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Another example of how the NFL results are dictated to a large extent (larger than most realize) by randomness. There is some element of skill to avoiding injuries, but not a lot can be done about many of the injuries players suffer in NFL. Getting an injury or injuries to key players at the wrong time can sink your season. I know about depth and the next man up and as a coach you have to do that. Deep down though all coach's are holding their breath about injuries to certain players or position groups. For example, with the salary cap and roster limits, most teams only have 7 or 8 O-Lineman. Not all that hard to get 3-4 or even more to these guys and be really scrambling. And this without even going into the QB, or having guys already playing at less than 100%. Not an excuse, just the reality and randomness.

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This^^^^

I'm 5 and 6 with my picks because I had the Bills at 11-0. Oh wait that's their record. Bills 23 Texans 13

My dad did start me hunting, he is therefore an idiot. Deranged Rhino by Solomon Beeels Wilcots?

I like the down here part. This is way more fun here

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Not sure I agree. Because at the end of the year after the Super Bowl only one team will be happy after the refs hose all 31 other teams.

Jeez I got suspended a week for calling a guy an idiot.

The Bills D was reeling in the second quarter? It was a phantom call from what I saw.

I am embarrassed to think of what I was like from 1990-93 during the Super Bowls, ages 28-31. Jeez another embarrasing memory! Never broke a TV, but my buddy broke 3. I did damage a few remote controls though. You can still go one to have a successful, well adjusted life though.

Starting to realize REX RYAN= DONALD TRUMP, without the money, success, and super model wife.

We can only hope. And, that i t's not the Bills getting hosed after a miraculous run to the playoffs!

Remember it well. Classic !

Am I the only one who doesn't think the NFL has this especially high on their priority list. They are making a boat load of money, and even though they appear interested or aware, it is not a crisis to them. Ratings dropping, stands empty, TV deals evaporating might shake them up if they believed it was causing it. Some on here are too young to remember how big boxing used to be. The NFL could be moving that way.

As a matter of fact, many of the ex-pro jocks don't know anything other than cliches. Ever watch a pre game show. You can hear them spew out the same things over and over. There is a reason baseball stopped hiring old cronies and former players only for the front offices.

I'm basing it on emotional intelligence. Tyrod seems to be a guy who has it together, Kap doesn't. Some anecdotal evidence which I'm not going to bother with. JMO.Also development is a sign of the ability to learn. Kap has not shown the ability to learn from mistakes. Taylor has gone from a low draft choice to a pretty good place.

THE END!!!!

I would take Taylor over him for the following: - is much more accurate -is a higher character individual -in my opinion is a brighter guy -in my opinion is a better runner -has a better release and throwing motion Now that is a great argument on why TT sucks.

Many would cut off their noses to improve there looks.

So you thought he would be prettier in pre-season? I hope you are an expert, because experts can use the use eyeball test and ignore the stats.

Hope he'll be back for JETS

LOL Kevin Reddick I hope. He should have been on the roster to start with. I hear Rich Gannon's available

Performance to Expectation Pre Season: QB : Well above Rex and his expected number 1 ranked defense: Well below Not even arguable IMHO

You do realize 26 of his 38 throws were in the first half yesterday when he was the most effective. Seems to me the game plan was to come out throwing.