-earn-first-ever-win-eagles-jalen-hurts-latest-qb-embarrassed Could just be me, but when your team is 2-3, I'm not sure it's time to be talking about "embarrassing all of" the opposing QB

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They do not get to keep a playbook, but a lot of football players seem to have phenomenal memories which I'm sure they carry over into their coaching days, and of course you can't take away a man's personal notes. Well, if we hadn't missed 2 makeable FG, we would have scored 20

Agree with you that the Tre, Milano, and D. Jones losses are huge. Rousseau is said to be playing with a broken bone in his foot (per @HappyDays source). Von Miller is getting a lot of face time with the press, but not contributing on the field. Dane Jackson out with a foot injury. So our CB were Christian Benford and a guy who didn't have a game-day jersey 2 weeks ago. Bottom line is I had no idea what to expect from the defense, and they stood up. They delivered a performance that hopefully they can build on in coming weeks. Because you're right, they'll have to. Make no mistake - the Giants have not been a good football team this year, but they have 3 coaches who are intimately familiar with our offense and quite familiar with our defense as well. They are easily the equivalent of a divisional opponent who knows us well, and more. Disagree with you on Knox. He is a starting caliber TE. He is said to be playing in a brace, with a torn ligament and a broken bone in his hand. He hasbecome quite a good blocker - when he has two hands. I would have liked to see us continue to run 12 sets with Morris while Kincaid is out. I think Morris has shown flashes, and should get more looks. He runs receiver-worthy routes, and his blocking has improved. I'm afraid Davis *is* the 2nd best receiver on the team. Unfortunately. I'm not saying he's enough. The coaches see these guys in practice. Fans love to believe that the coaches like to sit more talented players because....they're playing Candy Crush during practice? They don't watch film? They're dumb? What I think is that Josh needs to see other guys than Diggs. Cook, for example. Sherfield could use some love when he's out there. And we're paying Harty for more use than he's getting Yes, of course they do. They have Chad Hall, and their ST coordinator is Heath Farwell.

That sounds like a You problem.

There were many comments over the years about how ultra-competitive Daboll is. There was (unsubstantiated) talk that there was enough friction between Daboll and McDermott that Daboll might have wanted to take a parallel move if he wasn't hired as a HC which would surely provide additional "juice" to an already ultra-competitive guy And, with last year's playoff team coming into the game 1-4 and looking, at times, undisciplined and unprepared, Daboll has been facing the criticism of the NY media, justly. He had his guys fired up and ready to rock -n- roll. Fortunately, they rocked but didn't roll us.

I think that sums it up pretty well

We have too many skill players "out of sorts" - the play gets to them, and they can't clinch the deal. If it's true Knox is playing with a torn ligament and a broken bone, in a brace, I don't want to dunk on him too much, but it's not good. Gabe Davis fumbling, etc. I am proud of our LB and Taron Johnson. They may be small, but they're fierce. When Taron tackles a guy, he knows he's been hit.

A torn ligament (unless it's a minor tear) is typically very slow or non-healing without surgery. But this might explain his problems catching the ball.