The Wiz

I want to say something funny and witty but it's just sad at this point.

likely the outcome.

reminiscent of getting season tickets with moorman punting out of the endzone.

maybe the 7th seed.

Bills OC: their defensive line is depleted so we are going to pass a bunch Dolphins OC: their defensive line is depleted so.... F' it. Let's just run the ball.

4th and 1 with their depleted defensive line and you decide to punt.

That's still higher than the GDT combined.

In all honesty, I think Lewis has been better than Taron. Benford has been pretty meh this year as well. Does it suck losing them, yes. But at the same time, it's not like we are replacing them with guys that are a huge drop off, if any.

Bills should put up 40 against their defense they are so depleted.

I have seen the others, and I have discovered, that this fight is not worth fighting. And I have seen their mothers, And I will no other to follow me where I'm going. Sooo. Take a shower and shine your shoes, you got no time to lose. you are young man, you must be living, go now you are forgiven.

Exactly. I don't know what I don't know.

I've looked around and found a few different things I can try. Just wanted to see if anyone had anything as a "go-to" that they've used.

Well she doesn't drink and the latter isn't a problem either way.😉

So recently while cooking at my GFs house, her grill ended up dying on me (had propane but the burners wouldn't put out enough heat to do anything). It was a small 3 burner grill and she said she was going to go to the store and get a new one. An hour later, she comes home with this monster 6 burner grill with the rotisserie attachment that took me forever to put together. Either way, finally got it together and working and she asked me if it was possible to cook a turkey on the rotisserie for Thanksgiving. I figured it was since it can hold up to 40lbs but have never done anything like that. Curious if anyone has tried to do a rotisserie turkey on a propane grill like this before. Any secrets, recipes, etc. would be appreciated.

Not run blocking.

So the usual you mean.

Simmons, sure. Ridley, meh. We have Ridley at home:

Someone broke down the winning percentage based on each option Punt: 99.9% Go for it: 99.3% Fg: 99.2%

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).