GuardianAngel

If he's limited today he'll probably be ready for Sunday.

OP should get an award for how hard he baited some of you guys

Uh oh, McDermott showing human emotions? He's not just a souless football automaton? Clearly he is unfit as a leader, I can't believe a man in his position would ever do this sort of thing, totally unheard of, absolutely weak, Andy Reid would never. /s Honestly though I think him loosening up has had a very tangible affect on the team, and when you're leader is rocking with the vibes then it's a lot easier for everyone else too and we see that with Allen in spades. Though I'd argue Allen has had more of an affect on McDermott than the other way around in this case, it's still great to see both leaders actually looking like they're having fun.

That is an absolutely fair point. Though it's also fair to point out that a season ending injury can happen during any point of the season, we as fans just gnash are teeth harder when it comes on garbage games. But as it stands we live at a time where Coleman is uninjured, and people are just losing the plot over play that happened in a game where he likely was told "go for it but don't try to hard".

Pretty much what I was thinking. I felt like it was pretty obvious they were just hucking down field for him to go up and make grabs. What better time to practice than in a game that has no consequences?

I'm not exact on the specifics either however I personally don't think they'd want to move Brown to LT even if he possibly could. I think they like having an absolute mauler being on the right side because that's Allens favored side to roll towards. If Allen takes off and runs defenders have to get past Brown and tackle Allen which is an incredibly tall order, if Allen passes he has a mountain in front of him to buy time, and I think we even saw that in this last game on one of the touchdown throws. He just brings so much value as a RT I don't think you can move him. Not to mention the chemistry he is likely developing with Torrence. If they can operate in concert and Torrence continues to improve then the right side of the Bills line will be scary for years to come.

Yeah I didn't like the way Thad was framing it, he makes it sound like it's a scary question mark when we were probably resting Bernard this week anyways. Also you can't forget poor Baylon Spector, man just can't stay healthy. As to your point of undersized lb/dts, at this point I'd have to agree, though it's pointless getting into those weeds until post season at least to me. I do think that this specific instance of injury is mostly a nothing burger. Though now that I said that it won't be, so if that does come to pass I'll take the pie to the face.

This doesn't sound like there's much doubt for the playoffs, more just letting him rest off a smaller injury during a meaningless game.

Come on man, even if both our corners weren't playing well we still have Elam on the bench and several prospects on the team. Why would they ever go for a 33 year old CB that got released by a bottom tier team?

Oh thank you, I never wanted him on this team in the first place

I am incredibly excited about Davis. I've been super high on him since we drafted him and this was the exact opportunity he needed to show that he could be really good. I was really hoping he would have a big game tonight and he didn't disappoint.

Eh maybe it was the lighting of the stadium that made him look paler to me or something, it was just a thought I had mid game a couple of times when they zoomed in to his face. And yeah I should've been more clear on the abysmal performance of the receivers, I still think Allen looked off for one reason or another but the receivers didn't do themselves or Allen any favors.

Oh I absolutely agree, the receivers absolutely let him down... I mean come on the ball bonked Keon in the head. It was more a side observation, I should've been a bit more clear on that.

I don't know if this has been mentioned or if anyone else might've noticed but didn't Allen seem a bit sick or something? When they first came out he didn't look right and as the game went on he really stopped looking right even before his head got bonked. I mean look at the stat line, 9/30 131 yrds an 1 td is a bizarre stat line for any qb good or bad, and we know Josh is one of the best. Missing throws, making slower decisions, hesitant to run, I just feels off. Now of course I'm not saying that absolves the loss, even if he is sick or something it's still a terrible looking loss even if he didn't turn the ball over. And I'll admit I was one of the people who were happier with the wr room (except for MVS), and I've been super high on Shakir and I think rightly so, but after today... We need something more there. Who exactly? I don't know, but without shakir and cook this offense is dead in the water.

That's honestly when I thought when it happened, everyone of the Bills had been slipping and sliding around like we were in Brazil.