nedboy7

2 TD game for Cooooooo

I ALWAYS BELIEVED!!!!

Bills D carrying the team again.

Its like a comedy. the not funny kind.

Taron did last week.

Josh wants some of the blame. What a team player.

and we pass....... Ok back to running every first down.

Just ***** pass on first for ***** sake.

nice job. back in action.

maybe we can kick a 77 yard FG

Chestnuts and Rudolph.

He's not their daddy. They are grown ***** men. They need some pep talk?

Not focused at all. Entire team.

I guess there is a reason Titans have given up the least yards.

Keon had 1.3 inches of separation.

Looking solid so far......

Taron..... Stud.

Bernard..... stud.

Bills 31 Titans 24

I think we are over thinking this. Every play anyone could get seriously hurt. I dont think anyone is thinking of Tua on the field. You think of your own safety and making a play so you dont become replaceable. We applaud insane hits and crushing blows but then act like we care so much about someone's specific concussion. Meanwhile these guys are just destroying their brains. I find the so called concern for Tua to be hypocritical. The Boston University CTE Center announced today that they have now diagnosed 345 former NFL players with chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) out of 376 former players studied (91.7 percent). One-third of former professional football players reported in a new survey that they believe they have the degenerative brain disease known as chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or CTE. There are approximately 0.41 concussions per NFL game of American football: 67.7% of concussions involve impact by another player’s helmet, 20.9% involve impact by other body regions (e.g., a knee), and 11.4% involve impact on the ground (29, 31, 32, 40). It has been reported that 9.3% of the concussions involved loss of consciousness and 2.4% of the concussions resulted in hospitalization. Most (92%) of the players who sustain a concussion return to practice in less than 7 days; fewer (69%) of the players who experience loss of consciousness return to practice in less than 7 days.

You don’t have to have a concussion in order to have life long issues playing in the NFL. Or die early. Or have neurological issues. If Tua wants to play he can play. I don’t get this narrative about how he shouldn’t be allowed. Or that people are grossed out. Or the NFL is complicit in his demise. The entire concept of the NFL is gross. It’s up to him and his family.

For what its worth Damar was the 2nd highest rated player on D last week by PFF with a grade of 71.5.

Bassomatic

Adding a game, short weeks, London games, borderline corrupt officiating, streaming on 5 sites, Aaron Rodgers all make the product worse. But good news is we’re all getting dumber so it evens out.

What could we get for him?