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Was Rutledge gonna prevent our rushing defense from getting its ass handed to it all evening? I doubt it.

That’s a fair point. But Tua sustained his first two concussions this season in the exact same fashion with his head violently slamming into the field. A spotter could have noticed the similarity and erred on the side of caution after seeing his head hit the ground.

He had the ACDF surgery and discectomy (D) is part of the procedure. Many players have returned to the game afterwards and excelled. DK Metcalf might be the best example. Peyton Manning managed to win a Super Bowl after ACDF surgery as well.

Per the bold, I’d argue that Miami wasn’t at their best vs the Bengals given that Tua played less than a half.

Nah. Against Buffalo, the Miami medical staff said it was a back injury and I’m sure they wouldn’t mislead the league and the public like that if it wasn’t.

I would add that once again, the Miami medical staff was derelict in their duty to the player.

Happened late in the 2nd quarter. He was hit and hit his head when he landed with the Packer on top of him. Didn’t seem very violent, but it wouldn’t have to be in order to result in another concussion because they are exponentially easier to sustain with less force with each successive occurrence.

Ugh!!!! I thought you were referring to the pic of Josh in warmups before the Pats*** game.

It’s not a photoshopped image. Josh actually took warmups wearing the #14 jersey.

Nope. Those teams were geniuses at the time. I honestly don’t recall a single talking head lamenting the fact that any if those six teams passed on Josh Allen at the time. Hell, half of them still can’t admit they were wrong about Josh.

You can if you have a Brandon Beane weaving his magic. We were coming off a 9-7 season and a playoff birth and went from 21 to 7 to in the draft to get us over that QB hump.

Chicago brought that on by calling a timeout with less than a minute to go in a game everyone was freezing their asses off and wanting to get off the field.

That’s the point. The tight games vs. the Ravens, Chiefs, and Lions cited above as possible losses are poor examples because we came back and won those games, just took them away from the opponents. I can’t say the Dolphins, Jets, and Vikings won in the same fashion at all. Not in the least.

Yep. Bills are 12-0 vs. the schedule and 0-3 vs. themselves.

What answer would you prefer?

Well done defense and full credit to the adjustments made by Frazier after the first quarter. I can’t believe somebody up thread said we didn’t stop Fields today, he just didn’t run the ball. Unbelievable. On the offensive side, I fully appreciate the heavy cross winds making it difficult to pass the ball, but the terrible decision making precluded any turnovers. Josh needs to be smarter. Simple as that. On to Cincinnati.

Mille grazie! E buone feste anche a te e ai tuoi! I hope I’m didn’t butcher the language too much.

That’s not the point I was trying to make. Yes, the players can get thru a few hours in those harsh conditions but that isn’t the same thing as the human body getting “acclimated” to sub zero temps.

It’s one thing to get acclimated to cold weather, quite another to get acclimated to subzero windchill temps. Because you can’t.

It ain’t the temp, it’s the wind.

Way too early, but he is heading in that direction.

Good times! Have a Festivus for the rest of us. And good luck in the feats of strength competitions.

Except that when he played like ass, McMahon pointed the finger at himself and took responsibility; something Wilson doesn’t possess the character to do. And his arrogance has turned his own teammates against him.

Although, if that was Justin Jefferson underneath that pass, he would have gone up and made the catch. It is uncanny how often he does that seemingly in every game he plays.

Despite only 13 points, the Jags have done a great job against a great defense. Dorsey could learn a thing or two watching Pedersen operate. He’s got the Jets running around on defense.