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He's been so bad (in his rare opportunities). Very disappointed with his play. Thought he was supposed to be a dynamic playmaker? He's done nothing at all.

OK, then don't play him at all. Just weird to me that the rare instances when he's in a play, it's a completely worthless play. And he doesn't look to have anything of value to add.

Samuels, e.g., has been a complete disaster - He has had zero impact. He looks slow and crappy.

If the Jets lose in the morning, I'll be much more relaxed for our game @ 1!

Off: Cook; Def: Von - Oops, I meant Oliver, Oops, I meant T. Johnson, Oops, I really meant Rousseau?!?!

I didn't say you made that comparison, my friend. All good!

Fair points - Maybe my main point got lost in translation a bit - Mixon (in a vacuum) is not nearly on par with Henry in my view. But I totally agree that an effective Texans ground game would be concerning. Career stats also favor Henry pretty resoundingly.

Mixon is good not great - Not really on the same level as Henry in my view - And he may not even play. What also made Henry extra deadly is Lamar's running ability - A two-headed dragon. We'll see but I don't think Mixon will be the difference maker in this game if he plays.

Not feeling great about this one but I think we squeeze out a win and get back on track. 30-27

Excellent post, thanks!!

Maybe Darnold working out with Josh in the offseason (I understand they're close friends and live on same street or something) has helped him a lot? It's just a wild guess but could be a factor in his improvement.

Jets are good . . . at sh@tting the bed.

Jets lose AND Rodgers got hit a lot and seems "wobbly" . . .

O Kincaid; D Rousseau

Bills 27 Ravens 17

I'm close to the Jungle but thankfully not in it tonight or really ever . . . i.e., I'm in greater Cincinnati!

Kincaid and Von

Bills 31 Jags 17

Pretty much agree with the "If Tua was my kid . . ." part - Discuss decision with close family members too. So basically gather the best medical information possible and then decide with input from his inner non-team circle. And he may need to consider things in a probabilistic sense, like if he gets hit once more, he's 75% likely to be out for X weeks and have these Y long-term effects, etc.

I agree with a lot of what you wrote. Tua being in our division also means that we've "gotten to know him" more than a lot of other players. We're more familiar with him, and therefore we might be more inclined to feel badly for the guy. I never posted or said anything re Hyde's return, but I get your point there.

Not sure how you can call it crocodile tears when if all that mattered were beating the Fins, having Tua play is preferable to him retiring. Many of us our family men and women, and when you take into account that he has a family, I think a lot of people genuinely feel bad for the guy (who by all accounts is a good guy). There's a lot of blame to go around, including Tua himself, but I personally believe alot of Bills fans are sincerely concerned about his health and think that retiring should be strongly considered.

Such an easy decision then, just retire!! I would say that even if I weren't a Bills fan.

I suppose it was pretty Un-Likely that he'd get it (sorry, had to do that!).

Same as last week: Cook on O, Rousseau on D!

Bills 31 Fish 24