Doc Brown

Lol. Giants.

I want Giant fan tears.

I'm just rooting for Skins D-line injuries.

Logistics. Natural immunity from prior Covid infection is harder to study and track. People could simply lie and say they already tested positive for Covid. There's also only upside in getting the vaccine even if you already had Covid as numerous studies have showed substantial antibody response for those who've had Covid and then were vaccinated (compared to unvaccinated previously infected people vs. only vaccination people). If the goal is to prevent as many people as possible from contracting the virus, it makes sense from a policy perspective to mandate vaccines whether you were previously infected or not. They are following the science in that regard.

Let me ask you this since you seem up to date on this stuff. Let's say a healthy person already got Covid and has antibodies. Is there any downside to that person also getting the vaccine or would it just strengthen his immunity even more? I know how we'll get the tax payers to foot half the bill. Make the small number of vaccine hesitant Bills fans hate us.

I hope Lamar Jackson reads this. BTW....is there any danger in getting the vaccine if you already had Covid?

Only relevant part of article... Flimsy imo. "But a source who knows the family and has spoken to them in recent weeks tells The Post that the threats are just that — idle threats: The Pegula family isn't likely to move the Bills, even if they don't get state or local funding to help build a new 60,000-seat stadium, the source said."

Just for you....

That's why I really don't have a problem with it. You still have a choice. Also, it will be refreshing just to get carded again.

Didn’t read the comments but I’m sure everyone is taking this minor inconvenience in stride.

I hope they go back to running back by committee with Moss and Singletary next week and have Breida as a healthy scratch. If McKenzie gets injured just have Hyde back there to fair catch the punts. Taiwan Jones can field kickoffs.

I would've laughed so hard if he dropped it. I give him credit though as he managed another catch in the game. BTW...what's John Brown's agent's leverage when he got cut by the Raiders and Zay Jones didn't.

Looks that way as they stacked the box with an all out run blitz. Just single coverage and they got beat on a rub route.

Plus Allen's fumble and that weird 4th and 1 play. We beat ourselves.

I just think our o-line got manhandled, their secondary were all over our WR's, and the play calling left a lot to be desired. Could be crowd noise though.

Interesting piece from the Athletic on the Steelers anticipating that call...... Tomlin and his staff noticed the Bills ran several fullback dives during the preseason and figured a complement would be for them to pitch the ball outside to a speed back. They practiced that scenario, and it came to fruition at the most critical of times. “That is something that we anticipated,” Tomlin said. “They got in that formation a bunch, four or five times in the preseason. We figured the next phase of it would be to fake it to the fullback and flip that ball out to them. We talked about it, but you can’t take anything away from Cam Sutton for making that play.” “They put some fullback on tape early in the year, and recognizing the play, trying to get the speed guy out in space,” Sutton said.

Steelers defense just bullied us. Great game plan and execution on their part.

This is going to be a fun week.

Wow on Moss. Injury or healthy scratch?

Looks that way. I'd expect a lot of run blitzes early.

I can't sleep so here's some good news.

I haven't yet but it will be nice to finally be carded again at my age.

Fair enough with abortion as a lot of people have deeply held beliefs about it but both parties have found a way to weaponize it for political gain despite the obvious hypocrisy from both sides. As far as kneeling, the most powerful GOP politician during the whole debate said at a rally that an NFL player who kneels (a personal choice) should be fired. You personally may not agree with Trump in that respect but it definitely got a cheer. I've always viewed the "right to work" laws used by Republicans under the guise of freedom of choice as a clever way to weaken the protections that unions provide in order to keep wages low. Even if only 10% opt out it's a win. Less union money coming in undoubtedly weakens the bargaining positions of workers. Thus, it hurts the workers by suppressing their wages and protections. I guess this really isn't the right place for these debates so I'll shut up now.

Sal was wrong too. Bills dressed 47 with 7 o-lineman in last season's finale against Fins. Can a team save money activating 47 instead of 48?