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Chris Brown was on the field and said that at the midpoint of the 3rd quarter, the WR were running at 3/4 speed at best. They were totally gassed. I don't think they would have marched 50 yards downfield to score a TD.

Greg Rousseau grew up in Miami and played at the U and said it was one of two hottest games he's every played in. The other game was a Georgia Tech game played in the later afternoon.

Chris Brown said that Morse was a game time decision and made at the last minute. I think he will be good next week.

Ooooh....you thought I was referring to an oral cavity.

Could you fill a cavity with a broken hand?

Yep. Too conservative for Benford to be out lol.

Eric Wood on WGR said the hardest snap is 3rd or 4th and short. As soon as you snap it, you’re going to have two defensive lineman hitting me on both sides of your body. This is why we were in shotgun at the goaline.

Lol https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.espn.com/blog/indianapolis-colts/post/_/id/27729/colts-heavy-investment-in-offensive-line-not-showing-returns%3fplatform=amp

"It was up there like top two top three hottest I'd say," said Rousseau who played his college ball in the same stadium for the University of Miami. "We had a real hot game against Georgia Tech, but even in college football, you don't always kick off at 1 pm. You get like four o'clock kick off. Sometimes it's a night game. Being out there at 1pm is different." https://www.buffalobills.com/news/top-3-things-we-learned-from-bills-vs-dolphins-week-3

I don’t see sidelines from the visiting side with multiple tents. There must be a rule for it. Tasker is on WGR and said its never been that hot in Miami for a game he’s been to.

Yes. They had shade and we didn’t. Shade is when an object blocks the sunlight directly making it cooler.

Steve Tasker “I played a ton of games in Miami and never felt it that hot.”

This isn't scientific, this is a football message board where the discussions are at the level of common sense. You're reaching so hard you're looking into scientific history to prove you're not wrong. I'll guess I'll start a thread that Tremaine Edmunds is the best linebacker in all the NFL and the last 3 years. Everyone will disagree with that but I guess that means it's not a bad opinion? You are the author, we are the audience and your opinions are criticized. In this thread, you don't know the extent of any of the injuries and you speculate to the negative. You aren't seeking the truth, you are passively aggressively looking to find the negative in the Bills. You bump a two week old Dawson Knox thread to indicate again his contract sucks, you criticize Elam anytime you can and anything negative with our coaching staff or FO....

No, it means your opinions are very bad. I've noticed this trend in your posting.

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See what I mean about your posting @Einstein?

I don't see it that way. Heat exhaustion and cramps caused a lot of players to miss. Bates may have a concussion so he might be out. Benford, hand injury and not sure his status. Jordan Phillips with a hamstring so I would say he's out. Kumerow's injury looked bad. I don't think he sees the field for awhile. Oliver did practice last week so I'm hoping he plays this week. Same with Poyer. Morse I hope and think he will play.

You don't know what Benford's injury is and you're calling it conservative. Just because it's a hand doesn't mean it can't be serious enough where he can't return. Spencer Brown has heat exhaustion and you are automatically saying it's not serious....it's conservative. You don't know the severity of Kumerow's injury and making comments on that. This entire thread is negative speculation.

If Allen completes the pass at the end to a wide open McKenzie, we wouldn't have so many people with their panties in a wad. Even if we won, I would still say the weather is an issue.

The team with homefield advantage last year started the season 1-2 last year and 3-4 at one point. Here you are again with this "losers are losers" talk. Grow up my god.

https://www.patspulpit.com/2016/6/7/11867886/patriots-offensive-line-was-2nd-worst-in-nfl-qb-tom-brady-is-best-in-the-nfl-while-under-pressure

Allen was the least sacked QB last year. https://www.teamrankings.com/nfl/stat/qb-sacked-per-game?date=2022-02-14 He did. Something happened on his stride. His foot planted too early, picked up and replanted again. It was like a double foot clutch.

"It's going to be a challenge," Brady said on his podcast when discussing the offensive line. https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/tom-brady-shares-outside-criticism-of-his-depleted-o-line-with-bucs-linemen-i-hope-they-take-it-to-heart/

LOL Belicheck is 0-4 against Tua.