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Hussey should be fired. His reaction to that bump was totally unhinged and definitely personal.

Hussey is such a piece of *****. Get over yourself B word.

JUST USE SINGLETARY

I have a parlay with a Singletary TD. Please help me out Josh! The WRs must be tired by now!

They've both mentioned how good the Bills defense is multiple times. Not that they showed it on that drive. If they play better we'll hear less about Pickett.

Well they haven't had a dome for the last 60 years and the new stadium won't have one either. Just have to deal with it like they always have. I guarantee you the new stadium will have a lot more protection from the wind though.

They can build a stadium without a dome that doesn't have the same wind tunnel effect.

I mean, it's his first start and he's playing really well so far. What else should they talk about while he's on the field?

Wow love me some Gabe. Glad he is healthy again. Wish any of these so-called experts and reporters out there knew he was full go because I sat him in two fantasy leagues.

He was overpaid his first few years with the Bills though. McDermott took him from obscurity and turned him into an all-pro and he's been paid handsomely for his services. I'd love to keep him but it's likely he wouldn't have the same impact in any other scheme and he's nearing the end of his career so he doesn't have a lot of leverage. His hiring of Rosenhaus says he thinks he can cash in another big contract but I think any other team would be disappointed in their investment if he gets exactly what he wants.

The drops in the first half were really bad. We could have been tied at halftime easily if these guys didn't drop easy catches. The rain wasn't even a factor until the second half.

It was soft but it wasn't any less than they've been calling in recent years. The one against Milano on Tua might have been the softest one of all time but that's how they call them now.

They definitely seemed like they were forcing it early. Once they got in rhythm even the rain couldn't stop them. Except for those Moss runs that still lost a yard every time.

We seen to specialize in coaching guys up to be much better in their 2nd and 3rd years so I'm not too concerned. Just tell him to hold onto the ball for now and unleash him when he gets more experience.

1-1 in close games this year

Sarcasm? Because there's no way that's happening. Nor should it. The Dolphins won because of defense and luck, not anything Tua did. Can't punish the other Dolphins players for that.

Two reasons. One: hockey hits to the head are generally much more violent. Two: the NFL cares more about ratings than players.

Because he clearly had enough cognitive function to finish a football game and he kept up the lie all week. Anyway, much more responsibility lies with the organization and "independent" consult.

The latter. I was looking forward to stomping him and Miami in Buffalo later this season but who knows if he'll even play again this year.

That's what happens when you disregard player safety.

Philly has one of the easiest schedules of any team this year. And the Packers have also had an easy schedule so far. This list is very suspect.

The ball is coming out as soon as his second foot comes down.

It was chippy because Christian Wilkins was out there grabbing people's junk. Trashy behavior doesn't make them any less overrated.

Bills vs Fins is about as back as 2000s Pats vs Bills. They just peaked playing against a team that was half injured and still got outplayed all day.

You are mistaken on both accounts. There is an amount of time you have to control the ball and there is a football move requirement. "To gain possession of a loose ball that has been caught, intercepted, or recovered, a player (a) must have complete control of the ball with his hands or arms and (b) have both feet or any other part of his body, other than his hands, completely on the ground inbounds, and, after (a) and (b) have been fulfilled, perform any act common to the game (e.g., tuck the ball away, extend it forward, take an additional step, turn upfield, or avoid or ward off an opponent). It is not necessary that he commit such an act, provided that he maintains control of the ball long enough to do so. This rule applies in the field of play, at the sideline, and in the end zone." Gabe was in the process of making a "football move" when the ball was knocked out. So he clearly did not maintain control of the ball long enough to do so.