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Every game is different. We blitzed more last night than opening night.

Levi Wallace had the unfortunate job of being the worst DB on a group with All-Pros. Which meant if teams were going to target anyone, he was #1, #2, and #3. Benford/Elam/Dane are all around the same level of play, and thus none of them are challenged as much as Levi was.

Denver beat Brady and the Pats in the AFCCG without blitzing once. Hit him double digit times too.

Pretty much every “dominant” defense that goes to the Super Bowl has followed this recipe. Denver, Seattle, etc.

I’m sorry but I completely disagree. Oliver has played at a much higher level for longer and much more consistently than Edmunds. In my mind, and I suspect Beane and McD’s mind, Oliver is infinitely closer to getting “locked up” than Edmunds. If they were both FA’s at the same time, the Bills would prioritize Oliver.

I may be attending the Vandy game. I will keep you up to date on my scouting report.

TBD was more fun when the Bills were ass. There's no doubt about that. Now we almost all agree that the offense is good, Allen is great, our coaching staff is good, the defense is good. Now we debate things like "Is Tremaine Edmunds stellar or just pretty good" or "Taiwan Jones is the best gunner in the NFL" or "Josh Allen only threw 4 TD's in 3 quarters but he did rush one time and I'm concerned." Gone are the days of pumping up schlubs like Dez Lewis and Brandon Reilly praying that one of them proves to belong in the NFL. Or waiting for starters drafted in the top 10 to become stars 8 years in the league. "Alas that these evil days should be mine."

More assets for a running back and I'll jump off a bridge.

You're going in circles. What evidence is there that standard of care was not followed? Just because something can be, doesn't mean it is! If you can do everything right and still get a pneumothorax, then BY DEFINITION, a pneumothorax is not evidence of malpractice.

The difference is also that Henry is toast.

Big game voice.

"Edmunds has been super underrated and is actually really good......which is why our FO has shown very little interest in prioritizing a long-term extension for him" This is what people like you believe.

Again, a complication. Not evidence of negligence on its own merit.

Yes that’s why Beane locked him up so fast. Because of how great Edmunds has been.

He was 6 for 19, with one run accounting for 16 yards. 5 for 3 otherwise.

I mean Derrick Henry on the 2 yard line is scoring more often than not. Maybe we watched a different game, but the King (even though I think he's washed) had like 25 yards. That's pretty good in the run department.

We’ll see. I bet he loses. What evidence could Tyrod have on the doctor’s performance?

I bet he plays.

Seeing as there's no diagnosis, and we have no evidence outside of "discharged from hospital, walked out, avoided major injury" seems kinda silly to speculate about "lingering effects" from someone who is "not a spine expert."

Based on what? Getting discharged from the hospital with negative testing?

Isn't Ike our normal backup C?

Before the game got out of hand, the Titans DL was manhandling our OL. It was like 3 years of deja vu playing the Titans. I think that made everybody a little more skittish, including Josh.

This is true. We don't need the "Josh has had two good games in a row" thread because he's almost always pretty good.

Milano is a baller. It's more of an expectation at this point