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PFF is definitely not perfect and Josh was absolutely better than Geno last weekend. So that's a miss for PFF. Still, if I'm comparing two offensive linemen or linebackers I've never heard of before, PFF is my only option other than finding and watching film beyond YT highlights myself. And I find PFF usually is pretty correlated with players I think had especially bad or good games.

Yeah, it's the weaponization of government to go after political enemies and promise to restructure the country for power (pack SCOTUS) that has me voting for Donald Trump to stop left wing authoritarianism.

OL looked really good in both pass and run blocking to me yesterday, so credit to that unit

Great game. Really not much to feel bad about there. Enjoy the week, rest up, and get ready for Miami

I knew his career was pretty much over as soon as that injury happened unfortunately. Achilles is the single most difficult injury to come back from if your job requires speed/explosiveness. The data for NFLers coming back from Achilles injuries is horrible

Baylon Spector is ranked 144th out of 152 linebackers in the league who've played a big enough sample size for PFF this year. He's not great. Hope Bernard gets well soon.

Really, really bad personal foul call against San Diego changed the game on that last drive

Matt Araiza wasn't even at the party when the assault in question happened. Video showed him leaving 30min before. It's why no charges were filed. And his accuser absolutely deserves to be labeled a money grabbing wh*** Our problems on special teams seem to be more with the entire unit than with the specialists themselves.

Eh, Tua can do what he wants. Lot of NHL players didn't wear visors when those were introduced because they just didn't like how they felt it affected their game. Maybe the guardian cap is uncomfortable or bulky or some other reason people don't want to wear it

Russell Wilson is so bad. I get that Justin Fields kind of sucks too but I don't see how you make that change at QB at 4-2

Weird how the last few games we get grossly out-coached and out-playcalled at the beginning and then seem to figure it out and get much better as the game goes on

Nice TD. Big catch by Kincaid on 3rd

We have got to have the highest percentage of inside 1st down runs for 0-2 yards of any team in the league

Punt team is a problem. Not just Sam Martin

Nice 3 play drive

Extremely out-coached and out-play-called on both sides of the ball so far

Not the best punt

Knox over the 40 yard receiving barrier for a streak of seasons now

I'm torn between getting Cooper back in and giving him a quarter to watch

I'm a massive Bishop fan but he looked bad first game and I think coaches are putting the best players possible out there at safety. At little surprised we didn't try and keep one of Hyde or Poyer, but they were getting older. Hyde isn't playing and Poyer has a horrible PFF grade for Miami. Can't be too upset with how FO has managed the safety position the last 12 months, but yeah our current starters are not all-pros. Rapp was good last weekend. Cam Lewis has not been good this year but gets some understanding since he had to move around with the Taron Johnson injury. Be nice to have Von Miller and Milano back when they come back.

As long as the league keeps Shawn Hochuli away from any Bills games of importance I will not complain about the refs

I assume Cam Rising takes an 8th year at Utah if he can. Figuring he wants to make money. He's probably a borderline 7th rounder if he enters the draft this year. He only played 3 games and didn't look great. If he stays at Utah he gets another year of NIL money and a chance to continue his NFL audition.

Duff's

Here's the answer to the comp pick question

I watched Cole Bishop at Utah and liked him a lot and hoped he'd look a little better right at the beginning of his career. But also he's 21 years old and still learning.