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Another retired guy, per the claim, which doesn't matter 'cause the link doesn't work. Another goofy post.

He should change it to Ina

Torrence is not exactly nimble, and he can be a bit late getting into his sets but he is certainly better than many of the guards we have had in the past (Ford, Saffold). They need his run blocking ability a bit more than the pass pro. And yes, I have seen him get beat with that inside move before too.

“Speak roughly to your little boy and beat him when he sneezes! he only does it to annoy, because he knows it teases!” ― Lewis Carroll, Alice in Wonderland No particular reason that came to my mind here.

You just have to roll 'em thinner now so you don't fall on your face.

Didn't we lose to the Jets the last time we tried a white out?

It relates to the post I replied to about being mentally soft in the playoffs (and the entire thread). I'm not going down any rabbit hole. I'm replying to the exact content of the reply and thread. I have not mentioned his injury or made any claims either way about his injury. I know you have, but there are other aspects being discussed here besides that.

I feel like we get away with a lot more than we used to prior to 2020- especially in crunch time. maybe it’s because the weed is better now 🤷🏻‍♂️

How long is bass under contract until? Prater has been pretty rock solid. Granted I don't think he's had that many long kicks, but I don't see how you let him walk. Putting bass back on the team just leaves a huge question mark at every kick

Being 100% Polish I'd say's pronounced with all Vs

This is the lack of discernment that you do here. The man is retired. He was not invited and travelled nowhere. Do you really think people don't notice this bullstuff?

You just know he watched the Miami game last night and was livid that we didn't go with a more flattering blacked-out alternate like they did.

Because he's not the off-season solution you're looking for. That's the guy you draft or the UDFA you sign, or the street FA or got let go somewhere else. Prater is the solid veteran you call in Week 2 when you just need a guy to be reliable and not your long term solution. 60 yard leg is nice. For this team being reliable is probably better. Obviously you want both but I don't think you're arguing Bass is both, particularly with him being injured. Who knows what his leg is right now. I doubt 60+ and if he has to over swing now the accuracy is going to drop too.

I didn't give him grief for that one; that was more on Torrence, imo. That's the second week in a row he's gotten beat on that outside/in move that he struggled so badly with as a rookie. I really thought he had solved that issue last year.

Ret. U.S. Army General: Our enemies are 'probably laughing' after Trump's speech to military leaders https://flip.it/KQg- 4E

You’re going to have to work harder than that to get your apology accepted.

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Geez. To give some perspective to RVD, it's only his 2nd start with the starting offense. Most of his snaps have been in garbage time while the Bills ran the ball. His pass protection needs work. He's replacing a player who is arguably in the top 3 RTs in the league.

It def depends on the person. I got 2 fingers mangled in tablesaw pretty good didn't really phase me until I got home and it started throbbing. I've seen ppl get a cut that might need stitches and almost pass out.

I trust Prater when he's lining up to kick, I'll say no more.

Talk him up to a third before the deadline

Rosenhaus doing the typical agent bullcrap tour. https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/46438904/dolphins-wr-tyreek-hill-not-need-multiple-surgeries The "realistic" goal is the start of next season. I'd bet a large sum of $$$ that ain't happening.