Part of it is that no one's surprised by it this year. Everyone knows who John Brown and Robert Foster are.
That doesn't mean they should stop attempting it. Take shots early and often to keep defenses in check.
Solid choice, but considering her drama, it's a gamble. 50/50 chance she won't be in the right headspace.
If you're playing the hand you're dealt here, you go with #4.
Bad choice. Check the bags under her eyes. She's overstressed and probably too uptight. You have a lot to learn, but there's still time.
Go with one of the two on the right. They the fun ones.
If he shows no further symptoms during/after individual drills today he's good. Considering how clear-headed he looked Sunday, chances are high. They'll try clear stage 5 today, so that he can practice tomorrow.
If they want to do a better job eliminating them, I think they should adopt the college targeting rule.
If Josh is cleared by the INC, he'll be fine. No reason to hold him out. Good luck trying to convince him to be conservative, lol
Me neither. He needs to save the hero stuff for the 4th quarter if it's actually needed. Besides his legs, his red zone throwing shouldn't be underestimated. He can throw on the run and rocket balls into tight windows, which is crucial in the red zone.
They're not, though. They're a middling defense. The one thing they're good at is red zone defense. They ended last year ranked 2nd there. The Bills would benefit from having Josh in for the red zone.
The Titans offense is not "stacked" but they have some good players (decent line; Henry and AJ are ballers). They should definitely be looking for a new QB. Tannehill and Mariota are basically the same guy.
People are giving the Titans D say too much credit. The one thing they're good at is not allowing TDs in the red zone. Josh gives the Bills the best chance to score down there.
It's always better if they can get pressure with 4.
For the defense, contain Henry and stay disciplined in the backfield. Planning for the Titans offense will be similar to planning for the Jets offense. Make Mariota beat you with his arm. He'll need to have a career day to win. Don't overlook Dion Lewis. Edmunds and Milano should be able to handle him.
I've been really impressed with Brown. He's the type of receiver the Bills need to go along with John Brown and Cole Beasely.
To your point about Allen: yeah he's still learning, but he's a much better problem to have than Mariota. Allen can take over a game on his own. Mariota's a back-up caliber QB. There's a big difference between them.
Right now I'm assuming that Barkley will play, though. It'll be a nice surprise if Allen clears concussion protocol.