Peter

How do you know that he was not suffering from (undiagnosed) Crohn's disease good doctor? I have read somewhere that he could have had this for quite sometime before it was actually diagnosed.

You have captured my thoughts succinctly.

Charley and Jason La Confora always can be counted on to have a negative take on the Bills.

The NFLPA should volunteer to appeal for him. Seantrel makes a lot less money than Tom Brady and the NFLPA picked up the tab for that appeal. As an aside: Whatever you think about marijuana etc., I have to give the guy a lot of credit for coming back the way he did in the past year. It sounds like a horrible disease to have.

The NFLPA spent MILLIONS of dollars for Tom Brady's deflategate appeal. This is a more worthy cause. I would hope that some compromise could be reached. This is a very unique situation. The NFL could show that it can see the forest from the trees by giving him some exemption. Just my two cents.

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I thought he was much better than his detractors on this site thought.

I am glad we did not trade for him.

I like Seantrel and look forward to seeing what he can do.

I suspect that we will learn more at 5:00 p.m. during the weekly radio interview.

Our next great "football" player, Christian Pulisic: https://sports.vice.com/en_us/video/das-american-christian-pulisics-spectacular-rise FWIW - I really enjoyed watching this video about Pulisic with Men in Blazers Roger Bennett.

When I read an article about this yesterday, my reaction was (and is) I hope the NFL does not blame this on Buffalo and the Bills for low ratings and we are not chosen for MNF.

Keep Rex.

Seantrel when he is ready.

It was brilliant.

Jesus would help . . . a LOT.

I cannot think of a time when the Bills or Sabres were beneficiaries of outrageously blown calls like last night or No Goal etc.

Depends on play and number of receivers etc. It also does not help that AW is out.

I suppose you were unintentionally correct then.

On the other hand, pressure reduces the time that DBs have to cover (in addition to sacking RW).

With respect: this is a foolish comment. This has nothing to do with a kid or anyone else getting a "participation" award for merely showing up. The team fought hard through adversity. You can poo poo that if you want to push a narrative. P.S. I had a difficult time sleeping last night because results do matter . . . as do blown officiating calls and our all pro center breaking his leg.

. . . for example, the defense requires foolish things like DBs covering receivers and making plays. The horror.

Instant trivia: Pete was once an assistant coach with the Bills. I used to like him at USC. Looking at him last night, I am not surprised that he once had to coach with a black eye.

The rule excepts illegal contact when the QB is out of the pocket BUT NOT unnecessary roughness (especially on a WR on the other side of the field).

I am still stunned.