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I don't get it. If he's hurt bad enough that he can't play - he should be being looked at by physicians in the locker room. If they've deemed that's not necessary, he should be on the field.

Down for the KB outrage. But please stop bringing up Brandon Reilly. The guy is not on any team for a reason. But you'd think coming here that he's a Pro Bowler. Let it the hell go.

You forget he's lining up against perhaps the best WR in football in DeAndre Hopkins. I was expecting White to have a couple passes completed on him before this. If he's hurt, even a little bit, it could get bad.

I can't wait until the offseason when we have a Billion dollars to spend and sign no difference makers. There's a finite amount of Free Agents that will actually sign with us to begin with. And from that pool, McBeane will only sign the one's that fit their culture. Valuing character over talent. It's feeling more and more like the Dick Jauron era every day.

We are thin at CB after Vontae pulled a Vontae and Phillip Gaines (who is terrible to begin with) has a robot arm right now. But while it's necessary, I have to admit it is extremely frustrating seeing them consistently addressing their Defensive holes and completely ignoring their Offensive ones.

Hope he has a new woman by his side now. I remember the baby mama he had with him when he was a Bill. She was like a wannabe Miko Grimes. Really not a good influence on his career.

Bet you it's a 7th in 2019. They really want that Corey Coleman pick back.

Between this continually happening and the volleyball pass/run we were trying to argue was an incomplete pass - the feeling I got was that Daboll was trying to emulate Bill Belichick. It seemed to me like he was trying to put out formations and plays that he felt were gray areas in the rulebook he could take advantage of. Unfortunately, the refs just weren't having it. If it was something they were unsure of - they weren't going to let it go.

What do we have to lose? It's not like him not working out will make them look any dumber than they already do this season. It's not like he can mess up the culture - we're already getting blown out every game. And you just let him go if he does cause issues. Idgaf about "the process" this season. You need talent. Anywhere you can get it.

Robert Foster is to Brian Daboll as Vlad Ducasse is to Juan Castillo. I don't get it. Save for mop up duty in the 4th Pre-Season game - this guy has shown absolutely nothing. He's got speed but no tracking ability. Yet here we are cutting Corey Coleman, Jeremy Kerley, and a number of guys at other positions. And Robert Foster just keeps climbing the depth chart.

I'm so tired of hearing about this "awful line". Look around the league people - almost everyone's line is bad. Did you see Watson on Sunday? Line play is at an all time worst league wide. It's not something that can be fixed this year. And probably only something that can be upgraded minimally next season. Kid's gonna have to learn to overcome it. If we keep him on ice until the line is sufficient for all of you - he'll never see the field.

I should specify that this is also my reaction to discovering that Panic at the Disco isn't performing at Key Bank until 2019 and that there's still another 4 months of "Ohhhhh it's Saturday Night!" during EVERY commercial break of OneBillsLive.

If one 1st Round WR doesn't work out, try again.

ANYTHING IS POSSIBBBBLLLLLEEEEE!!!!!

Sal C. says he's gone. Joe B. says he'll stay. Looking at who else could be on the roster instead of him... i'll take my chances that he'll get better. Keep him.

Technically - 3 roster spots are open, at the moment. But I don't think they're filling up to 90 just to cut down to 53 in a few days. This is just a preliminary cut.

It doesn't need to be said right now and i'm not saying he should say who the starter is. I have no problem with saying little to nothing at all, ala Belichick. What i'm saying is it's goofy to take it to the other extreme. With McCarron obviously hurt, 2nd opinion notwithstanding, and underperforming regardless - it sounds stupid saying it's still a 3 way competition, if it isn't a broken bone. We're splitting hairs anyways. My main point is I hate when McDermott's coach speak lends itself to eye rolls.

So do you truly believe, at this juncture, it's still a 3 QB race? He can not answer the question or be vague without saying that McCarron is on equal ground with Allen and Peterman. That's too much suspension of disbelief for me.

I hate when "coach speak" makes McDermott sound dumb. Even if AJ were fine, which he pretty obviously isn't, he can't truly feel that all 3 are still equal atm. Moving this competition along at it's absolute slowest, one would still conclude it's at least between Allen and Peterman right now.

I guess Indy wasn't kidding when they said they weren't interested in trading Brissett. A 2nd is a great offer. But on the other hand, you've been without Luck for years now. And even if you're confident he's good to go - you have to want a good insurance policy in place if you're the Colts.

I saw a marked improvement from him as the game progressed. But, for sure, he was diagnosing plays poorly for much of his early snaps. In my eyes - this season was always going to be about getting our new QB and our new MLB experience. Edmunds is 20 years old. There's going to be growing pains with both of them. They ended the drought last season. Let's season our investments and take our lumps this year. Let the kid grow and relax.

Before the Coleman trade, yes. At that point we had no idea when Zay would be getting cleared and promising rookie Cam Phillips had just been injured. Now that we have Coleman, Zay, and Cam (all of which were unavailable to us in the last Pre-Season game) on the field, nope. I'm good. Especially after seeing how KB has looked and performed.