jethro_tull

understood but pretty much everyone else watching the game saw him unstable and fall to the turf- twice. you get knocked on your head and can't stand up you have a concussion- and that is what the protocol does in part, determine if he has a concussion. you have a concussion you are out- period.

If I were Tua I would get a lawyer pronto and not take another snap until I was thoroughly evaluated by independent neurologists and doctors. If his ability is at all compromised by the Dolphin's negligence that could mean the end of his career or at least the beginning of the end. The Dolphin's would be liable for this. Playing again would greatly affect his case against them.

from what i understand there is nothing wrong with the protocol because it includes "visual symptoms" to determine a concussion. Tua clearly had visual symptoms after the Milano hit.

Mike McDaniel and the team physician should also be fired. What kind of dumb arse coach lets his player back in the game when he couldn't even stand up.

Can't blame that one on poor execution, which were many. Game loss goes to the center Van Rotten who could not seem to snap a ball when Allen was under center.

DO YOU HAVE A SOLUTION?

yes some poor play calling poor execution of some offensive plays josh is still young. imagine his game when he becomes seasoned. look out! defense was on the ball

big time change of course since the nix whaley debacle era

sounds a little controversial....

biggest worry, monday night let down.

Oh hail yeah!

I know but we need a battering ram, not more water bugs.

No problem trying to address any chinks in the Bills armor. Seems like they need a beast running back for short yards. Singletary is 5-7, Moss is 5-9, both are 205 or so. Cook is a 5-11 string bean. The FB Gilliam is 6 feet 244 but does he have it? Spend a high pick on a RB.

Sad, very sad and tragic. Still the best, most exciting pure running back the Bills and NFL have ever seen.

I watched that Bears / 9ers game and Trey Lance was horrid even in the rain. He looked lost and the 43% completion percentage and 50 QBR are quite telling. It is the age old story of developing a young QB vs tanking the season. I would not be happy as a 49'ers fan.

MA needs to be off the team before the opening game. This is a distraction that the organization cannot afford.

His beard should get in for sure. His music has to be

when i was a teen i used to eat a bucket of 50 from a place in kenmore. they were kind of small.

A common point of view but not true ! Rating their selections and moves just after the draft tells us many things- Did they reach for a player? Did they squander picks to trade up? Did they address team needs? Did they pick players with potential? Did they pick healthy, intelligent players? In other words how did they do at this STAGE of the process?

(6) out of (8) of the picks are in PFFs top 250. https://www.pff.com/news/draft-2022-nfl-draft-board-big-board

Calling it a B+ for now-not qualified to go beyond that. It looks like they picked 5 if not 6 potential starters including an ace punter which could be a very smart move. If Elam, Cook, Shakir, Bernard and Tenuta pan out it will be a through the roof draft.

"The Refs have been quiet"

Our stock is definitely rising ! Possibly the "owner" curse has also been exorcized....

Agreed, I don't think or want the Bills to use their first pick on him, second round or possible trade down from round 1 or trade up from round two gaining an extra pick. The top dogs will be gone by then.

I can see a trade down situation when the Bill's first pick will become available later in the early second round and we get in effect three second round picks. That's when you grab Spiller.