Mr. WEO

This is a smart move. Resigning fantastic player to a stacked roster. comparator the Browns idiotic breaking bank for Garrett, their only great player on an awful team—instead of getting a haul for him. His continued presence on that team is meaningless.

the OP is referencing this year. I don't have the data on the overall game outcome/impact of each specific Bills holding penalty vs Chiefs in past years to be able to agree with you.

couple times yes. But we’ve seen Josh bail out an overpowered O line for years now

Bills have run 80 3rd down plays and 5 4th down (converted 3). 4 of 85 plays isn’t game altering.

Take Josh out of the measure and they really aren't a great O-line. His prerelease time is of his own making, often running laterally from relentless pressure. He is one of the hardest QBs to sack--not because of his protection. We see this every week.

which game?

3 of the worst teams in the league getting all the calls and not getting called this is a pretty bad conspiracy lol

he's doing nothing for that team with a small number of sacks nearly halfway through the season.

lol who do you is Glenn's own QB? Not a stellar class and who in that staff is a rookie QB whisperer?

boom!

Beane has provided 1 top quality receiver since he’s been here. Every offseason it’s an issue. He brings in some JAGs who are soon gone. what makes anyone believe he’s suddenly going to change? He can’t even handle being reminded by the press about his WR blind spot. hes a baby

of course it's their fault--and a lot of it has to be on Tomlin. They had 1 GM for 21 years--and they had Big Ben for much of that. SInce BR rertired they've had Khan and the results at QB are what they are. No way Tomlin's not signing of on every QB acquisition since. He runs that organization, essentially. 2 of 8 of 50. That's missing over and over. And it also goes the basic incompetence of those organizations to squander those picks (now starring elsewhere). Geno has seen the clock strike midnight.

It's amazing how one franchise has hit on 3 QBs in a row over 34 years. Meanwhile you have teams like Cleveland and Jets....since 1991, they have started a combined over 50 QBs. They have drafted 8 1st round QBs.

you thought the Browns were the team that was going to trip them up?? the Browns Offense is abysmal EVERY day--3rd worst in the NFL--before today's game.

you must have missed a lot of the game today---he was pretty fired up after each TD. The dominance of Cook has taken the pressure off Josh having to squeeze a lot of tight passes into the hands of these zero separation bums. He's fine. Not able to escape rushers? He makes the O-line look a lot better than it is because he is still one of the hardest guys to sack in the NFL. Compare him to Hurts, behind a similarly graded line has been sacked almost twice as much--and he is considered a mobile QB.

That’s exactly how living donation works. A donor would have to step forward to answer a specific call for an organ. If he’s a match, he donates.

Not during the season....

No, because if they lose the next game, it is "Babich calling the plays"

Flacco led Offense is scoring plenty. Glass Jaw Joe won't save them. Defense is last in league in points allowed after this week.

it doesn't really work that way. the waiting list for a kidney is very long. if he had a living related match, then likely would have gotten one, so you can't assume no one in his family stepped forward. since living strangers rarely donate a kidney to another stranger, most recipients rely on matched pre-deceased donors.

Not sure how he died waiting for a kidney. only 5% of dialysis patients per year get one--the overwhelming majority will never be transplanted. Those who do typically have been on dialysis for years, on average. there's something missing from this story.

of the 20 guys with more yards than Brown in 2019, 13 had better catch%. Josh was anything but a deep ball thrower that season. Sanders was WR3 on that Bills team. Beasley was #2. The point is that there's no point in bringing aging vets for 1 solid to mediocre year...over and over. That's why the Bills are where they are at WR.

stand pat with what? what are you talking about?

Huh? how so?

when Beane signs calls, you are about 2 years from being out of the league.