Scott7975

6-9 months would make sense to me. Everyone is different. I had ACDF with fusion in my neck but it was pretty severe surgery. I had about 5 discs compressing my chord. Next day had bone shaved off the back of my neck to relieve more pressure. I didnt do so well. Still have a lot of problem almost 2 years later. Wife had same surgery but only for 1 or 2 discs and she was up going to the bathroom same day and doing stuff for herself same week. I was pretty paralyzed for months.

Probably just a hint to say blue on blue uniforms

Its never been stated what exact surgery he had but the speculation is he had ACDF surgery which is what I and my wife both had. https://www.si.com/nfl/bills/news/buffalo-bills-safety-micah-hyde-surgery-timetable-jordan-poyer-tredavious-white Im not sure how many they can call up. They can still only have the same active on gameday though. Usually its only 5 receivers for the Bills. They may go with 6 who knows.

Its different for a football player that gives and takes hits. If he had fusion and cages put in, the bone takes a long time to heal. This isnt mental thats holding him back. Its the idea of him being hit while the bone is still not fully healed. Its different than working in a factory or whatever normal day to day jobs that a normal person does. Yeah, I asked the same question many pages back. Im curious who they callup and activate as well.

All I remember is a bunch of people here never gave us a chance in that game. Much like they do for a lot of games.

The Bills beat them last season and they were good then too. However, that is the team I would like to see least in the SB as well.

Im not talking about winning streaks. Im talking about domination. I will give you the 49ers. They have been pretty dominating but they also have played alot of mediocre teams on that stretch. You are talking about win streaks here. I get your point but the point I was making is that even teams like the Chiefs and Bengals have had sloppy play in their wins just like the Bills have had. Anything can happen in the playoffs but I think thats what you are saying too.

Sounds about right. They expected the teams to resume play. No doubt in my mind.

I dont want my QB showing up and playing "pretty well" in a playoff game.

I only got 6 bucks this week bro.

He also did a double stutter on his route. He probably wasnt where Josh expected him.

In order to play he has to get practice reps. Part of the protocol is non contact practice and then a full contact practice. He cant be cleared if he doesnt. I dont see them wasting reps if they dont think he is going to play. Why practice at all? Just do walkthroughs and plan installs. Nobody needs to stay sharp or in synch. Just wrap them all up in bubble wrap. This isnt back yard ball. These guys still need practice. Why do bands practice songs that they have played 1000's of times before a gig? Everyone needs practice.

Have they though? Even the Eagles had 8 one score games and had a fairly soft schedule. KC has looked just as sloppy as we have. Who are the handfuls of teams that are more dominant and have convincing stretches in your opinion. I have not watched every game but I dont see this dominance from anyone really. I would say the Eagles were the closest but they arent blowing people out. Maybe we have a different idea of what dominant means. Some of this is also about who you play, where you play them and when. Miami for instance was pretty hot but they played mostly fodder for a long stretch and they werent dominant in those games either.

Honestly there do seem to be a lot of posters here that are scared if Tua plays.

Because no team has really been dominant consistently this year.

Stage 3 is like stuff you see our players do off to the side when they are injured... like maybe running some sprints or exercise bike type stuff. Stage 4 they actually participate in practice in a non contact jersey.... which is obviously easier for a QB because they dont get contact anyways.

Last I read it he wasnt doing stuff with the team yet. May have misunderstood what I read. Anything stage 2 and beyond is doing stuff with the team staff. Regardless... to date he has not practiced yet. If he starts practicing early week then there is a chance he will play. More probable he would. Usually once stage 3 hits people are cleared in days. Although we had a player this year that made it to stage 5 and still didnt clear. That was shortly after Tua incident so they might have been more cautious. Stage 2 is light aerobic stuff Stage 3 is team drill like stuff Stage 4 is non contact practice Stage 5 is full practice After that its just Dr. clearance.

Good. Let Kraft keep that dinosaur forever. That team is not going to get better until they blow it up and start getting some good draft picks with a GM that is worth his salt. Belichick 2023 process - hire Bill O'Brien back to be his OC again. Process complete.

I think the solution was about as fair as gets but wanted to comment on this. Its not just about the bye. Would you rather play Miami, Bengals, Chiefs to get the SB or Chargers and one of Bengals/Chiefs? One is far far easier than the other.

He is still in stage one so correct. Tua has zero practice.

You really think so or just hope so? Day off usually anyways. Probably Wednesday is when we will have a good feel for it.

Not sure if this was posted somewhere but even looking at this simulation it was an incredible throw...

Will the Bills call up both Beasley and Brown? If so, who is the healthy scratch? I dont think they will have all of our receivers active. What do you guys think?

An injury to his throwing hand. Not sure how bad or if he will play or not. Happened in the game against the Pats last week I think.

It Tua starts no contact practice its pretty much assured he will play. Probably know on Wednesday. Especially if he moves on to full practice on Thursday. They arent going to waste reps on him if they dont think he will make it.