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“Remember the Jags” — the mantra for every sad sack Bills fan in existence.

Yeah, that site is great, been using it for years. What’s odd is that some NFL teams release their uniform plans for the entire season while others (like the Bills) try to create this week-to-week drama. I mean, it doesn’t really matter to us as fans, but it’s fun to look at. Of note: the Pats*** are wearing my favorite iteration of their uniform this week.

Did you knock out any of your teeth when your knee hit your face?

Yep, you made a definitive statement that "they are hurting the team." I understand you probably didn't mean that, but in this forum it's hard to read between the lines. I'm going to err on the side of believing this coaching/training staff will not put their players in a position of harm. We're not the goddamned Dolphins.

What in the world makes you think you know more than the Bills' training staff who have been universally praised in league circles for how they manage and take care of their players?

McKenzie's gonna be fine. He was dancing at practice. By Friday he'll be cleared.

I think you should start a thread asking if we are "concerned" about this.

The Bills don't play the Ravens again so Tavon's use as a scout team QB won't be needed anyway.

Exactly. How many "almost" plays are there in EVERY game? Dozens. Dumb thread. Sorry @Einstein

I would like to see those as well. We have these high-RAS O-linemen and asking them to block for between the tackles runs doesn't make sense. I have to think Dorsey is playing the long game, not showing everything right now and figuring out what they do best.

Agree, Gailey was very good at it. I'm glad Dorsey is doing things to make up for the lack of a traditional running attack.

All screens are not created equal. It sounds like you want to see the old school, let the blitzers come free and then float a pass to the RB outside who has four blockers in front of him. That's not what Buffalo is doing.

Was just coming in to say the same thing. Totally dirty hit at the knees on a player clearly headed out of bounds. That b.s. doesn't belong in the game.

Well, all Orlovsky does is study game tape of all 32 NFL teams for a living and has a background as an NFL QB...but you're right, he's probably full of s-h-i-t and your armchair observations are more spot on.

I agree with you, but I don't believe this mentality is in Tomlin's DNA. This is going to wind up being an awful, terrible, no good season for the Stillers.

Until that bust 1st round LB swallowed him up.

He's a real blue collar, hard-hat-wearing, bring-your-lunch-pail-to-work kind of player. He's also very articulate. Did I miss anything?

Pretty much every player in the NFL was a friggin’ star in college. The players know that. It’s the fans who talk smack.

I'm really hoping it's just rookie season jitters or something. I loved the pick and don't want to be wrong.

End of story.

Have you forgotten that prior to last Sunday the last 20 Bills victories were by double digits?

I think the smart money is on Tre returning in front of a raucous home crowd on Sunday night, October 30, vs. the Packers.

@Kirby Jackson and I were talking about this at the Miami game. Moss really doesn't belong on an NFL field...at least not with this offense.

Here's the quote: “I can't rave enough about what he is, who he is and what he does for this team,” Allen said after his team’s rain-soaked, 23-20 victory against the Baltimore Ravens. “I urge everybody that's watching football, if you're a young kid, if you're in college, whatever, you turn on Devin Singletary tape and you watch him, how he sprints to the ball, whether he's got it or not. He's downfield picking guys up, he's doing everything right in practice. He's running 50-60 yards, getting in the end zone and coming right back and running another play. “The dude, all he knows is work and that's why his name is ‘Motor’ and he lives up to the name. I can go on and on about what's type of person he is. I freaking love the kid.” Motor is 2nd on the team in receptions. He's a huge part of the team's success on offense..."consistent running game" be damned.