TheWei44
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For me, it's a toss up, and I see good/bad with either outcome. I just hope it's a very physical game with a lot of hard hits!
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6 minutes ago, NickelCity said:
There's a guy sprinting barefoot down the middle of your street? Is he sober?
Ha ha! He does it once in a while on a street near me without much traffic
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3 minutes ago, Big Turk said:
I have to say after the last few months I have a newfound respect for Hollins and barefoot walking.
I am getting ready to have a hip replacement done(thanks heavy weight lifting), and am extremely active walking 15-25K steps a day(partially from elliptical work) spending a few hours a day on my walking pad while working.
I was having excruciating hip and glute issues while using the walking pad while wearing shoes...and I tried everything. I have Good Feet arch supports which were game changing for me when I was having foot issues, I bought new Aasic running shoes with super cushiony support, etc..
Nothing helped.
As a last resort, I started walking on the pad barefoot. Almost right away, it felt better. My hip and glute were still bothering me but it was less intense. Over the following days and weeks the pain and tightness went down every day until now I do it and have no pain or tightness at all.
Unsure exactly why this works or the mechanism behind it, but it has made a huge difference in my daily life. Never would have considered this until Hollins talked about all the benefits from it and how he believes it saved his NFL career.
We have a guy in my neighborhood that is always barefoot - And besides general walking, he does sprints in the middle of the street too. Seems like a pleasant guy but I don't know him at all. Curious whether his situation is similar to yours?
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My uninformed hunch is we're looking at 2-3 weeks out for Coleman (not too bad, all things considered, and good timing with the Bye week).
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3 minutes ago, wppete said:
Right now we have 3 solid RBs on this roster. anyone of them is a threat running and catching the ball (except for Cook, who is also a threat to drop the ball).
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6 minutes ago, Captain_Quint said:
I may be in the minority, but I think Miami has a run in them to finish the season. It would have to go perfectly for them to make the playoffs, as we pretty much have the division sewn up. But their offensive talent is undeniable when the backs and WRs are healthy and Tua is playing. Their offensive line has taken a step forward this year too.
The defense is pretty bad, but if they score 30 or 40 points, they could stack some wins. I think that in this past game, if we don't slow the game down by giving up the run and staying fast on Hill and Waddle, they maybe score 45 and take the game.
But as far as next year, they will now have the Tua contract to contend with and some decisions to make.
I can see what you're saying, but I just doubt Tua has a string of nearly perfect games in him this year. And he's one hit away from maybe being in concussion protocol.
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I admittedly underestimated what a Tua-led offense could do last week - This week is a lot different - A QB who is a worse version of A Rodgers (lacks mobility but can make some throws and has tons of experience); a running attack that is likely a step down from last week's; a DL that is maybe a hair better, especially on the interior. Just stop the run and get after Flacco. We should be good - Maybe not a blowout but a comfortable win assuming we get some key guys back like Cooper and Benford.
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If everybody eats, this dude is starving!! Like surviving on crumbs and a stale, moldy slice of bread once in awhile.
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4 minutes ago, QLBillsFan said:
The Cook run from the 7 to the 2 was a demonstration of Cooks power and determination. Balance and strength when hit behind the line, might be the best run of his career. I think the Bills are using the RB room spot on. But that’s just me!
But he dropped an easy catch - No way Davis (or Johnson) drops that catch. They're a good 1-2-3 (?) punch but I think we've seen enough to conclude Cook does not have great hands. He offers alot in other dimensions, though, thankfully.
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9 minutes ago, BillsFan130 said:
It's crazy to me that some people are saying Josh played a bad, or even "just" a good game .
If it wasn't for Coleman popping up an INT that would have been a TD, and the lamest hold call on Torrence I've ever seen, Josh has 5 touchdowns with 0 INTs lol.
He was amazing once again yesterday
And if Cook doesn't drop an easy catch . . . Josh had a very good game overall.
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Just now, DCofNC said:
Maybe SF, but with McCaffrey they are likely to beat us.
and we'll have the bye prior to SF. We'll see.
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3 minutes ago, DCofNC said:
The Bills aren’t beating KC, barring a significant injury for KC. KC will take the one, Ravens 2, Bills 3 and probably Texans at 4, but they may take 3. The Bills will get beat by KC, Detroit and San Fran at a minimum.
I'd book Lions as a loss, but we'll win one or both of KC and 49ers playing at home . . . hopefully!
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6 minutes ago, MasterStrategist said:
Year of the wrist unfortunately.
I was told it was broken 20 min ago and saw Coleman walking 5 ft in front of me holding/trainer bracing that wrist like it was. He was. visibly upset like he knew it.
Hopefully we can get him back in 4-6 weeks.
Thanks for sharing the intel - Totally sucks for him and the team!!
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I'll be there too so also interested in what's going on pre-game.
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17 minutes ago, Sierra Foothills said:
Flying the Wyoming colors.
So cool to see that given my kids go to Wyoming H.S. here is Cincinnati (and they are the Wyoming Cowboys too)!! And of course my son dressed up as Josh for Halloween . . .
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Go Bills! I agree Fish are desperate and will throw everything at us but c'mon, what does that really mean with all their injuries and a QB that must get rid of the ball quickly for his own health? We are the better team, we're playing at home, we're healthier - Any given Sunday is true, but I'll be shocked if we don't win by 10+ today. Go Bills!
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Being healthy, rest, and home field are all important but probably ranked in that order (healthy being the most important and also somewhat correlated to rest/resting players, of course). That said, I wouldn't say home field is meaningless or irrelevant. We generally have better results at home vs. away, and I get the sense noise impacts Josh perhaps a bit more than other QBs.
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On defense, Groot (honorable mention to Von) and on offense, Cook.
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I understand the comparisons to Beasley, but I think Shakir is much, much better - Beasley was great with clutch catches, finding soft spots in the zone, moving the chains, tough as nails (especially for his size), but offered very little YAC IIRC. Shakir shares some of those valuable traits, but he is so much more explosive/dangerous after he catches the ball.
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Unlikely but possible we get the #1 seed (win the next three and let's talk then!). But as others have said, rest at the end of the regular season is critical, so having division/seeding locked up before Week 18 would be pretty awesome too!
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6 minutes ago, foreboding said:
For sure, Jets, but no matter what, I will enjoy either outcome.
True, there's no "bad" outcome. And a tie would be perfect!
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Bills 34, Fish 17
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Why are we assuming the benching will last more than one week? It probably will but who knows?
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To the splash plays point, I'd be curious to see what % of plays he's a key part of a turnover (interception/fumble recovery/forced fumble). Seems like that percentage would be pretty high and maybe calls for a bit more snaps at times? Who knows but I think he's quietly gotten better. : )