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2021, 2022 and 2023.

At the time of my post, it was publicly stated it was strain. https://www.si.com/nfl/browns/news/cleveland-browns-deshaun-watson-shoulder-injury-update-before-colts-game "Watson described the injury as a strain, or “micro-tear,” of his rotator cuff, which he acknowledged was usually a 4-6 week injury. The injury is in his right throwing shoulder, however, which has affected his ability to adequately throw the football with velocity."

I listened to that too and that was very interesting to me. Hamler gives us the speed we would lose with MVS.

I don't drink enough to not be able to drive. Some thing happened to me after 40. I just don't drink much at all. I never have alcohol at the house. If I go out, 2 beers at the most and barely finish the second. It's getting to the point where it's like eating broccoli as a kid for me.

Hot Take....Tyrell Shavers over MVS?

SVP going to be starting center?

Damn, we actually have a bigger problem at QB1 then. If a taped ankle means Allen will throw 50 INT’s a game, we are in trouble.

Yeah but that’s only like $600 million after taxes.

He only has 8 or so good games.

This was inspiring and heartbreaking at the same time. It kills me what happened to her.

Maybe that's why they are having him run with the 2's on the right side?

I think Van Demark is going to be our starting RT after this year. Brown is a FA next year?

I don't identify as a WR, I am football position neutral.

Never thought I would see someone find criticism in spreading the ball around and not forcing it to one player.

I think the best benefit of Rapp is some WR's are going to hate going over the middle against him. He has that reputation.

I think this could be the year Allen breaks the TD record to different receivers in a season. Taiwan Jones ruined that a few years ago.

I also love the narrative that McDermott doesn't play rookies lol.

If you can't believe in me, who can you believe in?

You know who you will be wrong about? Von Miller.

Is it crazy to think that maybe Davis becomes our pass catching back and Cook taken off the field on 3rd down passing downs?

Okay so I can start breathing again. Only Claypool hobbled and it doesn't sound serious.

Got my tickets for the Monday Nighter against the Jags. Someone was just trying to get rid of the tickets and I think I got a steal. $225 a piece for 1st row endzone tickets near the tunnel. The sections next to use are going for $600.

Either Diggs legs aged or maybe he was never the get off type of WR?

I am not denying your bolded point. I just thought we were talking collectively, as a group since 2020. Not an individual games like the KC playoff game.

We had enough talent to put up more than 1 offensive TD against the Texans who had a below average defense. I think you can agree on that. The Chiefs put up 51 the following week. I don't see any spot where the Bills WR during the playoffs was really bad. I think 2019 was average and after that, it's been good or decent. Yes, there were years the OL was below average, I can agree with that. The OL was dominated in the Bengals playoff but when we had opportunities, we didn't capitalize. Allen didn't play well when he had time, there was film breakdown on the game after that showed several missed opportunities. It was a bad overall game from both units.