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Absolutely love those Chargers "Fouts era" throwbacks. It makes sense. The were the talk of the NFL last week. The new "team to beat"....those teams lose the following week a lot

So far this week the Chiefs, Ravens, Lions, Rams, Colts, and Eagles have all lost. The NFL is freaking bizarro world right now.

Well then my friend, be ready to be pleasantly surprised with the incoming 3 catch 27 yards day!

The injuries dictated the call-ups this week. Fox will like be up if we get a week we don't have to cover another position or we have a couple DEs drop.

Players and coaches are playing and coaching for their careers. Be it in Miami or elsewhere. I've said it many times and it rings true. Players don't care where the team picks. What do you want them to do? Fine Achane for any run over 20 yards? Force anyone scoring a TD to clean the toilets?

Amazing of you to think they don't. These injuries that are just dings to you are very likely much more severe than even the team let's on. And further, if they are that dinged up...they SHOULD sit. Or did we forget Spencer Brown almost getting Allen decapitated last week trying to "fight through whatever is ailing him"

Really? Because it seems like Bosa has been playing with a cast. And when Bernard when down people were saying he was playing through some injuries. Same as Rapp. These aren't pixels on your Madden game. Their bodies take time to heal. Believe it or not, this happens with all 32 teams around the league.

I cannot believe we live in a world where Daniel Jones is the QB of the NFL's #1 offense this late in the season. Of course, that #1 defense of Houston is doing a great job this week. That defense is so good they could win a championship with Stroud or Mills at QB.

It must be amazing for him to play for a team that sees Cooper Kupp is in decline and just goes out and replaces him with Adams as a WR1.

And that's why you shouldn't trade 2 first round picks for a CB

I'm going Colts. Want Houston to rack up some L's

@ColoradoBillsis correct. It's not so much of the amount in comparison of the two contracts, but the ability to take on the dead cap hit during the season. Notice we let Von go after the season ended.

Maye, Williams and Nix will all get figured out some. It happened to Mahomes and Allen when teams start playing more cover 2 Shell. Teams will take away what they do well eventually. Then we will see how they adjust. Another thing, Allen, Mahomes and Jackson have all had many more hits over time. At least in Allen's case you can point to lack of WR talent around him. And in Jackson's case this year, I still don't think he's right since the early season injury. Mahomes has a lot of talented WRs around him and Reid calling his offense. No clue why he's taken some steps back.

Of course you do. And that's nothing against you. That's what he does best. He states points that are very obvious and most people agree on. Then, because he's saying exactly what everyone else is he's lauded for it. Seriously, most of the time I've listened to him I hear him saying things that were brought up right here by random posters a week or two before he says it. He's very good at making people feel that what they already thought is validated. And that's not a knock on him either. He found a niche and cashes in on it. Good for him.

It's a wacky year. If Pittsburgh loses today they drop from that 4 seed to "in the hunt" and Baltimore takes that's spot for now.

Rap reporting both the debut of Cooks and the return of Keon. The tortoise and the hare offense in effect.

I think that's the most healthy attitude when it comes to Cooks, especially in our "everyone eats" philosophy. Maybe a dozen catches, 200 yards and a TD or two would be realistic IMO. They key will be when those plays come. Last season Amari Cooper didn't make big plays week in and week out. Heck, there were a few weeks I forgot he was on the team. But he made plays in some key moments. That's what we need out of Cooks. A few key grabs at the right time and it's a successful signing IMO.

I have a theory that Joe Brady falls in a rather unique coaching paradox. Both paths I see result in him not being here next season. The first option is things remain the same the rest of this season and possibly playoffs. We make an early exit and he is replaced in the off season. The second option is he gets things fixed. The Bills hit the playoffs red hot on offense and go deep in the playoffs. He would then likely be a hot commodity as a HC and likely cash in. The line between genius and madness is often razor thin. We may not know if he is the problem. But the more prudent question to ask may be...is he the solution? If not, we need to move on.

Except, it's really not more times than not. I will concede the point of a team loses their starting QB it can derail a season. If a team is missing a couple OL guys or a few from their secondary or so on there are ways to make up for that. It's what almost every other team in the NFL does. It happens multiple times a year to most teams. Yet somehow other teams can overcome. The Bills don't look like they alter plans much when missing a starter. They just expect to plug in a backup and play. That's often not how it works. Good coaching staffs adjust their plans according to guys that are missing. The Bills simply do not for the most part.

The problem with Joe Marino has never been with Joe himself. The problem is that a core group of people treat his opinions (and that's all they are...his opinions) as the gospel truth. People really no longer have the ability or desire to think for themselves on a large scale these days. He spoon feeds them their opinions. How many replies on this very forum start out with the phrase "Well, Joe Marino says..." like that's some kind of end all to the argument. Marino makes a lot of valid statements and opinions. He also offers up clunkers. He states the exact same things we see and read here.

It's becoming a routine excuse every year. One that both is used to explain why we fall short and why we don't need to significantly upgrade the roster. "We were like, 4-5 plays away and we were missing so many guys. If they were there it's a different story" Beane acts like we are the only team missing key players year after year. And he hasn't learned that we WILL have injuries every year and have to have real depth to absorb it. His answer is to sign players on the cheap that used to be good here half a decade ago. I'm really exhausted with the injury excuses year after year.

Because we don't have enough cap room to absorb his accelerated hit if we cut him.

If the rumor of Keon being active today is true and assuming Davis and Shakir are locks to be active, I agree it would come down to Palmer's health. Shavers is almost a lock to be active for STs IMO. Of course, they could surprise and go with 6 WRs today and attack the Steelers weak pass defense.

You will get a 3 tech DT and like it....

His last call up too.