Manther Posted November 9, 2022 Posted November 9, 2022 1 hour ago, Greg S said: Absolutely. The entire team will have to step up. Defense needs to bring its "A" game. The Bills need a strong performance running the ball with Singletary. Minnesota barely beat Washington last week. This is a second straight road game for them. The Vikings are good, but they are very beatable. The Vikings are good. But, not 7-1 good. They are very well coached and playing great. They also have had a soft schedule and played 3 back up QB's. We can beat them without Josh, but, yes it will be a tough game. Agreed on the D and need some starters back. Dalvin Cook worries me. Not sure we can stop him. Quote
Stank_Nasty Posted November 9, 2022 Posted November 9, 2022 6 minutes ago, What a Tuel said: There is no way he said this. Quote the actual interview or I don't believe it. i dont even have to look it up. thats fake as hell... anyone that believes it should feel silly 1 1 6 Quote
Manther Posted November 9, 2022 Posted November 9, 2022 21 minutes ago, Nextmanup said: I fully expect him not to play. It doesn't make sense for him to play. If he sits on Sunday, we will not lose the season. If he plays on Sunday and makes things worse, we COULD lose the season. No brainer. I agree and am leaning towards this. Sort of hope he sits out and does not have long term elbow issues. Quote
MPL Posted November 9, 2022 Posted November 9, 2022 24 minutes ago, muppy said: another perspective regarding playing minnesota I believe Allen's actual quote was, "yeah, you know, it's a week-to-week league and I just want to do what I can to help this team win football games. Go Bills." 1 1 1 Quote
Golden Posted November 9, 2022 Posted November 9, 2022 Josh Allen Not Practicing Wednesday, Unlikely to Play Against Vikings NFL Nov 9, 2022, 12:11 pm (updated: Nov 9, 2022, 5:11 pm) byDavid Chao, MDJerry Hizon MDJacob Sisneros Bills star quarterback Josh Allen will not practice Wednesday as he recovers from a right elbow injury he suffered at the end of the Week 9 loss to the Jets. Buffalo head coach Sean McDermott said “we'll see” when asked about Allen's status for this Sunday against the Vikings. McDermott's response fits what the Pro Football Docs detailed yesterday: playing Allen would risk further injury to his elbow and likely isn't worth the risk for the team. Allen's elbow injury is not season-ending and will not require surgery at the moment. However, if he plays with a partial tear and is hit in a similar way to his Week 9 injury, this could turn into a full UCL tear and require Tommy John surgery. Buffalo cannot win the Super Bowl in this November matchup, but they could lose it if they play Allen and he further injures his elbow, according to the Pro Football Docs. That is why the Bills are likely to take a cautious approach and start Case Keenum against his former team this week. Sean McDermott: "We believe in Case Keenum." — Alaina Getzenberg (@agetzenberg) November 9, 2022 Buffalo faces the Browns in Week 11 and the Lions in Week 12, thus it would not be surprising to see Allen miss the next three weeks to allow the elbow to fully recover before two divisional opponents in Week 13 and 14. When Allen suffered a UCL sprain in his rookie season, 2018, he missed four games. The hope is this injury will not keep him out that long, but Buffalo would be smart to treat it with the same caution. 1 Quote
mannc Posted November 9, 2022 Posted November 9, 2022 2 minutes ago, Golden said: Josh Allen Not Practicing Wednesday, Unlikely to Play Against Vikings NFL Nov 9, 2022, 12:11 pm (updated: Nov 9, 2022, 5:11 pm) byDavid Chao, MDJerry Hizon MDJacob Sisneros Bills star quarterback Josh Allen will not practice Wednesday as he recovers from a right elbow injury he suffered at the end of the Week 9 loss to the Jets. Buffalo head coach Sean McDermott said “we'll see” when asked about Allen's status for this Sunday against the Vikings. McDermott's response fits what the Pro Football Docs detailed yesterday: playing Allen would risk further injury to his elbow and likely isn't worth the risk for the team. Allen's elbow injury is not season-ending and will not require surgery at the moment. However, if he plays with a partial tear and is hit in a similar way to his Week 9 injury, this could turn into a full UCL tear and require Tommy John surgery. Buffalo cannot win the Super Bowl in this November matchup, but they could lose it if they play Allen and he further injures his elbow, according to the Pro Football Docs. That is why the Bills are likely to take a cautious approach and start Case Keenum against his former team this week. Sean McDermott: "We believe in Case Keenum." — Alaina Getzenberg (@agetzenberg) November 9, 2022 Buffalo faces the Browns in Week 11 and the Lions in Week 12, thus it would not be surprising to see Allen miss the next three weeks to allow the elbow to fully recover before two divisional opponents in Week 13 and 14. When Allen suffered a UCL sprain in his rookie season, 2018, he missed four games. The hope is this injury will not keep him out that long, but Buffalo would be smart to treat it with the same caution. Hard to argue with this... 2 1 Quote
UKBillFan Posted November 9, 2022 Posted November 9, 2022 3 minutes ago, Golden said: Josh Allen Not Practicing Wednesday, Unlikely to Play Against Vikings NFL Nov 9, 2022, 12:11 pm (updated: Nov 9, 2022, 5:11 pm) byDavid Chao, MDJerry Hizon MDJacob Sisneros Bills star quarterback Josh Allen will not practice Wednesday as he recovers from a right elbow injury he suffered at the end of the Week 9 loss to the Jets. Buffalo head coach Sean McDermott said “we'll see” when asked about Allen's status for this Sunday against the Vikings. McDermott's response fits what the Pro Football Docs detailed yesterday: playing Allen would risk further injury to his elbow and likely isn't worth the risk for the team. Allen's elbow injury is not season-ending and will not require surgery at the moment. However, if he plays with a partial tear and is hit in a similar way to his Week 9 injury, this could turn into a full UCL tear and require Tommy John surgery. Buffalo cannot win the Super Bowl in this November matchup, but they could lose it if they play Allen and he further injures his elbow, according to the Pro Football Docs. That is why the Bills are likely to take a cautious approach and start Case Keenum against his former team this week. Sean McDermott: "We believe in Case Keenum." — Alaina Getzenberg (@agetzenberg) November 9, 2022 Buffalo faces the Browns in Week 11 and the Lions in Week 12, thus it would not be surprising to see Allen miss the next three weeks to allow the elbow to fully recover before two divisional opponents in Week 13 and 14. When Allen suffered a UCL sprain in his rookie season, 2018, he missed four games. The hope is this injury will not keep him out that long, but Buffalo would be smart to treat it with the same caution. Makes sense. I wish Josh wasn't missing off the back of a poor passing performance though. It's a bit like losing before a bye - it's horrible having to wait to try and shake it off. 1 1 Quote
Golden Posted November 9, 2022 Posted November 9, 2022 McDermott’s presser earlier today; ”We will use common sense.” 1 Quote
muppy Posted November 9, 2022 Posted November 9, 2022 28 minutes ago, What a Tuel said: There is no way he said this. Quote the actual interview or I don't believe it. lol what, cross my heart and hope to die it's true won't cut it for you? if it's banter it's banter. It was in quotes. I rest my case. 😶 14 minutes ago, MPL said: I believe Allen's actual quote was, "yeah, you know, it's a week-to-week league and I just want to do what I can to help this team win football games. Go Bills." yeah but that's so cliche' and boring. Im tempted to type "why so serious" then I remember who we are discussing and I hush. lol Quote
Beck Water Posted November 9, 2022 Posted November 9, 2022 (edited) 46 minutes ago, muppy said: another perspective regarding playing minnesota Yeah, I think that's fake AF 6 minutes ago, muppy said: lol what, cross my heart and hope to die it's true won't cut it for you? if it's banter it's banter. It was in quotes. I rest my case. Huh? I mean, anyone can put something in quotes. Where and to whom was it supposedly said? When has Allen ever said anything to generate controversy and bulletin board material before a game? Edited November 9, 2022 by Beck Water 1 1 1 Quote
Beast Posted November 9, 2022 Posted November 9, 2022 23 minutes ago, Golden said: Josh Allen Not Practicing Wednesday, Unlikely to Play Against Vikings NFL Nov 9, 2022, 12:11 pm (updated: Nov 9, 2022, 5:11 pm) byDavid Chao, MDJerry Hizon MDJacob Sisneros Bills star quarterback Josh Allen will not practice Wednesday as he recovers from a right elbow injury he suffered at the end of the Week 9 loss to the Jets. Buffalo head coach Sean McDermott said “we'll see” when asked about Allen's status for this Sunday against the Vikings. McDermott's response fits what the Pro Football Docs detailed yesterday: playing Allen would risk further injury to his elbow and likely isn't worth the risk for the team. Allen's elbow injury is not season-ending and will not require surgery at the moment. However, if he plays with a partial tear and is hit in a similar way to his Week 9 injury, this could turn into a full UCL tear and require Tommy John surgery. Buffalo cannot win the Super Bowl in this November matchup, but they could lose it if they play Allen and he further injures his elbow, according to the Pro Football Docs. That is why the Bills are likely to take a cautious approach and start Case Keenum against his former team this week. Sean McDermott: "We believe in Case Keenum." — Alaina Getzenberg (@agetzenberg) November 9, 2022 Buffalo faces the Browns in Week 11 and the Lions in Week 12, thus it would not be surprising to see Allen miss the next three weeks to allow the elbow to fully recover before two divisional opponents in Week 13 and 14. When Allen suffered a UCL sprain in his rookie season, 2018, he missed four games. The hope is this injury will not keep him out that long, but Buffalo would be smart to treat it with the same caution. What a garbage OPINION based post coming across as fact. 2 2 Quote
muppy Posted November 9, 2022 Posted November 9, 2022 8 minutes ago, Beck Water said: Yeah, I think that's fake AF Huh? I mean, anyone can put something in quotes. Where and to whom was it supposedly said? When has Allen ever said anything to generate controversy and bulletin board material before a game? FINE. geesh. y'all can go back to your "sources" no light hearted banter allowed whatever. I said it was "In quotes" as snark but never mind. @-@ 1 Quote
Einstein Posted November 9, 2022 Posted November 9, 2022 36 minutes ago, Golden said: Josh Allen Not Practicing Wednesday, Unlikely to Play Against Vikings NFL Nov 9, 2022, 12:11 pm (updated: Nov 9, 2022, 5:11 pm) byDavid Chao, MDJerry Hizon MDJacob Sisneros Bills star quarterback Josh Allen will not practice Wednesday as he recovers from a right elbow injury he suffered at the end of the Week 9 loss to the Jets. Buffalo head coach Sean McDermott said “we'll see” when asked about Allen's status for this Sunday against the Vikings. McDermott's response fits what the Pro Football Docs detailed yesterday: playing Allen would risk further injury to his elbow and likely isn't worth the risk for the team. Allen's elbow injury is not season-ending and will not require surgery at the moment. However, if he plays with a partial tear and is hit in a similar way to his Week 9 injury, this could turn into a full UCL tear and require Tommy John surgery. Buffalo cannot win the Super Bowl in this November matchup, but they could lose it if they play Allen and he further injures his elbow, according to the Pro Football Docs. That is why the Bills are likely to take a cautious approach and start Case Keenum against his former team this week. Sean McDermott: "We believe in Case Keenum." — Alaina Getzenberg (@agetzenberg) November 9, 2022 Buffalo faces the Browns in Week 11 and the Lions in Week 12, thus it would not be surprising to see Allen miss the next three weeks to allow the elbow to fully recover before two divisional opponents in Week 13 and 14. When Allen suffered a UCL sprain in his rookie season, 2018, he missed four games. The hope is this injury will not keep him out that long, but Buffalo would be smart to treat it with the same caution. We don’t know it’s a partial tear though… Quote
Beck Water Posted November 10, 2022 Posted November 10, 2022 7 minutes ago, Gene1973 said: No, this is stupid. At any point in his career if he takes a similar hit he risks a full tear. Waiting one, two three weeks does not change this... So he should never have seen the field in 2018 after a partial UCL tear that kept him out 5 games? C'Mon man. Most Grade II sprains heal without surgery. Quote
Golden Posted November 10, 2022 Posted November 10, 2022 46 minutes ago, Beast said: What a garbage OPINION based post coming across as fact. Sure could be. McDermott’s comment that they will use common sense is more foundational. Quote
thenorthremembers Posted November 10, 2022 Posted November 10, 2022 49 minutes ago, Beast said: What a garbage OPINION based post coming across as fact. 100% agree, if playing poses a risk of further injuring it and causing the need for surgery you may as well just end his season now and have the surgery. Quote
Dr. K Posted November 10, 2022 Posted November 10, 2022 There are a lot of bitter and angry Bills fans. It makes it hard to read this board sometimes. But I guess the country is full of bitter and angry people right now. 1 4 Quote
Joe Ferguson Posted November 10, 2022 Posted November 10, 2022 It would be stupid to play Allen this Sunday and make the tear even worse. Sit him for several weeks or maybe till playoff starts. I hope Case Keenum will be the QB for now on. 1 Quote
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