The Wiz

I honestly wonder what is is. Less training camp, turf fields, diet, more restrictions on PEDs? I really don't know but it seems like there are just as many in game injuries as practice injures over that time span.

And Bishop did the same thing when talking about his "back of his helmet" pass break up.

You think that's bad. Look at how the handshake between Allen and Mahomes actually ended. 🤣

I'm on this boat. Not gonna quote everyone for everything but I've had my share of back problems. Scoliosis of the lower back since I was younger and ended up slipping 2 disks in my early 30's. That experience messed up my I.T. band in my thigh and sciatic so much that it ended up causing nerve damage in my shin (I have about a 3" section below my knee that's about 60% feel now). Chiro helped get my hips aligned and that's about all it did (it feels good but at most, every 6 month thing that makes sure your gait isn't making your back worse). I know it's a dumb thing but simple stretching helps a bunch. Getting a foam roller will help also. It's basically a big hard pool noodle that is meant to hurt the living ***** out of you...... but in a good way. Lastly, the even dumberest, yes, dumberest thing, is hydrate. No matter what you do that's the one thing that needs to happen more than anything. Trust me. Going to a chiro and having them work you out when you are dehydrated is like asking them to hurt the living hell out you. I was on the painkiller and gabapentin for a short time and complained to my doctor that the pain wasn't getting any better so naturally they just wanted to push me off and gave me a lifetime supply of it but told me it was a monthly dose. I quit taking that and started to do the other things I listed above and every now and then, when the pain comes to a point where I can't deal with it or take anymore advil/tylenol, I just take a quick hit off of a pen that I have stashed away. It's the only thing that give me relief within about 10 minutes.

There are things that take into account but I honestly don't remember as many players being as hurt as they are now compared to the early 2000's and late 90s (I'm assuming back they they just gave them a shot and said get back out there). Either way, the soft tissue injuries seems to be a new thing that is happening when players aren't even playing in games over the last decade or two (or they have always been happening and social media has just made me more aware of it).

We're getting Elam back!!!! Beane/McD reclamation project coming full circle. Also buffalo is looking for used footballs from the 1990's. Apparently they need 23 to send back to Dallas to complete the trade.

I remember when that happened. Good times. Almost as good as Dean Norris (breaking bad, Hank) and his "sex gifs" tweet.

I read it quick and now all I want is AI to make an image of Beane looking like "a sheep" behind the wheel of a car driving away from available WRs.

All you have to do is post a video of the woman falling while stepping on grapes and I'm gonna laugh.

I was watching the "calls from the booth" from the Bills and noticed that Murph was sitting in the back with the others and had to do a double take. I know he said he was stepping away but at the same time it's good to see him still around the team. I went back and looked and saw he was also in the booth for the Miami game this year. Not sure if he was there last year or not but really happy to see that he looks like he's got his wits about him while watching the game. I'm assuming he's probably not travelling but happy how good he is looking after his incident. Miami: KC:

As expected.

Shamelessly reused from last night.

It's in the ballpark... if we are taking his cap for a practice.

could be, depends on how big of a fish they are trying to land. Also, if you didn't see it in my previous edit, check this out. https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/trade-candidates/_/year/2025

It puts them around 3m of available cap, I believe. They like to save some for injury settlements and such so I'm guessing it's in the 1.5m range for the remainder of the season for whoever is coming after from the restructure. Heard about this on WGR this morning if you want to look. It accounts for remaining cap for this year on all players for the trade deadline. https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/trade-candidates/_/year/2025

Still in the rochester area and couldn't agree more. I myself am a negative person but I don't try to pee in everyone else's cheerios, just not optimistic is all. With that being said, I feel like a lot of the vitriol that comes out is because too many people invest too much into this team (myself included when I was in my late 20s, early 30s). I don't have the time now to get upset or be negative with everything going on in my life so I just "take the L and move on" so to speak. And before anyone quotes me from the GDT from last night, I can't help it if the BBFS comes out after a few too many beers 😁

I'd have bought 2 or 3 already if they came in a fitted hat.

It was Trey. Ingram was in the bunch that Rice broke out of I believe and Trey was trailing.

I'd like to institute a "IDGAF if Max is winded, he's faster than Tre on 1 leg" policy when it comes to DBs from now on.

That's really not saying much for a super bowl contender but i get the reference.

Is your dog not religious?

Which is kind of surprising from someone that love to call prevent defense and have his worst DB's out in coverage on 4th and 17. Oh wait, now I know why they were in coverage.