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Sorry it didn't work out, but usually it doesn't.

It's going to be Amari Cooper 2.0. Let's be realistic.

It's crazy that in a season where the Chiefs, Bengals, and Ravens are all struggling mightily, the Bills are looking less likely to ascend to the throne than they have in years. It just goes to show you how evenly matched the NFL is this year, and how important injuries can be to determining the success of a team. The Lombardi trophy is truly up for grabs right now.

What a bummer. There was so much positive hype about Coleman from training camp through the first couple of games. It really looked like the light bulb had been lit. Oh well.

Cool, can't wait to see the photos of the 3 J's together at last.

The funny thing about Gabe Davis is that his hands were amazing early in his career. I remember this vividly, and I was very surprised when he started dropping balls on the regular. I still feel that he has the potential to be a sure catcher, but he's got to prove he can still do it.

He has to be better than Elijah Moore and Tyrell Shavers. Right?

They probably want to cut Moore. Myers would be an upgrade there, but what is it really worth?

Funny, I almost collided with Mr. Fichtner at the airport in Cabo San Lucas several years ago. I was maneuvering through a crowded food court and suddenly found myself face to face with the battered husband from Drowning Mona. We darn near smashed our foreheads together. Watch where you're going, Fichtner!

I loved him in Drowning Mona. One of my favorite "movies that time forgot".

There's probably something wrong with him in the character department. Why the heck would the Jags trade away a first round pick halfway through his second season, when he had an outstanding rookie year, they have a young QB in need of weapons, and they are in the playoff hunt?

That is when they are 100% healthy, which never happens, and it still not that great of a lineup. The DL rotation looks solid, but not spectacular, and it's by far the best unit. And who knows how well the three "new guys" are actually going to play. Of course they "could be good", but odds are they won't be much better than they already are.

Well, it can't be much worse than what's on the field today. I think they were extremely conservative with his recovery, and probably planned to keep him out through the bye week regardless of how ready he was. I am confident that his knee is doing well, that he has learned the playbook inside and out, and that he has watched months worth of tape. He's a smart kid and I think he'll be OK within a couple of games. Welcome back, Max!

I wish the Bills had the CB depth to try Tre at Safety. I know he's "too small", but I'm pretty sure he can learn the job if he doesn't already know it by heart. He also seems to be tackling harder than ever. Could he be any worse than Bishop? That said, I don't think he's been that bad at CB.

You mean, the Hate Buffalo rally?