Saint Doug

Getting a noninvasive lobotomy twice in a single week will do that to you.

I would like to say he hasn’t been the same since Week 10 of the 2020 season.

Wyatt Teller 2.0

I think this has to do with his cannon arm. I didn’t watch him in college, but did during his first couple years on the Bills. I think the difference between then and now is how hard he was throwing the ball. It used to do 1000 mph, no matter where the player was on the field. I now see a QB moderating the strength of his throws when needed.

The problem with the argument is that even players on the same team take touches away from each other. A throw to Knox is one less throw to Diggs. We tolerate this because it doesn’t really matter who is touching the ball to move chains or scoring TDs. We just care that someone does. So, if CMC comes in and produces at a high level (not necessarily saying he would), it really wouldn’t matter as long as we’re scoring and winning.

We make teams abandon the run early.

I was going to say that the time has passed to sell him high. However, we’ve seen some teams do some crazy/dumb things when it comes to QBs. Some will think “it’ll be different” on their team and maybe so. My guess is he gets something along the lines the Texans got for Watson and that was a crazy haul.

Due to this very reason, it will mean very little even someone were to break this record now.

Going to?

Pose this question after the KC game.

You guys see that play where their QB “faked” confusion on a touchdown run? I’m not sold that was actually acting.

Based on the NFL’s definition of “ataxia”, which btw is correct, Tua still wouldn’t have been pulled out of the Bills game. Per NFL, ataxia has to be secondary to a neurological problem, which everyone on the Dolphins denied and said the imbalance was due to a “back problem”. One thing can definitely learn, based on the response, is that Tua did indeed had a concussion. I’m not as concerned they didn’t examine his back. That was not their job, which was to determine if he had a concussion or not. Regardless of what was going on with his back, even if there was a positive exam finding, Tua still could’ve been diagnosed with a concussion. That is, I don’t think concussion is a diagnosis of exclusion.

If Hyde is any indication, he didn’t like what he heard from his initial evaluation. I would imagine, he didn’t get good news.

Iirc, the independent UNC does not make the decision whether a player can return to the game. That’s up to the team trainers. So, I don’t know exactly how he failed.

I think he’s mostly a product of the system and coaching makes him looks semi-good. I think we could probably get equal play from a would-be cheaper option. Considering Hyde is going to be a big question mark going forward, I’d rather give the money to Poyer. He’s a game changer. I’ve never seen Edmunds as a game changer.

Yes, very high. The tippy top of the ankle.

Pulled? More like how long he lasts before leaving the game.

Maybe his mind was on Saturn and he couldn’t tell the difference between his back and head.

It’s no sweat to him. He wasn’t doing it for the money (his day job takes care of this), but rather for weekly sideline tickets.

Agreed. I think is fans actually like Allen as a person as much as his performance. None of us would want to see him pulled a Tua. I don’t know how Miami fans view Tua, but it just seems like “get up, dude, and play”

No

Wow. You see the comments? Didn’t age well. At all.

This is true. But Tua is also an adult. It’s his responsibility to be truthful with the medical staff, assuming Miami coaching staff didn’t fully make up the “back” or “ankle” being hurt. It came from somewhere. That said, it’s up to the coaching staff to know when he’s not being fully truthful. The whole thing should be thoroughly investigated. Disgusted this all has been risked for a game.

Lil Dirty not going out of bounds on the final play.