Max Fischer

No. Right now, he's of a wasted roster spot and hurts the team every time he takes a snap. Add in his latest round of off-the-field drama, and he'd be a cut candidate if not for his contract. General Manager Von Miller needs to tell 34-year-old Von Miller that it's time to sit out the rest of the season, rest up, and hope that by some miracle, he can play in 2024 at 75% of what he was before getting hurt.

I'm nervous until the refs announce the game is over.

I mean, there are so many work arounds it hardly seems necessary to boycott the game when you are only one hurt in the process.

Under this scenario, which team is #1 seed? Wouldn't it be the Ravens and another loss would be irrelevant?

That is devastating for Williams. He's really grown as a Center, and it really sucks that he's entering free agency. Hopefully, the Dolphins (or, preferably, a NFC team, take a chance and will offer a nice contract). As for the Dolphins, I'd have to think the loss of Williams could be worse than losing Armstead. Tua seems much more vulnerable to the pass rush up the middle that moves him off his spot and affects his rhythm. In addition to missing Tyreek, the DT pressure seemed to be a key to the Titans keeping the offense in check.

Only Diggs takes Diggs out of the game. This is a non-story. If anything, Diggs plays too many snaps and could use the week off.

This makes no sense. So Josh has "plateaued" into a great season every year. Ok, this is not a problem. Now figure out how not to lose three All-Pro level players on defense.

How would you even know? 🙄

Offensive Line

I stopped drinking Coke and other sugar/caffeinated drinks and felt so much better. Now when I try them, it's like drinking corn syrup.

There's a better chance the Steelers don't make the playoffs

I think the Bills and Cowboys are very similar. They have all the right "traits" and "fundamentals," but neither has been that impressive this year. I think the Cowboys are "good," but they've had a strange year, with blowout wins against bad teams and some very bad losses. Like the Bills, you don't know which team will show up. I think both teams can win that game, and with the Bills at home and still "in the hunt," I think they'd be a decent favorite to win. On the other hand, the Dolphins offense scares the crap out of me. Yes, the Bills played by far their best game of the season against them, but that was before losing their best three players on defense. It's a bad match-up, and I cringe to think the Bills might need a win in Miami to make the playoffs. I almost hope Miami would be in a position to rest their starters (I'll go throw up now).

Bills are not in great shape, but they at least have a chance to make the playoffs, and then who knows what happens next? There is a high probably that 10 wins will snag a playoff spot: - Jets and Patriots are likely "must wins" to have a chance - Then they'll need three out of @Eagles (yuk), @Chiefs (yuk), Cowboys (decent shot), @Chargers (decent shot) and @Dolphins (oh, boy)

Frazier is a class act. Wish him the best. Are you saying people are likely to believe what fits their viewpoint neatly?

Why do we continue to post this stuff?

You can choose not to use the service. That's Capitalism.

Censoring is useless. But I hate when Bills fans use the term. It may have applied at one time, but now it just sounds like an inappropriate, lazy descriptor.

Given the success over the past five years, we can drop the "Billsy" references for now.

I'm glad you take the crime so lightly.

Thanks. If it had no effect on you than it must be settled issue for everyone.

Yup. His chances to develop normal relationships have reduced dramatically, while his susceptibility to perpetrate abuse on others has risen as well.

I'm sure you're just trying to be funny, but there's a better-than-even chance that unless he's a sociopath, that kid will face regular trauma up until he graduates from high school graduation. He's now the kid who was with the teacher. Hopefully, he'll get professional therapy to deal with the experience and the inevitable repercussions.

I think it means there weren't players available at a fair price that are better than those already rostered.

I don't understand the infatuation of posting all these tragedies. Are you turned on by the destruction of each family involved?

Impactful NFL deadline trades are very rare. The prices are usually steep for even a half-season rental. GMs need to be sure that the player will be significantly better than whoever is on the current roster.