Big Turk

Not sure what the obsession is with this place. It kinda sucks. I prefer Taco Bell. Chipotle, Moe's and Salsarita's all are better options if you want to go quick Mexican.

Charlie the Butcher for Beef on Weck then needs to be on your stopping list

Uhh...no.

Vikings underperform for the offensive talent they have and it's because of Cousins at QB.

Bar Bill for wings in East Aurora for sure. NYBP in Lockport on Transit Rd near Tonawanda Creek is awesome for a brewery. Hamburg Brewing Company is great too. Big Ditch Brewery downtown. Pearl Street Bar and Grille downtown. Tons more options around tho now for breweries. There are lots of great restaurants, what types of food do you like?

That was likely due to the reputation Met Life's field has around the league and the growing concern with players and the NFLPA that it causes more injuries than normal.

It's unlikely to effect him much from what the reports on how the UCL pertains to throwing the football are.

The report is that there is no risk of making it worse. How about we just defer to the doctors on this one? Except there isn't a risk of long term injury any more than if he played without having this happen according to reports.

The UCL isn't used very much in throwing for QBs. The only real issue would happen if he was hit in the same way again before it healed, which is unlikely as it was almost 4 years between these types of hits.

I can't get past the first flamingo at 57

I made it to fire hydrants and flamingos

Don't tell Aaron Rodgers that...he will fight you. Or tell you to come do psychadelic drugs with him. One of those two things.

The number of ankle sprains this team has had is just getting ridiculous

That surgery would only be the case in a full rupture situation for NFL QBs. Clearly that wasn't the case because he would have been in serious pain after the play and would have had to come out of the game. Common sense is a thing. You cannot throw a ball 70 yards if you need Tommy John Surgery.

Yeah luck definitely plays a big part, especially with things like ankle injuries, which the vast majority of these are. The sports science part helps mostly to avoid muscle strains and sprains like hamstrings If you watched what Allen was doing when he was massaging his arm after the hit, it looked more like he was trying to get feeling back in his arm than he was in actual pain. I would guess that throw was impacted by loss of feeling more than anything.

Probably not. Technically anytime you strain(muscle) or sprain(ligament/tendon) something, by definition it's a small tear. Not many players get surgery for minor strains/sprains.

It's unlikely because the UCL is not really used much in throwing a football, he would have to be hit the same way again in the same area Different sports, different throwing motions. Partial also covers a very wide range of damage, from very little to significant, it's not a one size fits all type diagnosis.

Stretch can be even worse...my friend had a stretched ACL and needed the same surgery as if he tore it. Doctors told him it would have healed fine if it was a partial tear but once it's stretched it won't go back to normal.

Someone asked if he was going to need surgery at some point and he responded "I don't know, this is literally all I was given". Combined with Diggs tweet and the bionic Allen tweet by another person who seemingly has solid info it seemed more believable, and based on seeing him throw a ball 70 yards with no visible pain reaction afterwards, actually likely.

From someone who claims he was given info by someone in the know... Allen has partial UCL tear, cannot get worse by playing and is expected that he will practice and play through it taking pain killing injections as needed. Essentially just a pain management situation. https://mobile.twitter.com/lifewithmikey52/status/1590088706018668547

Because we aren't a running team and never will be while Josh Allen is here. I don't understand the obsession with acting like we are the Titans. You know why you establish the run? Because your team has a garbage QB.

You do realize there were plenty of game were Reich sucked pretty bad right? I do distinctly remember a Monday Night game against the original and very good LA Rams team where he led us to victory tho too.

That's the biggest thing to me...he wasn't grabbing his arm like he was in pain, he was grabbing it as if he was trying to get feeling back in his arm like it had the tinglies in it.

Bad run fits and bad tackling for sure.

How can you say that after watching them the last 2 games? Careless with the ball. Actions >>> Words. You can't throw 4 terrible INTs in 2 games and then say you are focused on preventing turnovers.