MJS

He'll be motivated, I'm sure.

Butch Byrd. He should be on the wall of fame. It's a travesty he isn't. He was good for the Bills, sometimes great, but not very consistent.

I do. I watch a lot of games each weekend. This is why I think it is so dumb that Bills "fans" complain about the Bills and McDermott so much. They obviously don't watch the struggles of other teams.

Do you not realize it is the exact same outcome? Both get them in range for the hail mary.

For a win!? You guys are literally insane. Incredible.

Dude, don't even try. You're just banging your head against the wall and you'll get nowhere. This place is far gone. I'm seriously thinking of leaving for good. It's such a shame.

Allen, Davis, Shakir, Kincaid, Benford, Poyer, Hyde.

Evans pushed off...

Yeah, they all seem to kick it to the middle with back spin now. I miss the coffin corners.

I thought that, but a Bills player had a hold of his face mask and his helmet was coming off, then it looked like he got angry and ripped it away from everyone. Just my opinion.

I'm not sure they view it as a position of need. They have two corners ahead of him who outplay him, who are good NFL starters.

Aren't rookie deals fully guarenteed? No point in cutting him.

I think he makes a lot of mistakes in practice. Maybe he isn't putting in the work and the coaches are fed up with him?

When's the last time they didn't?

The Bills are apparently rumored for every single player that is ever available or even not available.

You are failing to account for Josh Allen doing his job pre-snap, which is to identify blitzers, set the line, audible out of doomed plays. That's the big issue. And Allen has never been a fast processor post snap. He likes to let things develop. He doesn't get the ball out quickly or take his hot routes or dump offs. It hasn't been a disaster, but at times he isn't good enough. That goes for almost everyone on offense against the Pats last week. Allen wasn't alone. Lots of players failed.

Here's some reality: most of those who claim to be realists are not actually realists. They are pessimists. That's what you are. You are not a realist by any stretch of the imagination, and pessimists like you are incapable of seeing reality.

It used to be against the rules, but they changed it to allow it, and rightfully so. Heck, I think it should be allowed to pull them too. Why shouldn't it be? The reason other players don't do it is because they don't have the experience receiving snap from the center especially in the high stress situation of a sneak. That's asking for a costly fumble. When your Center or QB get injured you often see snap issues when the new guy comes in because they aren't as comfortable with the exchange.

I hope they don't cave and change it just because one prominent player gets injured. That's one of the risks of the QB sneak. It's why you sometimes choose not to do it. It takes guts to line up and push head first into a pile of monstrous men. If you don't have the guts, run a different play. Just like it used to take guts to run a route across the middle of the field because linebackers would punish you. Now, that aspect of football has been legislated out of the game. It's good to be more safe, but you lose something important from the game every time you make those changes. Eventually you just have to accept the fact that it is a violent game and move on.

He has done alright in pass protection in past weeks, so hopefully he gets back to that. I don't think he is ever going to be great at it, but he needs to get to a point that he isn't a disaster.

If the injury rate is high (which I doubt it is) the NFL will look at it, I'm sure. If they actually end up changing the rule it will probably be from a competitive standpoint, which I think is BS, personally.

How is it more dangerous than a normal QB sneak, and do sneaks have a high injury rate in general? The NFL usually targets plays with a high injury rate.

I was going to say that. And he was actually elite at his position.

How do we fit them under the cap, for one thing, and how many 1st round picks do you think it would take?

So, both Knox and Morris out. It's all on Kincaid.