Logic

Forget "Ed who?"...it should be "Cody who?" Ed Oliver + DK Metcalf is looking superior right at this moment to Ed Oliver + Cody Ford. Of course, if Cody Ford turns into a dominant guard, then it will hurt less, but...it can be argued that a massive WR that runs a 4.4 trumps an offensive guard.

Wilson is a ***** magician. I wonder what TJ Graham's up to right now...

For anyone wondering: That funky little bass line they were playing as they went to commercial break is from the song Shakedown Street by the Grateful Dead. What's that? No one was wondering that or cares at all? Okay, okay...

See how Wilson slid there after only a 1 yard gain? ALLEN: DO THAT!!!!!!!!

To be honest, I think you're right: It would absolutely foolish to have a quarterback who is still feeling the effects of a concussion try to jump over giant exercise balls. As you say, he could easily land awkwardly or slip on the ball and hit his head on the turf. I hadn't given it much thought, but this drill would be a terrible idea for a player with head injury concerns. Hmm...

Or possibly because their quarterback's brain is injured and they need someone to back Barkley up this Sunday.

I'm sorry, but I can't shake the feeling that this is a "Barkley starts, Singeltary sits for precautionary reasons, Bills lose on a stupid 4th quarter turnover and go into the bye on a two-game losing streak" kind of week. I promise you, no one hopes my feeling is wrong more than I do.

Bills fans finding out that this move was done not to bring in Trent Williams, Stefon Diggs, or Duke Williams, but to call up Davis Webb so that Barkley can start this weekend.

I'm guessing we'll all be disappointed, and it'll be Webb being brought up.

I said no such thing! Just kidding...it's probably to bring Webb up

This is a strange move, given Nsekhe's injury.

Davis Webb call-up to come?

Not that I'm doubting you, but can you provide a link to any reports that he's sulking? I haven't heard that at all. In fact, the ONLY article I've read all offseason regarding his mood and disposition is that he's been attached at the hip to John Brown, trying to learn from him, and has maintained a great attitude. As far as the injury: I've heard turf toe and groin, but never ankle. Can you provide a link to either piece of info?

I just want someone to ask Daboll why Robert Foster, with whom Josh Allen had a 127 QB rating last year when the two connected -- has only gotten 2 targets thus far this season whilst Zay Jones continues to ***** himself on national TV.

We shouldn't rule out the possibility, if Allen is cleared, that Barkley would start and Allen would only be the emergency QB. That way, they don't have to call Webb up from the practice squad and, thus, lose a roster spot elsewhere. Of course, this would only make sense if Barkley has gotten the lion's share of practice reps with the 1's this week. If Allen has gotten just as many snaps as Barkley (or more), no sense in not starting him if he clears protocol.

The crazy thing is, with our current offensive scheme and how good Sammy Watkins was at tracking and catching the deep ball, he'd actually really be great on this Bills offense right now. He's also kind of a lunatic, though, so there's that.

I'd give it up for Nuke Hopkins, personally.

For Stefon Diggs? Nope. Especially given how good the upcoming WR draft class is supposed to be.

Probably because you've never had to find an open receiver while four to six 250+ lb men were running at you full speed with intent to maim.

Fair enough. They are 4th in the league in points allowed defensively, if I'm not mistaken. That's huge. As it is, our offense has shown that they can move the ball up and down the field, but have trouble cashing in in the red zone. I agree that having Allen would give them great help in that regard, given the threat that he presents with his legs. Though, to be honest, it'd be nice to see him have a great and complete game AS A PASSER instead of taking brutal hits every week in order to score. I mean, don't get me wrong, I'll take touchdowns any way I can get them, but...after seeing what happened to Allen on Sunday, I'm not exactly eager to watch him diving for 1st downs again.

The problem is that he needs to complete stage 5 and then be cleared by an independent neurologist. Even in the most optimistic of timelines, that means that he gets cleared for full practice on Friday at the earliest. Is this coaching staff going to feel like it's wise to push a QB with one day of practice out onto the field, or is it more likely that they take the cautious approach and sit him against the Titans anyway so that he has three full weeks to recover. I hope Allen heals fast and plays, and its definitely a good sign that he's already in stage 4 of the protocol. That being said, it's absolutely not a lock that he plays this weekend.

They may be "meh" on offense, but they're a damned good defense. I'm not so sure that our backup can walk into that stadium and come out with a win. Then again, I'm not so sure our first stringer at QB can do that, either...

The fact that he's sitting in on meetings and doing individual warmups is a good sign. Tomorrow's status update will be crucial. We can't rule out the possibility that they sit him vs Titans due to the bye week coming after that.