billykay

It was meant to be funny and it was.

You are trying to defend someone who is a major disappointment and unless his play improves drastically, will not have his 5th year option picked up. If you and the others want to argue about one play, go right ahead. His overall play so far has been pretty bad for whatever reason.

SB 25 was on the D. The offense scored around a point a minute.

You and I were watching different games I guess.

On the second int, it looked like Josh was trying to feather it in over the defender but was just a little low with the pass. Tough throw. Didn't it seem that Josh was throwing it harder rather than with touch like he was doing in the first 4 games? He was really gunning the throws in there. The one drop by Diggs was below the waist and gunned. Has to be caught but I'm not sure if was necessary to gun it. I don't recall if Diggs was well covered & a hard throw was necessary.

I was thinking stress fracture. The team has been hush hush about what exactly is wrong. Your probably right.

Did he just have a sore back or did he actually have a vertebrae fracture ?

We have a big personnel advantage this week. Just don't want to get too cocky.

Remember the Steeler game when we lost to their 2nd teamers ?

Nobody runs as well as Jackson. He also has a fairly strong arm but not in the same ball park as Josh.

Absolutely. I think that his pre-snap reads are probably much better. This enables him to have a good idea where to go. This gives him confidence which breeds poise and accuracy. The receivers that Beane has surrounded him with obviously also fuel his confidence.

Regarding the non horse collar tackle, why wasn't it "unnecessary roughness" ? If Brady was thrown to the ground like that......................................

Thought this would be a good place to ask: If my daughter had to quarantine after returning from Florida, what about the Bills team when they return next week ?

The kid we cut last year, McLaughlin, is available as a PS kicker.

8 LBs ??

It seems like every year Fuller pops a hammy. Terrific when he is healthy but his issues seem to be chronic.

This year, the year of the Covid, I would take all the unders. There is a good chance that there will be more games missed than in a normal year.

Can't figure this guy out. He was a terrific big time college QB. One doesn't lose it overnight. I think if he gets a break, like an injury to the guy in front of him, he still has some juice. He would look good as the 3rd QB for the Chargers.

Wallace is not a weak link. Between the three of them it is actually a strong position.

Watching Evans on replay run a route is to love him as one of the best. With the top 6 or 7, we are splitting hairs over who is best. They are all terrific but I would choose Evans as my #1.

If Miami received 2 First Rounders for an OL, we would at least get that plus.

I think that there are now 12 spots on the PS. If there were 13 with that extra position being a QB that couldn't be touched, the NFLPA might agree to it because 32 jobs are being created.

As I have said a year ago on another post - the league should allow one QB from each team to be untouchable on the Practice Squad. This would allow for an orderly development for a player in one of the most difficult positions to learn.

I agree. However, what they could do for instance is if there is a PI call on the 35 yd line, the Offense would get another play from there but it would still be 4th & 15.

I don't know who you know, but imho they all have mental health issues.