Philo

This seems fitting after catching up on this thread... (Actually it probably works for a lot of threads here)

I think the number is 3. So in this case they are essentially getting a lucky ball bounce as an advantage.

Agreed on seeing what Wade can do on returns. That was my first thought on how I could see him developing into a real football player with a chance at making the team (next year).

I think that may actually be a CB6 battle. White, Wallace, T. Johnson, K. Johnson, and now Neal appears to be a full time CB. Maybe they don't keep 6, but it's definitely one of the most heated battles right now. Also, I feel the RB4 battle is heavily in Perry's favor right now. I think he becomes a core ST player this year, especially if they decide to not keep Pitts. And don't count out M. Alexander (EDIT: for LB6/core ST).

I'm curious to see how Munnerlyn looks tonight as well as Pitts. It seems like Munnerlyn has a decent chance of sneaking onto the roster - likely taking Pitts spot. Other than that...no injuries please!

Absolutely. Not complaining about how it turned out for us though.

How did that guy get hurt?

I feel this in my soul right now. F5!!

I honestly think your comment about Clowney is pretty realistic here.

That's good news for Knox! I am hopeful that he is good to go by the third preseason game so he can start to get comfortable out there.

I believe Boettger took center snaps against Indy so it was likely him.

I would be nervous if I was McGhin. I thought he was going to be the PS developmental guy, but now they brought in another versatile UDFA. Should be fun to see how they both do in the coming weeks.

Kinda, another guy tagged in...

LAMP ALERT I was a Zay drop away from being pretty spot on And who figured it would have been Nelson's lunch money??

Yup. Between Joseph and Thompson things are looking good for life after Zo.

Completely agree with your last paragraph. I think he is competing with Maurice Alexander for the final LB spot (assuming they keep 6 and Stanford and Thompson are your other depth guys) so showing up on ST is paramount. He just has so much potential in this defense to risk on waivers. EDIT: I like Dodson for PS

Bodine and Yeldon decisively played themselves off the team last night, IMO. I really like Darryl Johnson's upside and think he may end up being too risky to try to stash on PS. Also, did Nick Easly play at all? I was hoping to see him out there and get a couple of looks but didn't notice him.

Crush your enemies, see them driven before you, and hear the lamentation of the women!

A much improved offensive line, Singletary turning some heads, and Ed Oliver taking some nerd's lunch money. Bills 31 Colts 17

Haha yeah. That game looks really good for that purpose.

My bad, I see what you meant to say now. I thought you were equating the opener with week 4.

Home opener is week 3 against Cincinnati.

Agreed. I just have this feeling he is going to develop into a reliable asset to this offense. He probably won't make many flashy plays due to average athleticism, but can be depended upon to throw a solid block or get you a few yards over the middle.

No gloves? Is his grandfather somebody I would have heard of too? Seriously though I like this kid a lot.