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Ironically, outside of Hoecht, this is a list of players whose absence has had no impact on the team, Jackson, Carter, Owens, or whose absence has actually positively impacted the team, Rapp, Hamlin, Bass. You could actually argue that part of the reason for the turnaround in the secondary is because Rapp’s injury forced McD’s hand in finally getting him off the field, and what do you know, suddenly Bishop looks like the player they thought they were drafting instead of a bust and Poyer, despite his declining athleticism, is actually where he’s supposed to be on the field.

What's the status of X in Russia, comrade?

The irony, right?

He’s done such a great job here - 70 threads were bumped of topics he thinks people give a ***t about it and NOT ONE reply. No one is reading his trash anymore. He did this to himself. And in the process even got the commies to say “yea I can’t take this peace out.” Massive success team Big Balls ppp analytics.

It’s easy to spot when the facts outpace MAGA talking points.

You said if we lose, its a roster problem. But if the rosters are equal, and we lose does that not seem more like a coaching problem.

I agree with the basic premise. The injuries have been hard to overcome. Some of the injured players, to be honest, are barely missed. But guys like Oliver and Bosa are different because their backups don't come close to them. I also think that the roster wasn't all that great to begin with. So losing key guys becomes especially problematic. But I believe as well that there have been games when the offensive game plan was just plain bad. Brady doesn't seem to know how to scheme a downfield passing game (and, yes, I do cut him some slack given the WRs he has to work with). And some of his play designs seem unimaginative and his play calls predictable. On the defense side, I have some complaints about the coaching, too. Some games we stayed mostly in 4-2 despite being gashed on the ground. It seemed like moving to 4-3 with Shaq on the field would have been a better decision. And other games we just didn't tackle well or maintain gap integrity - which means our players haven't been coached up well enough to execute at a high enough level. I'm not ready to tar and feather Beane or our coaches just yet. But I'm not giving them any medals either. Still, I like @T master's positivity - it's a refreshing and much-needed counterbalance to some of the over-the-top criticisms on the board.

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The EU is fining X. It is also fining Elon Musk personally. For not censoring people on X.

Only difference it did not cost the Bills any draft pick and the guy has started in this league and has more experience then Elam

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I like the positivity. I feel like this season will eventually be the "what could have been" season given how there is a lack of one dominant team, and how both sides of the ball could have played if so many key guys hadn't been so injured. I think a lot of folks get down on players when they're injured either repeatedly or for long periods, but it's just a fact of life in football. I try not to get on a player's case for their injuries, it just sucks.

Any lurkers? You are watching the cesspool be a cesspool currently..

It has my name on it, I am 44, does that make it better?

Was that really called a TD at 30 second mark?

Love. It.

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