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I don't have enough context to say we are among the fewest, but I have been arguing for a long time the injury concerns for the Bills are grossly overstated. I'm still hearing the "we just can't play them healthy (KC)", based on Benford. Yes, he matters, A LOT. But we aren't going to play them with 11 starters healthy on both sides of the ball and our offensive luck with injuries has been elite. Allen has never been hurt when guys like Burrow and Jackson have and ultimately wrecked those teams seasons. We could have far worse luck.

The UK doesn't have a 1st amendment. Least fascist place I know of excepting football matches full of yobo's.

Thanks for posting that. This is one of my two go-to Bills podcasts along with Joe Marino. Took me a couple of episodes to get used to this one, but I think they do a nice job.

WebMB says one thing, Siri says another, Alexa keeps not understanding my question and "Ok google" just randomly opened when I said "gesundheit". So in short:

But unfortunately they have been key players in key moments.... Benford in the last two playoff games against the Chiefs Rapp, our best Safety not playing the AFC Championship game Bernard and Milano missing these playoff games If these players were on the field, the results could have been different...

It'd a good thing teams don't stop practicing ever

He's former Bill

They are a top-3 team in the league indeed. The D needs to show up in the playoffs consistently

By far the Bills have had the fewest man games missed due to injuries in the NFL since McDermott has been here. Like by probably over a hundred games at this point over the second closest team. Almost always they are in the top 5 teams with fewest man games lost every year. It seems like we have a lot because we pay attention to them more than other teams, but the truth is, we are one of the least injured teams in the NFL, ours just seem to always hit the same position group at the same time.

y'all were so into this 6 months ago. What happened? https://www.cbsnews.com/news/jeffrey-epstein-jail-video-investigation/

McDermott will be the new Schottenheimer.

exactly. it's mcdermott. it's always been mcdermott. he's not going anywhere. so here's to hoping he figures it the F out.

Knee scope where they just clean it out. Could be that. Might as well get it replaced to avoid the possibility of STDs.

100% agree. If they don't win one during the Allen era, it will be a colossal failure. Colossal.

NFL •The Chiefs go 10-7 and only get a WC •Saquon actually breaks the rushing record this year. •The Bengals win 13 games and take the AFC North. •Quinn Ewers finishes the season as the Dolphins starting QB. •Sam Darnold proves last year was a fluke and reverts back to his old ways. •The gap between Jayden Daniels and Caleb Williams grows even wider. The bust talk will grow louder. •Nico Collins will lead the NFL in receiving yards. Bills •Josh will lead the league in total TD's •The Bills will have 5 receivers with 500 yards or more. •The Bills will have a top 5 offense and a top 5 defense. •Joey Bosa will get 12 sacks and be what we had hoped Von would be. •Cook goes over 1,000 yards for the 3rd year in a row. •The Bills will finally get home field and a 1st Round bye •The Bills make and win the SB

Nothing really yet. Did I hear Hancock has looked good - and he’s playing some safety or nickel corner?

I understand; that's why I wasn't sure if the OP was being sarcastic. I’m 40, and the drought years were some of my prime years. It’s Super Bowl or bust!

You know what's great about the Bills these days is how many guys the Bills have who could be believably described as "the best player on the field." Think about skill players. Who might be called that? White, Johnson, Rapp, Bishop, Benford, Bernard, Milano, a half dozen dlinemen. That's a lot of good football players. And on offense, the same thing. Is anyone surprised when any of the wideout has a good day in practice? I'm not. It's almost a matter of who's turn it is to make some plays. Running backs? Good players. O line? Quality players across the line. The Bills have a really solid lineup.

Dude, a lot of Bills fans don't even care if they make a Super Bowl (let alone wine one) as long as they get to watch a team that consistently makes the playoffs. Completely traumatized from the drought. This will get downvoted, but it's 100% true and a pattern that has emerged on this very board.

try the Canterbury Tales. Bawdy and crude but considered a classic. The Canterbury Tales is a collection of stories written by Geoffrey Chaucer in the late 14th century, featuring a group of pilgrims who share tales while traveling to Canterbury Cathedral. It is considered one of the most important works in English literature, known for its vivid portrayal of medieval society and human nature. It's worth a read if you can handle interpreting middle English https://www.grunge.com/257279/the-filthiest-stories-in-the-canterbury-tales/

Phew...avoided disaster