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Sure, but not as dangerous as hop drop tackles. It's almost a guarantee ankle injury every single time.

I've seen several this year that they never call. Why institute the rule and then make zero effort to enforce it? Hip drop tackles are more dangerous than classic horse collar tackles. They are in a very similar category of tackle, though.

Do you ever feel like you should be understanding something, but you don't? That's me right now...

I think it was his first year. They had Rick Dennison the first year when Tyrod was still here, and then moved on and hired Daboll their 2nd year, which would be Allen's first year.

Maybe Ty Detmer? He was such a dynamic player in college but came into the league and bounced around between a few teams, and then he was gone. He played well enough in 1996 to get the Eagles to the playoffs when their starter went down. And he didn't get drafted until the 9th round! Crazy for a Heisman Trophy winner. He threw for over 5,000 yards and 41 TDs in 1990 in 12 games! He had an average of 432 yards per game that year. Crazy. I think the NFL just didn't want to give him much of a shot. But he was smaller. Only 6'0" and 190 pounds.

I think there are countless other QBs who could have thrived and revived their careers if they got into better situations and were actually given a shot. Yes! It took him until year 8 to actually become a good QB. He was 31 years old before he did anything meaningful in the league.

I think we have about $2 million in cap space. I just don't think it is responsible or even possible to fit another high cap player on the team. The Bills are already taking it on the chin this year in clearing dead money.

I think he is pretty darn good.

So many pre-snap penalties...

Stafford looked like Josh Allen on that one.

That's going way overboard. I think most teams have better throwbacks than those.

Yeah, that sequence was completely botched by the refs and everyone involved. It should have been two flags, one for Offside and another for roughing the kicker or unnecessary roughness. The delay of game penalty, however, was inexcusable by Buffalo. What a mess that was.

The Seahawks haven't been good at home this year.

Good for him. I hope he kills it. Dorsey is a good coordinator. His offense was just too rigid and not a fit for Josh Allen. But he had a good concept.

Even the teams that play a lot of man coverage still only play it, like, 40% of the time. Every team in the NFL is predominantly zone these days. Most teams overwhelmingly play zone.

I think their old ones are a bit bland, personally. But their new ones are gross. They need to come out with an entirely new look. If that isn't in the cards, yes, they could go back to their old ones. That would be an upgrade.

I voted for him about 15 times 😉

There aren't going to be any more trades.

Bills: 24 Seahawks: 19

??? This is just a pathetic statement.

Follow the money...

Absolutely they will. Milano is a top 5 linebacker in the entire NFL. Dorian Williams is a young, developing player. There is no contest. But I do wonder if they will give Williams some opportunities in different packages or as a 3rd linebacker, but that means you pull Taron Johnson off the field, which is not ideal.

So strange. I don't get it.

I guess it doesn't matter how many games we win in them. If we happen to lose one, it just reinforces the bad luck, haha.

I don't think there are many who don't like this combo. I think there are like a couple weirdos, and that's all.