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He's also continuing to consistently lock down his gaps and finish plays against the run game as well. That's a very complete player in just his second year, and at a premium position and who's likely to keep getting better.

Usually, it's self-important tools who think they're so much better than everybody else that they don't have to waste time with simple respect or common decency.

Would you rather have him spewing this stuff in 10 other threads or keep him confined to this one?

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I am 100% with you on this. You fix it up front and any one of these three guys can make hay behind that OL. He totally is, and I can't even imagine the combination of pressure and temptation to use him like that when your livelihood is on the line.

Here's a guy whose been there.

For the Bills I think this is primarily a way to keep people healthy at one of the most physically demanding positions in the game. When the playoffs roll around, the way they use their backs will change. Last year in the postseason Motor had 26 carries. Zack Moss had 1.

In three playoff games they gave up a grand total of 10 points. 7 of those 10 points were in 4th qtr garbage time against backups while they were holding a 40 point lead. So realistically, that defense allowed a total of 3 points. They averaged giving up 1 point a game through the playoffs. 🤯

Yesterday was the absolute perfect time to attack Miami on the edges and Dorsey didn't adjust.

And slapped a new inspection sticker on the car......

Clearly, all of them!

Yeah, tired guys make mistakes and get hurt trying to recover from them. Although I wouldn't be surprised if there was an element of overtraining for some of them.

I've had 4 spinal surgeries, two of them when I was still playing ball and I know exactly what you mean. But I also know exactly what that spasm looks like on a ball field; and it don't look like that. When those buckle you, you head straight for the ground as fast as you can get there; you don't try to keep standing and fail. That boy's brain bounced of the back of his skull and I bet my house he's got a hell of a headache right this minute. I never even thought about it like that. That's hideously funny.

I actually did say that he hurt his back at one point. He got jammed hard on a sneak and it definitely jarred his spine. It was about a half hour before his concussion.

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That's an excellent idea. Then the rest of us don't have to deal with multiple pages of endless bickering about pointless semantics.

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At this point, 10 seconds is probably about the extreme outside limit of how fast any team can be realistically expected to clock a snap.

Fundraiser at the tailgate?

Xrays were apparently negative hours ago and both he and McD said he's good.