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If the Jets or any other bad team drafts a franchise potential QB , I don't play him until the OL is safe for him.

The Bills can wait and see what other QBs are cut for PS I was surprised Wenning was not as bad as I expected on such short notice

Castillo's OL didn't do Taylor or Yates any favors either.

That will let them cut Yates and put Wenning on PS. That extra spot for WR with potential.

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I liked Kromer and Lynn , I don't like Castillo and Dennison . Taylor does not fit this system. If the Bills are #10 offense and 24.9 pts ave per game this season I will apologize

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The Lions waived Kouandjio two days before their preseason finale, essentially handing the starting left tackle job to Greg Robinson. "He's been doing OK," Lions coach Jim Caldwell said of Kouandjio on Monday. "He was kind of a little bit up and down with his health a little, just in terms on not being able to function exactly like he’d like to. And then he’s gotten better, so we’ll see." http://www.freep.com/story/sports/nfl/lions/2017/08/29/detroit-lions-cyrus-kouandjio-greg-robinson/611791001/

Richie has been solid at LG and amazing how well behaved he is. I think the penalties are for trying to cover LT problems without Glenn. I would want to keep him as long as he plays at a high level and he stays in great condition , injury free.

Don't cut B. Reilly or D. Shorts . Stash good semi injured WRs on IR . No playoffs this season plan future.

Richie has really turned his life around, hope he has a longer career here.

Running game against Detroit when Wenning is in .

Dawkins graded high by PFF for Ravens game at LT. That is very good news in case Glenn can't play or if Glenn could play RT . Put Miller or Groy in at RG and the OL is looking better. If they make Taylor stay in the pocket the OL is critical. I'm very impressed with Peterman so far , don't rush him till OL is solid.

Agree , coming off a ACL a 4th in 2019 is about right for now.

The next game is Thursday , just use Peterman and Logan Thomas . No time to prepare a outside QB that fast. Just hope the OL doesn't break them as well. The Bills had Josh Woodrum here till released in May. He is doing well in preseason for Ravens https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Josh_Woodrum

No

Nice OL Juan , not

Juan Castillo Offensive Line / Run Game Coordinator I really miss Lynn and Kromer

The OL can't even line up correctly without a penalty. Dennison offense does not fit the Bills especially for Taylor. McCoy 6 carries for 7 yds . If Glenn is not 100% it's a disaster.

McCoy 6 carries for 7 yds , what a OL

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At least Kelly is still draining the swamp of the WH staff. Trump is not draining the swamp he likes to wrestle with alligators .

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Ram's sound like the Dennison system but Taylor is not suited for that.