Saint Doug

I think that was just Trent. In the Kelly-Marino generation, I’m sure QBs used to sustain concussions at a similar frequency as now. As players, they turned out just fine.

“Sorry, Coach, just looking for the John”.

I agree with the 4th and goal call. If we get a TD, we’d win the game. If we go for the FG and got it, we’d still be down 2 scores to win.

As a PSA, just to let people know of Father Haskins: https://www.nj.com/giants/2019/04/heres-the-strange-conversation-i-had-with-dawyne-haskins-father-before-he-hung-up-on-me.html

Best part was around 1:29 when the creepy smile appears on his face. Love it.

Why Marrone still has a job as a HC is beyond baffling. He’s accomplished next to nothing in the league.

Yep. The Pats “beat themselves”, we didn’t beat them.

If it ruins their chance at getting a top-3 pick, I’d be completely fine losing out to them twice if we go 14-2. You got to win at the long game too.

And Giants play twice! Hot garbage.

I think part of this is that our entire OL, with exception of Dawkins, is new. They’ve never player together and aren’t thinking along the same wavelengths as each other. This is a big risk of signing too many new players during FA. During situations like these, weaknesses are exposed and magnified. The vets can compensate using their experience, but Ford cannot. I see them finally gelling by games 6-8.

Anyone discussing the “strep throat or something” diagnosis keeping Darnold out on Monday night?

What have the Bills done to resolve this issue. I see 2 potentially career ending cheap shots that have gone unanswered. Haus probably didn’t know where he was for days after that hit and Allen’s knees could’ve been mangled. All for no good reason. So, tell me, what steps have the players or the organization done to prevent any recurrent instances? This would never stand in hockey, as the players actually protect their teammates and football is arguably a much more violent sport. I’m not for injuring players because we “hate” them or to gain an unfair competitive advantage. Again, why has this player’s behavior emerged as an established pattern? People usually say “ I’ll leave it at that” when they can no longer form an effective argument. I’m going to side with Cordarrelle on this one. At least he knows where nuts are located.

This is a long-standing problem and at this point, I really blame the Bills for letting this to continue to happen. If the players on the field don’t have the nuts to watch each other’s backs, then there really is one simple fix. Sign some Aaron Hernandez style goon to our PS 2 weeks before the next Jet’s game. Make his only job clear to him. Call him up for Jets game and have him Bridgewater one of Anderson’s knees. As a bonus, offer him a position as the team pastor if he does both knees.

I don’t get this. If the players are throwing a fit that they’re tanking, why don’t they just focus on playing better? They should be pointing fingers at no one but themselves.

If we learned anything today, you learn from your mistakes and move on with your best foot. Everyone struggles at their first time of something. How you respond is how you’ll be remembered.

We should’ve let them sign Groy as well. It would’ve been a trifecta of bust.

Do you think they grilled him in a dimly lit room at the airport St Doug style?

You can’t mention AB in the same sentence as process.

I don’t like the intel we just shipped to the Pats. You never give them even the slightest advantage, because they’ll fully exploit it. And I still don’t buy the “Daboll’s offense is Belichick’s offense” argument. Daboll’s offense, while based on the Pats, has likely evolved over the years. Plus, he’s certainly not using the same terminology or play calls as Hoodie anymore. That is now with the Pats. I would’ve rolled the dice by cutting him.

Who is Ryan Groy?

I agree with the GM trying to save his hide part. Sounds like a move Whaley would’ve done.

With their “whole roster for sale”, it’s just incredibly odd Miami would be pursuing him. To what end? To go 4-12 instead of 2-14?

Definitely a good speech. At first, it sounded like a eulogy. And it very well may be, but for the Colts. I guess tanking didn’t work out.

“If he continues to work hard, you know he’ll have a future in our league.” “...usually people dig deep to try and find those type of guys” ”...he kind of slipped through the cracks.”

"This is the game of football. Injuries are part of it. It's a violent game that I personally don't think humans are supposed to play."