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That is so bad for the guy.

You know that Knox fumble was an interesting play. He had blockers out in front of him. Way too bad about the fumble.

After Coleman and McConkey were picked I listened to endless posts about the "great WR draft class" and how dumb the Bills are for not drafting another 1 or 2 more WRs. I know nothing about college players and listened intently. So far, all the picks in the remaining 2nd round and after have netted not much at all. The BEST is Denver's 7th round (235 pick) Devaughn Vele with 504 yards and 4 TDs. A bunch of names I kept hearing don't even have 100 yards receiving. FWIW. https://www.pro-football-reference.com/years/2024/draft.htm

I have high hopes for Ogunjobi and Hoecht when they come back after the break. Neither had anything to prove during camp and preseason knowing they'd be off for 6 weeks. Roster moves had to be made. Right now, I get the feeling that Sanders will be able to come back if needed. After he plays well and gets his ring in February.

Oh my.

Hydrogen?

I know the injuries suck, but ALL teams are facing them. Here is a snapshot of all the NFL teams IR lists. It truly is the next man up across the league. https://www.sharpfootballanalysis.com/analysis/nfl-injury-report-ir-tracker/

I meant lessen the blow of him being out. Which now I guess is IR for a while.

I haven't vomited in years. Maybe this will help in your investigation of Max.

Yes. I knew all three were instrumental but looking up the stats from 2007-2019 one of the 3 were the #1 receiving player. None were known as a boundary WR. Welker and Edelman were slow. A lot of their catches were 5 yards past the line of scrimmage with 5+ YAC. Gronk did the long seams. I can see Kincaid and Shakir doing the same thing.

I'm going to sleep better knowing you are on the case.

It's not that bad IMO. Dawkins, Rapp and Williams all full is good news. If Ed comes back, it lessens Sander's probability of being out. Kincaid is the only one I hope can clear things up and play. Milano is the only player that hurts, Samuel and Hamlin are not critical.

Ralph is cheap.

Hopefully the stadium lighting will lessen that a lot.

LOL. Hurts has a full "NO TRADE" contract. They have also pushed out so much of his cap he isn't going anywhere for a long time.

It looks to me that the grass extends into the sidelines. How much we can't tell yet. From the video above it looks like only a strip of astro turf is on the sidelines.

I think the stadium is looking pretty, pretty good.

Of course there are. Miami, Cincinatti, Dallas, Philadelphia and Detroit all have QB/WR high cap hits. That's WR over $25M per year. Buffalo, Kansas City, Baltimore, Green Bay are some examples of teams that do not.

Patriots have a top 5 run defense. That has to be part of the game planning knowing that.

I can back your statement 100%. Some of those type plays NEED to come when Josh is under center. You can't have Josh hand off the vast majority of the time when he is lined up that way. I like Brady, BUT he needs to mix this up. Self-scouting seems to be the key to identifying this. I sure hope that during the bye week some changes are made to hide/mix up playcalling on both sides of the ball.

All those who would be "panic posting" won't be posting if they are 5-1. That's what's bizarre about this place.

You're a fan and have the right to believe any way you want. That is for sure. I have my opinion which is very different. I just voiced back strongly (which I seldom do) the way I see it. In Josh's presser after the game, he was very loud stating his concerns. 3 turnovers and penalties lost the game. It was the players making stupid mistakes, not the coaches or the GM that lost that game, according to Josh, and I happen to agree. I agree that both the GM, HC and assistant coaches need to be better, but they are not the ones missing tackles, blocks and making other mistakes. I had a quick argument with someone in the GDT about a procedure penalty on leaving the RT uncovered. The poster blamed McDermott. I disagreed saying these players know the rules since Peewee ball. I won't convince him he is wrong, and he won't convince me I'm wrong. Go Bills.

Fans calling for a HC/GM change with a team that is 4-1 and in 1st place in their division which they have won 6 years in a row and made the playoffs 7 years straight are the ones who know nothing about "standards". I'm telling you how it is. They stay until they lose the confidence of the team and Pegula. As of now, they haven't. It 5 games into a 17-game season. No owner would do what these fans are suggesting. NONE.

If the day comes that McDermott loses the locker room, then it's time to talk about moving on at HC.

Followed by 4 years averaging less than 7 wins each. THAT is why he was let go. He failed.