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Maybe Bell has been humbled enough to focus more on his game. His signing plus Feliciano coming back could give a good boost to this offense

That scheme drives me absolutely nuts. Why keep giving momentum?

Unbelievable that losing both Jordan Phillips and Shaq Lawson could have this kind of effect on our defense. All that talk of continuity being an advantage but on the other side of the ball, 2 players completely sunk this defense

I hope Norman gets in to Lewan’s pea sized brain early in the game

Rarely do I do this, but for those here picking the Titans to win, in what time has any Bills fan ever feared Ryan Tannehill? Bills defense rebounds, Allen get back on the 300+ track Bills 34-17

This is where I'm getting confused. I know the ones on IR for covid are out, Humphries and Davis are the biggest names on offense, Simmons and Corea(sp?) on defense. But as I asked before, what happens to those caught on camera i.e. Tannehill, Brown etc

How can those players who broke protocol avoid a suspension even if the Titans can play? Brown was among those with Tannehill. But still chances are the Titans will get another positive test between now and next Tuesday

Oh ok, I thought it was players. Funny thing tho, if this game is played out, the most interesting thing to watch will be Norman and Lewan

Ok so 22 of 53 players tested positive for covid. Then you got that brain dead moron Tannehill, their own starting QB, ignoring both the league and Troy Vincent. So from that, I'm assuming they won't even entertain the notion of letting him play, or any of the others that were there, including AJ Brown. And in the midst of all this, forcing the Bills to play in a possibly contaminated area? I can't see this game happening

Hell by then, who are the Titans gonna dress? Those boys spent the last 2 weeks passing around the virus, before week 18 gets here, the CDC will end up quarantining the whole team

But it's also been said the Titans could end up paying the Bills(no pun intended)

Hell yes make the Titans forfeit, and I'm willing to bet McDermott feels the same way. Why should he jeopardize his own players' safety, not because of the Titans, but the league's piss poor handling of all this? Giving a team like the Chiefs any kind of advantage because of Tennessee's carelessness would be a slap in the face of any team. Buffalo shouldn't have to be the ones paying any kind of price here

Looks like Vrabel may have to come out of retirement to fill a spot himself

Yeah, but Barkley would still have a hell of a game

No worries, they couldn't hit the broad side of a war

Perfect solution, suit up the Tennessee Volunteers to play in the Titans' stead

Being from Tennessee myself, now I get to call out these fair weather fans........if I can find any

I'm quite sure forfeiture isn't the only punishment the Titans get here. A MASSIVE fine plus some draft picks lost I sense

Pats fans were already pulling their hair out when Edelman gifted KC with a pick six

Just a thought here, but what if they rescheduled the Sunday night game and put the Bills-Chiefs in that slot instead? That of course being if they rescheduled the Titans-Bills to Monday night

I'm not so sure they would tbh. No prep of any kind would probably lead to some pretty serious injuries, and they'd already be trotting out a decimated defense

Quite honestly, if the Titans blatantly violated protocol, I wouldn't be surprised if they had to forfeit multiple games, not just against the Bills. And for the record, I myself would want to see this game played out, Allen would obliterate that defense.

That would throw everything into chaos come playoff time

It may be unprecedented, but how else can the NFL get teams to follow protocol? To my knowledge, I don't think anything like this has ever happened before, so without a basis for comparison, looking terrible/amateurish is out the window

I’m not sure this is entirely unreasonable, especially if the Titans are at fault