Von Miller to 53 & Tre White to IR

[finn]

1 minute ago, Success said:

Tre is going to help us win a SB eventually.  Obviously not this year - but one of our next titles.

 

And likely not next year, either. Achilles tears take a long time to heal. He'll be 30 in 2025, so a few years left, but not many. A cruel blow to a good guy and great player.

 

Tough on the Bills, too: a $16.6 million cap hit this year and each of the next two years. 

[PetermansRedemption]

2 minutes ago, finn said:

And likely not next year, either. Achilles tears take a long time to heal. He'll be 30 in 2025, so a few years left, but not many. A cruel blow to a good guy and great player.

 

Tough on the Bills, too: a $16.6 million cap hit this year and each of the next two years. 

Can't see him making it on the roster long enough to see that cap hit. I'd think they cut him this off season when it is a 6 million cap savings. If not, most certainly next off season when it is a 12 million cap savings. 

[Low Positive]

2 minutes ago, finn said:

And likely not next year, either. Achilles tears take a long time to heal. He'll be 30 in 2025, so a few years left, but not many. A cruel blow to a good guy and great player.

 

Tough on the Bills, too: a $16.6 million cap hit this year and each of the next two years. 

You say that, but Aaron Rodgers insists that he's playing this year after the same injury.

[Rockinon]

Losing White sucks, but our DBs aren't green rookies anymore. Losing Rousseau, hurts but again there ore others who can step in. Don't really think the defense skips a beat. Elevating a DT is interesting. Maybe it has to do with Rousseau being out or maybe it has to do with the opponent.

[Bills!Win!]

Hypothetical - if we traded Tredavious White for Von Miller would that be a win for Beane? 

Edited October 7, 2023 by Bills!Win!

[Scott7975]

48 minutes ago, Beck Water said:

So....is Christian Benford's shoulder bad enough that he's leaning towards "out"?

Or are they gonna make Ingram active, and have Elam a healthy scratch again?  If the latter....Wow. 

 

I don't think they would waste a call up unless they intend that call up to be active.  I guess that's possible. Pretty sure Elam will be active regardless. This could be a "just in case move." If we happen to get multiple injuries in the game they need a backup on the sidelines.

37 minutes ago, Beck Water said:

 

Wait, what?   When was Lawson on the injury report?  He wasn't on it Friday, did he sprain his shoulder lifting a pint this morning?

 

 

Edit: OK, I found it, but WTF?

 

https://www.cbssports.com/fantasy/football/news/bills-shaq-lawson-added-to-injury-report/

 

They were doing a walkthrough practice, how did he injure his toe?

 

I mean, we once lost a QB to a rubber mat haha.

Edited October 7, 2023 by Scott7975

[Beck Water]

27 minutes ago, BuffaloBillyG said:

Same could be said if Vickers is activated and Poona is without a jersey yet again. Personally, I feel like Ford will be gone sooner than later. 

 

As I see it, the differences are 1)  Elam was the Bills own first round pick last season - in fact, didn't we trade up for him?  And, he started 6 games, playing 100% of the snaps in the first 3 then a steadily decreasing number until he was a healthy scratch for a couple games - all this before Tre White returned. 2) our #1 CB just went on IR and #2 Questionable with a shoulder injury.  So if we want to believe the Coachspeak that it's been a close battle and different coaches had different rankings of Benford, Jackson, and Elam, we expect to see him dress and play with the injury situation.

 

Ford, on the other hand, is a former UDFA who started 4 years as a Seahawk.  He kind of sucked in 2022 when Carroll asked him to play 3TDT, but played well previous years as a 1TDT.  Evidence is, he's pretty much a NT or 1TDT, and the Bills think DaQuan and Settle are better.

 

I don't understand the Vickers thing, because I can't find anything about him being able to rotate inside and out, but @Warcodered may be correct that they'll be looking for him to fill some of the inside snaps Rousseau took.

[Doc]

25 minutes ago, finn said:

And likely not next year, either. Achilles tears take a long time to heal. He'll be 30 in 2025, so a few years left, but not many. A cruel blow to a good guy and great player.

 

Tough on the Bills, too: a $16.6 million cap hit this year and each of the next two years. 

 

They actually don't.  I was working with a podiatrist who does Achilles repairs and he said that with the surgery Rodgers had, he can be back in 3 months, 4 tops.  I'm not sure what Tre' will get so I can't comment further on him.

[mrags]

[Sherlock Holmes]

1 hour ago, Beck Water said:

 

Wait, what?   When was Lawson on the injury report?  He wasn't on it Friday, did he sprain his shoulder lifting a pint this morning?

 

 

Edit: OK, I found it, but WTF?

 

https://www.cbssports.com/fantasy/football/news/bills-shaq-lawson-added-to-injury-report/

 

They were doing a walkthrough practice, how did he injure his toe?

Damien's injury should be listed as Groin after the hitstick that Kincaid laid on it🤣

[ProcessTruster]

what a shock. 

 

let me pick myself off the floor..

 

ok , good now

[longtimebillsfan]

1 hour ago, Doc said:

Bittersweet transaction.

I really miss White,  but we have the depth to maintain our defense at a top level.

 

Tre: work hard and come back stronger than ever.

[ROCBillsBeliever]

1 hour ago, Scott7975 said:

 

I don't think they would waste a call up unless they intend that call up to be active.  I guess that's possible. Pretty sure Elam will be active regardless. This could be a "just in case move." If we happen to get multiple injuries in the game they need a backup on the sidelines.

 

I mean, we once lost a QB to a rubber mat haha.

 

I was going to say, keep Lawson away from the rubber mats!

[FLFan]

1 hour ago, FrenchConnection said:

You say that, but Aaron Rodgers insists that he's playing this year after the same injury.

Rogers is a delusional narcissist, so take that proclamation for what it is worth.  

[Rubes]

1 hour ago, FrenchConnection said:

You say that, but Aaron Rodgers insists that he's playing this year after the same injury.

 

Maybe, but Aaron Roger’s doesn’t have to run like a track star to keep up with the fastest men in the NFL.

 

[klos63]

1 hour ago, Charles Romes said:

I’m not sure a week 8-10 activation would have been better. 

Why wait if he's ready? We want him on the field.

[Low Positive]

2 hours ago, Rubes said:

 

Maybe, but Aaron Roger’s doesn’t have to run like a track star to keep up with the fastest men in the NFL.

 

But he has to take hit after hit behind that OL.

[Rubes]

1 minute ago, FrenchConnection said:

But he has to take hit after hit behind that OL.

 

Sure, but that's his choice.

 

[BillsUberAlles]

4 hours ago, Rockinon said:

He'll be in the rotation. Limited snaps, probably. Then increasing from week to week until the rotation is at the percentage of snaps they would normally do. Excited to see how much of an impact he has. He was cleared by doctors quite a while ago. Maybe he comes out on fire and surprises us all.

 

Third down most likely, especially with Groot out...him and Floyd could cause some damage.

[The Firebaugh Kid]

4 hours ago, BuffaloBillyG said:

Same could be said if Vickers is activated and Poona is without a jersey yet again. Personally, I feel like Ford will be gone sooner than later. 

What is the deal with that dude? He was a very popular signing I’m really not sure what went wrong