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He was playing injured last season….

Cook is an electric player. And he has improved each year, no longer a fumbling concern, good (to becoming excellent) in short yardage (despite his size). And I am not sure why he isn't considered the 3rd down back when he came in with that expectation. I think we will see Cook in the lineup in crunch times from here out (I think he was in there in Balt). And to Dr Dawks earlier thought. I think if Cook realizes his potential during the season and is on the tier of Barkley/Henry I would like the Bills FO to do what those FOs did and increase his pay. I would just prefer to hear about it after it's done - like Barkley/Henry. And on a side note, whenever you play Baltimore you hear you're going up against Lamar+ Henry, with the Bills I think Cook gets shortchanged a little in that they don't say how are they going to stop Allen + Cook.

Dorian Williams could end up hearing some footsteps if he continues to have trouble with reads and angles

Assuming it woukd be ruled incomplete…. that play was at Buffalo 41. They challenge and win, dolphins likely go for it. If that was on their own 30, he challenges and they punt.

Interesting you'd say that considering Bass nailed a 61 yarder last year to beat the fins

Yeah, loved to see those blocks, from a guy that was not supposed to be good at it originally. And also form the Knox and Dawes. So consistent, and it is the Bills now taking their game to the opponents, with the tights ends vital. It is that physical game that pushed the Bills to the next level once Brady took over, toughened up the offense, and helped create what is now a superb running game, one of the best in the league. Not a coincidence Josh won his MVP in Brady's first full year. Just before the game I was telling someone that not enough is being said about how good our tight ends are now, maybe the best group in the league, with great variety and physicality. Looking forward to how they keep progressing, and help the offense become the best ever maybe.

BullBuchanan is the weakest internet tough guy every

This should be a fun season. Lots of wins and whining.

And this gave me PTSD flashbacks to that Food Fight movie

I remember the Fins not rushing to the line after that catch. I could be wrong but it wasn't like they attempted to do a quick snap to limit the time the coaches had to look at the replay.

Agree. It will undoubtedly die on the vine and then we can get outraged about the next idiot elected official. My understanding is there are some out there that want to mandate tampons in boys restrooms. When will the idiocy stop? Rhetorical question.

I have come full circle from the post-Kelly era.

I think it's tough for a lot of people to pick up both what and how DT's are actually doing while watching live. I feel like DaQuan has been really reliable and pacing himself smartly so far this year, particularly with the noticeably high number of snaps he's being asked to play. He's been on the field a LOT, aside from the 2nd half of the Jets game.

Are you saying fans are reactionary and prisoners of the moment? That doesn't seem accurate to me...

As long as they thanked him in person, nothing wrong with it imo. Guy had an up and down season last year for them, guess they’re thinking it’ll happen again?

The lack of negativity is concerning. What are you trying to hide?

Not being injured has helped that and spending the offseason in Buffalo training likely has kept his head in the game as the saying goes,

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Absolutely. If Walker can continue the play from last night to a consistent level him and Oliver are going to wreak havoc when he returns.

There is no logical reason to do this and it’s embarrassing that this idea ever saw the light of day

Didn't the chiefs only have 13 seconds ??? Oh nevermind....

Agreed.. but running backs are so underpaid, though changing, and they often only get one big contract like this, that to me it was different. One slip on the turf this year, without a new contract he would never get his due. I think that is why his team members did not just support him in the kind of general way team members do in these situations, but were quite specific in what they said. Such as Allen, and when he said those things I knew the contract would get done. Cook's success means Josh has more success. And gets things like MVPS--and championships.