All Activity
- Past hour
-
I made a full post about it in the Coleman thread, but thought it was worth mentioning here as well. There is a lot of talk on X that Coleman is down again tomorrow. Not sure if it is fully out there corroborated with multiple sources, but there is talk, which I fully believe to be true, that he indeed will be scratched again tomorrow. If this is indeed true, it's not a great look for him with both Hardman and Samuel out as well with injuries. Looks like Moore might be the guy that goes in for Samuel and we'll have to wait and see what they choose to do with the return game.
-
Was Al Bundy the funniest TV character ever?
May Day 10 replied to Another Fan's topic in Off the Wall
Its probably Randy Marsh -
Hancock seemed to be ? A multi type , which is awesome for McD . Needing more reps and or focused on one position. That may have become a need sooner than later with recent injuries. My favorite bit is that Bills probably couldn't put an honest Dime package on the field last week ! and still had a fine day back there. My least is that , the Front Four ? Need the back end to be very very good. But leaning into it for Playoffs and Beyond ! Pretty stoked with our Players in the back protecting Thanks mgk are you really though ? lol Just kidding twas fairly witty
-
Shavers had the best game of his career , I'd need to see more if I'm going to put him in the same class I do love that he plays STs and is a great blocker and he his snap counts were on the rise in the previous weeks, so maybe he is destined for a WR1 or 2 spot but still alot left to prove , I just don't want these WR rotations to continue, find your guy(s) and stick with them for the majority of the game, Shavers/Palmer/Gabe on the outside, Shakir in the slot
-
What’s up it point? Trump is the president. And he’s probably in worse shape than Biden. Autopen II is sitting there insulting people and telling windy stories because he’s hiding the fact at he doesn’t know what is going on.
-
I have other theories. I told him it was illegal to impersonate a doc and give medical advice, he was a sock puppet account of which there are likely several here or he just got tired of being embarrassed. huh? It's all there in the study. You're trained to evaluate studies, right Dr Molecular biologist?
-
I think it is called a Tie With Taylor running the ball and our running defense (or lack thereof) , Danny Dimes might not have to throw a single pass
-
With Bosa playing with one arm and Epenesa looking like a f#ckin concussion zombie on the field last Sunday the current, still-effective version of Clowney would be a Godsend.
-
lots to unpack here. A cursory review showed that the study looked at healthy patients, mortality was not an endpoint (it appears none of the study subjects died), and the sample size of positive covid tests in the population studied was extremely small (20 - 40) in arms of less than 5000 subject. They considered chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine equal. They don't cite studies to support this contention. Re sample size, the authors openly admit it was a significant limitation to the studies conclusions. Why they chose to exclude the most vulnerable and most likely to die, I have no idea. That would seem to me , the most important group to study. in the discussion, the authors made this statement: In summary, this large double-blind, placebo-controlled, trial showed that hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine prophylaxis was safe and well tolerated, and combined with data from other similar trials provided some evidence that laboratory-confirmed symptomatic COVID-19 might be reduced. The fact that it's still not approved for prophylaxis or treatment of Covid in the US, suggests that public health officials (even in the trump run CDC and FDA) did not find this study convincing. but thanks for the citation.
-
It's literally the history of the NFL There's plenty of players who show up for a few games and are out of a league in 2 years Robert Foster never grew as a wide receiver.. took advantage of his opportunities as a rookie... Then when the wide receiver room got better he never improved He was also fast but he was not Tyreek Hill fast... Him and John Brown basically the same speed and that's a 29-year-old John Brown He had a great height weight speed comp but no intricate route running
-
Game week thread - Bills at Texans TNF
DaBillsFanSince1973 replied to BillsFan619's topic in The Stadium Wall
-
According to Cover 1, Coleman will be a healthy scratch
BuffaloBillyG replied to BillsFan619's topic in The Stadium Wall
Looks like the information trickle has begun. -
Well put. Looking back at many sitcoms and characters I enjoyed in the past I wouldn’t care for now.
-
How much did you pay for gas and groceries today?
Wacka replied to Big Blitz's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Has Teef seen HIS dentist recently? With his general tenor on this forum, I would think that his molars have bee worn down to nubs by now.😃 -
Josh Allen AFC Offensive POW Again (Week 11)!
Captain Hindsight replied to bills742's topic in The Stadium Wall
He continues to look like a better pick than Rosen -
Was Al Bundy the funniest TV character ever?
BillsPride12 replied to Another Fan's topic in Off the Wall
I love Al Bundy. He's one of the all-timer's in my book but as others have mentioned there are so many other great ones it's tough to give him the crown as the greatest ever. I would have to go with George Costanza as my goat. Some other honorable mentions that haven't been brought up yet: Frasier Crane Cliff Claven If you open this up to cartoon characters Homer Simpson -
Your last sentence perfectly summed up Joe Biden!
-
Referee is T. Adrian Hill, University of Buffalo grad and has been employed among other things, as a rocket scientist.
- Yesterday
-
I'll play slight devil's advocate here... Eventually, Gabe will need to be brought up to the Main Roster. We've got 7 games left and he should be in the lineup every week. I don't think we should go 5 of those 7 games without him. Now it's probably more likely that someone will get injured and IR'ed from the room (hopefully not) or whomever we cut from the WR room to make room for him (Elijah Moore is the most likely candidate imo) will be brought back to the Practice Squad to replace him (ala Codrington to Hardman). However, in the unlikely event that everyone stays healthy, someone claims who we cut to make room for Davis, or whomever we cut wants to go to another team's Practice Squad - we'll have an open veteran Practice Squad spot that we'll likely want to use on a WR. As we'll have brought up Davis and Hardman and will be down to just Wilkerson on the PS. At that point, anyone we'd bring in would be something that would be scoffed at as everyone is reacting to OBJ. Allen Robinson or Nelson Agholar? Bring back someone like Deone Harty, Isaiah McKenzie, or Stephen Gosnell? I could see a scenario where OBJ's Super Bowl experience and experience in general was looked at as the best option in a break glass in case of emergency Practice Squad situation. Is it likely? No. A number of things would have to happen. But as a Practice Squad guy, I wouldn't be opposed if things fell a certain way. If it's something like the options above or OBJ - I'd give him a shot.
-
Can you run out of something you never had? 🤔
