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If he gets screws and a plate, he ain't playing this week.

We just don't know if the knee is ok yet. Maybe he is conditioning himself already and won't need a lot of time when he is eligible to return. Maybe.

Beane and his boys won't be getting much sleep this week. Man the bad news just keeps coming. THESE are days that try fan's souls.

The entire Bills team lost this game. Plenty of plays left on the field. Plenty of things the coaches could have done better too. Missed FG, some bad throws at critical times, no running game, players dropping like flies in the heat, a missed pick 6, just to name a few. It is just one game (albeit a divisional one) and the Bills still need to develop other aspects of their total game. Not an easy one next Sunday. Go Bills!

@Dr Sackl. I'm talking about the play on the Bills 10 yard line. Is that what you are talking about? Because I made a note of 26 missing the block that caused the fumble.

Singletary missed the block.

I agree. The situation was brutal, but I think that if the Bills had some sort of running game maybe the OL wouldn't have been so exhausted.

I'm sure I will be repeating myself this week, but this is what I'm seeing about the run game. These RPO/running plays out of the shotgun are not working the way they hoped for. I believe that opposing defenses are just rushing towards Josh on every play. If it's a pass play, they push Josh out of the pocket or rush his throws. If it's a run play the disrupt the RB and hit him behind the LOS. The Josh runs on the RPO is the same thing. If you are on defense just keep your eyes on Josh. Playing against teams that can't move Josh off his spot is a no brainer. The Bills will win. Playing against teams that can do what I said above will be a problem until the Bills can effectively stretch the field laterally with the run game. Has to be some more plays with Josh under center. No all of them but just enough to make the D think. I'd like to see a pitch or 2 to Cook to see what that can do.

The player situation of who's in and who's out was crazy. It was the strangest game I ever seen. Can you imagine the conversations between Dorsey and the field as to who can play on any give down? This is one time I would love to hear from the trainers and staff as to what it was like on the field during the game.

It has nothing to do with pre-ordained SB expectations and you know it. It was brutal conditions for a northern team to play in. As to other idiots talking about "preparing" anyone who lives or lived in south Florida knows you don't get used to it in one day. I lived 4 years down there and it takes a while to "acclimate" to that type of weather. As to whether or not anything changes about the playing time or other measures implemented, I don't think anything will change. High school players were dropping like flies years ago before mandatory changes were implemented, so some things could be modified. I've watched the Bills play in Miami since the Dolphins came into the league and yesterday was the craziest conditions I ever seen.

That was a crazy punt down by the 9ers.

To paraphrase Marv and Sir Andrew, let's just lie down and bleed a while, before we rise up for Thursday's Injury Report. At least that's what I am going to do.

It's not just a phenonium on this board. If you need proof of what I just said watch what the "pundits" say about the Miami Dolphins and Tua this week. It's a long, long season.

Plus, the good news for Broncos fans is they have Wilson for only 7 more years.

It's been sitting under the heat lamp.

Hackett already down 7. Let's see if he can open it up on O.

Sounds like the perfect QB for Hackett.

Bump. Let's see how Hackett call a game tonight.

That is working. The debate is do you want Josh throwing the ball EVERY play.

Sure it was, and he had a brother named Tommy.

It's just one play. I'm guessing that when fans ask why Moss is in more than they think he should, this could be a reason. Let me add I'm not unduly criticizing Devin, I'm just adding to what the RB responsibilities are.

No losses are meaningless.

I only seen a tight tv screen (even on the replay) but it seems Devin missed a block that caused JAs "fumble" on the Bills 10.

Dorsey seems to be a wizard at the passing attack. He needs to ask for input from his assistants in the running game. What I just said is being speculative, but I think I could be right.

While the talent at RB can be debated, I truly believe that the running game has not been schemed and the effort has not nearly been invested compared to the passing game. Don't get me wrong, the passing game takes priority, it's just that you have to show a capable running game to defenses.