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Singletary definitely has a role on this team, even if it's not as a starter.

Edmunds = Rasmus Ristolainen

I think so and while Allen was the most effective player out there, I think that called run was a little tone deaf. Beane has got to know that Allen will kill himself to win and Daboll will let him do it and this is largely the result of his (Beane's personnel decisions). Hopefully Allen doesn't have to play like Ferguson in the 1980 Chargers-Bills playoff game (a very old memory of a gimpy Bills QB).

Having Allen run to cover for a barely there running game will shorten his career. Pegula needs to be clear about priorities in the off-season.

Moved the ball. Points on the board. Rested the D.

The weather will be right for it.

Based on productivity and effort I'll say Poyer.

Hoping for a return of The Edmunds Repirt this week. Hoping for a return of The Edmunds Repirt this week. Hoping for a return of The Edmunds Report this week. Hoping for a return of The Edmunds Report this week. Hoping for a return of The Edmunds Report this week. Hoping for a return of The Edmunds Report this week.

Too bad. He plays well near the line.

To me, the game is about pass protection on offense and stopping the run on D. New England will repeatedly go for that long duration drive and burn clock. Essentially, another referendum on line play.

It's the guys who are uber hard wired to look for contact.

Star

As a Raven, we saw Judon give Allen hell.

If it's a necessity, Beane will first sign a free agent before the draft as is his way. He will also draft a corner if they are BPA at a position of need (which will depend on the FA he signs). Beane = Free Agency to fill holes followed by drafting BPA at position of need or expensive position. (I don't buy that he truly drafts BPA)

Dawkins has 10 days between games to rest and get refocussed. Rookies don't get moved to LT for New England.

Barring the return of a healthy Star and a crazed Oliver, the Bills lose the "push" matchup up the middle on both lines. NE very good at executing the long (time) drive. Bigger concern for the Bills' offense. Belichick will do everything he can to get into Allen's head and get him to unravel.

Yet, these five criteria selected by the heat and humidity loving folks in Atlanta have little effect on Bills fan enthusiasm. How could this be? Just another lazy piece of content that equates football weather with a day at the beach.

Perhaps an untimely loss of Wildgoose.

..........because along with the results and policies, he also needs to be in game shape.

The pass first, pass always narrative is in part driven by some WGR personalities.

Not really. History teaches the good coaches even if the game changes.

Wolford, Ritcher, Hull, Davis, Ballard. This is the difference.

It's the Brown Effect for sure.

"The moral of the story: Never question Harbaugh's toughness." (??) They have it backwards it seems.

For sure I like what you're saying. If you're getting gouged by the run, throw a little more responsibility on your all-star defensive backfield for a few plays. Matchups should dictate this. I just think the Bills are very hesitant to move from the nickel.