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I get this argument but he's still putting up top 10 passing yards. so, really, he's still being effective even with all of the sacks. what i'm saying is eliminate a lot of those sacks and make some quicker decisions and he could potentially be a top 5 passer.

Underrated (inside of Bills fans) - Erie County Sheriff's baton Overrated (inside of Bills fans) - Goldschlager

#sloweyes

Tannehill: 2015:Third most sacked QB, 9th in passing yards. 24/12 2014: Third most sacked QB, 11th in passing yards 27/12 2013: Most sacked QB in NFL, 10th in passing yards 24/17 Imagine if he had a line?

Yeah the way he positioned it, I thought I was missing a lot of Pats 1 for 1 trades. Mankins was two years ago. So two this year? That's not being afraid?

what other player for player trades? or are you saying player for picks? http://www.patriots.com/team/transactions

spero dedes...we've already lost.

'In the hunt' is CBS' clever way of keeping Bills fans watching in Dec.

Physique means nothing. Exhibit a.

"It is estimated that dementia affects one in 14 people over 65 and one in six over 80." "One of nine people age 65 or older has Alzheimer's, nearly one of three people age 85 or older has the disease." With a life expectancy of 55-60, players aren't living to even see the 1 in 3 over 85 stat. They experiencing those stats at much, much early stages in life. Shocking! you're citing a league website? the same league that just paid out a quarter of a billion dollars to settle one of what will be many concussion lawsuits? yeah, no bias there. also the 'facts' from their life expectancy study were from players in the NFL prior to 1993. it might as well be a completely different game.

All I need to see is a 12 jersey in your Twitter avatar to know that you’re a Shutter Island patient.

man, i read that FF'ing wrong

We’re told that 1 in 3 NFL players will suffer from Alzheimer’s or dementia at younger ages than their peers; that they’refour times more likely to die from degenerative brain diseases; that 78 percent will be broke or nearly so within two years of retiring; that they may be disproportionately inclined to beat their wives; and that they live, on average, to the age of 55 or 60. It’s enough to make you wonder if banning football would be good for America. --Slate

Just refuting you saying it doesn't. I'm okay with my choices. I don't buy tickets or nfl Sunday tickets or merch (unless its second-hand throwback stuff on ebay). Just pirate games.

Football will destroy your life. Handy interactive graph to toggle between leagues. Pretty stark. http://graphics.latimes.com/workers-comp-interactive/?q=*&p=1&s=nfl&c=lastname&o=asc

this should be called how many ways can you get to 8-8. Ravens-L Jets- L Cardinals- L Patriots- W Rams- W 49ers- W Dolphins- W Patriots- L Seahawks- L Bengals- W Jaguars- W Raiders- L Steelers- L Browns- W Dolphins- L Jets- W

I should've been more specific. That were actually productive: 1.5 picks. Who knows what Henderson's future looks like.

It is rare to watch a once dominant species go extinct You just spent 600 words telling me that they were NEVER dominant.

name a Bills 7th rd picks in the last ten years.

Flutie was also 12 years older than Losman when they had near identical seasons. Kind of a feat for a 37 year old to have more rushing yards and passing yards than Losman in less games.

Players tend to have great games vs their former teams. Unless you're mario williams.

i kind of thought Kyle as well, but I just think this is his last year. He can still contribute.

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we had a rally for the Bills after they lost the Super Bowl and people cheered the kicker who missed the potential game-winning FG. long story short, we don't need context for celebrations.

i can promise you that his legs are fresh.