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Now all I can think of is Chris Brown and Tasker doing a dirty version of Bills by the Numbers.... "Alright Steve, how many times did I tap that in 2021?" "uumm, God I have no idea. 30 times, Chris I'm gonna say 30" *buzzer sounds* "Not even close, Steve, wayyy off!"

I think that video posted early in this thread is telling, where the reporter describes how weak Purdy’s arm looked in practice last Thursday. I’m no doctor, but it just doesn’t seem like something that is fixed in a week, I predict he’s riding the bench on Sunday.

does this only apply to his defense? I imagine it depends on position, but I do recall Edmunds and Benford getting playing time pretty early on, linemen too (though that is a different category). It doesn’t seem to be the case on offense, as Kincaid, Cook, Torrence, Coleman, and Knox got playing time pretty early iirc

By this are you implying that Bishop has issues tackling? I haven't watched closely, not sure what his deficiencies are.

Is there any specific reason why he's hardly playing? I know he was injured early on in the year, and he did fill in for Rapp when he was injured, but it is strange to me that even local media never mentions him. Is it assumed that he is adjusting to the system, or has he just underperformed? Given that he was a 2nd round pick, I was hoping for a player who could come in and start almost immediately. It's frustrating to see players routinely getting open with space to run, and to my untrained eye the subpar play of Hamlin is a big reason for that. Maybe someone can fill me in if they know something I don't about Bishop's role on the team thus far.

They actually drafted Cody Ford in the 2nd when Metcalf was still on the board, now that’s a tragedy

I watched their game against the Jags, and believe me the disparity between the Texans and the Ravens is immense. The Texans o-line played one of the most undisciplined games I’ve ever seen (I can’t remember how many, but there seemed to be a false start on almost every drive), and just barely beat the Jags, who did not look much better than they did last week. Moreover, the Jets lost to the Broncos, whose offense looked pathetic. Of course each team plays differently week to week, and the transitive property can’t predict any outcomes reliably, but based on what I saw from both the Texans and the Jets, I can easily see the Bills taking care of both of them.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/41139091/texans-stefon-diggs-says-cj-stroud-family-not-just-qb There's a telling quote in this article: "It's been a nice road," Diggs said. "I look at him as family, not just my quarterback. I'm rocking with him through thick and thin. I always tell him I am with you when you're right, I'm with you when you're wrong." I wonder if there's a scenario in Diggs' mind where he is, in fact, the one who is wrong. I'd be willing to bet he's going to be negative influence on the sideline/in the locker room at some point this season.

After sex dance? That's me in action baby!

Who is the color commentator? I tuned in late. Seems like it’s painful for him to say anything good about the bills. Silent after that touchdown

Can the mods just kick Caesar outta here? I’m cool with fans of other teams posting on this board, but this persistent trolling warrants censorship. It’s hard to comprehend how pathetic a person must be to devote so much time and effort to annoying other people. I rarely post anything here, just like reading the thoughts of others, but I feel compelled to speak up on this.

Can this be the new “high level business meetings” on this message board? 😂

Have you watched him play this year? I'd rather take a late round flyer on someone else than bring him back, he is exactly what we saw in Edwards, Manuel, and to a lesser degree, Tyrod. I can't imagine Beane wanting him back based on his play this year.