Negan

Bass, come on dude the short one

Ciarlo have any path to make roster or practice squad? Guys a football player.

Big Baby Vrabel.

Rolled ankle, should be good

Where's Gilly Lock at?

We should forfeit the second half and get on the plane home. Anyone going to the Airport tonight?

White, back to the bench

Buffalo Joe, nice story. But probably shouldn't be on an NFL roster.

I know it's preseason, but this is pathetic

McDermott pick. Soft player, nice kid.

For real. Reminds me of Benford over Elam. Bishop to the bench.

How many points will the Bills offense have to score week one to win? 50+

Is Olsen really blaming that throw. The dude dropped the freaking pass. I know you were a tight end but Jesus bro.

Don't draft players from Duke. Stick to real football schools.

Wonder what Justin Simmons is up to?

Going to be a lot of shoot outs this year.... Bengals defense meet your cousin.

Defense stinks, it is against backups though

11am

Coaching failures have a real effect on this. 13 seconds. Defense not making any plays. Players dropping passes.

Show us more of the individual position meetings. Show us pregame in the locker room before the preseason game. That's where the juice is. A rather boring episode.

An absolute annihilation of the Chiefs at Highmark stadium will be just what is needed.

Joshy loves the salts on the sidelines.

Technically CB's have a higher rate of ACL tears. You said: What position has a higher rate of ACL tears? Wide Receiver or Corner back ChatGPT said: Cornerbacks (CBs) generally have a higher rate of ACL tears compared to Wide Receivers (WRs). Why Cornerbacks Are at Higher Risk: Reactive Movements: Cornerbacks often have to react to the WR's routes, which involves sudden, unanticipated changes in direction — a major risk factor for ACL injuries. Backpedaling and Pivoting: The mechanics of backpedaling and rapid pivoting to keep up with receivers put immense stress on the knees. Open-Field Tackling: CBs often make awkward tackles in open space, which can cause hyperextension or twisting of the knee. Data: Several epidemiological studies and NFL injury reports over the past decade have indicated that: CBs are among the top 2–3 positions for ACL injuries in terms of incidence per 1,000 athlete-exposures. WRs also have a high rate, but usually slightly lower than CBs. Summary: While both positions are high-risk due to explosive movements and cutting, cornerbacks tend to have a slightly higher ACL injury rate due to the reactive and unpredictable nature of their role.

Should have drafted a WR instead. Stop drafting WR's in the first round Beano

Not great Bob!