First Round Bust

if so... There are two main types of surgical techniques used to treat sports hernias: Open Surgery: . The surgeon makes a larger incision in the groin area to access and repair the injured tissues. Laparoscopic Surgery: . This is a minimally invasive procedure that uses small incisions and a camera to guide the surgeon. Recovery and Rehabilitation After surgery, patients typically require a period of rest and rehabilitation to allow the injured tissues to heal. Physical therapy is an important part of the recovery process and may include exercises to strengthen the core, hip, and groin muscles. Most patients can return to their previous level of activity within 6-12 weeks after surgery. However, it is important to follow the surgeon's instructions carefully and avoid activities that may aggravate the condition. Success Rates The success rates for sports hernia surgery are generally high. Studies have shown that over 90% of patients report significant improvement in pain and function after surgery.

anymore ? maddening ! remember Leodis McKelvin...first rounder and very first DB/CB taken in 2008 draft which has to our worst draft...evah...besides fumbling a kick-off return he should have downed in the endzone inside 2 mins with the Bills winning and then loosing to Brady/Pats because of that... see also JD Williams, he off the need for the flame-######ant jersey...cant believe he is CB coach for Fresno State..must be a "do as I say not as I did" coach both would run with and chase WRs all game with no sense of what else was going on... how do you coach "turn your head and not the body once or twice for a split second" based on the timing of film study as when to expect the ball to be thrown or in the air ???

several sources report the Koch family purchased the 10% of NYG, hearing 10B as NYG net worth (below) ...1B which is some nice walking around cash while still still owning an overwhelming majority of an NFL team.. https://www.forbes.com/teams/new-york-giants/

Trey doesnt pracice yesterday and may not today or rest of week and Benford was limited yesterday..Looks lik Ingram may start and should be limited or removed from ST out fo necessity so Franklin gets the elevation and the reps and the pay..Prater may be a gametime decision.. we are starting a 3rd stringer and a rookie (Strong) may have to play (some) for Benford..sub-opitmal

ahh..the memories...of a lil kid at the ole Rcokpile (War Memorial)..first Bills game evah....Sept 19. 1971... Cowboys 49 at Bills 37...Dennis Shaw thows 4 TD passes and the usual (3) picks OJ 6 with a 6-yard TD run in front me....Marlin the Magiican 100+ yards receiving...at least I saw some legends, mostly on the other side... plus rookiie Tony Greene (Bills safety) smallest NFL player I ever saw..looked like a JV player out there...Bills on the way to a 1-13 record in 1971...sigh.. https://www.pro-football-reference.com/boxscores/197109190buf.htm

Knox has the respect of Josh-coaches-players but not quite the play-maker the fans expected which is now going to be expected from Kincaid for plays and scores and Hawes for blocking..sad to say we could be looking at his last season (along with Milano) as a Bill as the cap has to be addressed...I also enjoyed him pounding beers with Tommy Doyle and others in Josh's (or sponsors ?) suite at Sabres games over the years...

I dont want a kicker we can call "wide wright"

29 year old DT with 3 prior pro bowls and two (2) #1 picks Pack has not had double digit sack producer in years....

thanks for the update - it did happen May 4, 2025 - game first then home run derby https://www.milb.com/buffalo/events/micah-hyde-softball

Kelly, Thurman, Tasker and come to mind..Bills alumni are more diverse and winter adverse than the Sabres... Hyde did not have his celebrity softball tourney this year as far as I know...were there any other offseason charity events (golf tournaments ?)

fans were surpised/disappiointed over the Poyer and Phllips signings which is true if these two ever make it to the active roster on gameday other than late season cameo appearances to rest the weary before the playoffs (hopefully) but I see their value in coaching their young replacements in between practice reps, in the filmroom and the locker room and maybe over beer and wings (not sure about that vet-youth dynamic but the position groups normally bond as the O-linemen go to Connor McGovern's house on fridays after weigh-in to pigout on homemade pizzas.) Not hearing of any Bills player who were cut catching-on with other teams as of yet, 1-2 usually do...no Levi Wallace updates either I think the Bills punting on davidson from the PS was a shank, esp if he can boom punts ..wonder if can he kick FGs

extact from WIKIPEDIA - Levi Wallace Denver Broncos On April 22, 2024, the Denver Broncos signed Wallace to a one-year contract. While filling in for an injured Riley Moss in Week 13 against the Cleveland Browns, Wallace struggled against former Broncos receiver Jerry Jeudy who recorded nine catches for 235 yards and a touchdown, the majority of which occurred with Wallace in coverage. This led to Wallace being benched in favor of rookie Kris Abrams-Draine in the 4th quarter On December 24, Wallace was waived by the Broncos....Merry F-ing XMAS Jacksonville Jaguars On August 2, 2025, the Jacksonville Jaguars signed Wallace. He was placed on injured reserve on August 9, and released on August 13 addendum: On Aug 26, 2025 Levi Wallace self-psoted INSTAGRAM post that he was in Buffalo...being fitted for a flame-######ant jersey

great kid coming from a loving family...plus any young person who owns a dog gets bonus points from me...picking up dog crap on a consistent basis can keep anyone humble

not now, but when it is time to cut down..if you would askthe mods to make cuts to this board...we would be at 53 by lunch time...

but you can test positive for weed and still pratice-play and all that ???

all good..so realistically...what is done that early/ahead of practice (2-3 hours in advance) Previuos day film review with OC/unit coaches would be the priority I think ..rand eview the exiisting playbook and add plays...as well as review the upcoming practice ...a personal workout...stretching....weights...cardio....massage...some lockeroom bonding-joking while they tape and dress for practice converations over breakfast with unit coaches, players...pre-practice.

umpire high school baseball...ref high school and adult rec volleyball year round travel for certain concerts; Eagles at Sphere, Widespread Panic at Red Rocks, upcoming Clapton show in Philly, Phish anywhere, upcoming 716 Mccartney show mystery shopper - mostly food and oil changes - weird combo... for decades 20+ year Lions club member our Labor Day car show will make 30+k for local charities.. One Bills game per year - back to the 716 for the Bucs game to bid farewell followed by Sabres and Oilers game Have young grandson somewhere on the autism spectrum so I read-up on that and how to better understand and help him and family

I say we never stop..is what this portal of higher thought is all about, no ?

...it was published yesterday that Rich Eisen is coming to espn to host a daily NOON radio show and another TBD podcast...was wondering how and why...this all part of espn new monthly programming package coming soon...yawn

I will be umpiring American Legion All-Star game,(crew chief) loosing 3-5 pounds depending on the humidity then catching the fireworks on the National Mall on the way home..how bout you ?

congrats to the Knoxes: suggestion for names: Seymour, Northrup or Albright....as for boys..dunno

An off-season deep dive: Alex Smith underwent a total of 17 surgeries on his right leg after suffering a devastating compound fracture during a game in 2018. The injury occurred during a sack, and it was compounded by a severe infection called necrotizing fasciitis. The surgeries were necessary to save his leg and life, and they included debridements to remove infected tissue and limb salvage procedures Following the initial surgery, Smith developed necrotizing fasciitis, also known as flesh-eating bacteria. Smith spent months in the hospital and had to use a wheelchair, walker, and crutches before finally being able to walk again. Despite the severity of the injury and the long recovery process, Smith returned to the NFL in 2020 and even started a game for the Washington Football Team. inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame as part of the 2024 class last December. The honor comes three years after earning his spot in Utah's Hall of Fame. When NFL legend Alex Smith and his wife, Elizabeth, learned their daughter Sloane had brain cancer, they felt like their world was crashing down. “You think you have been through a lot, but when it's one of your kids, nothing prepares you for a moment like that,” the former NFL quarterback said. https://www.si.com/college/utah/football/alex-smith-and-wife-reveals-8-year-old-daughter-had-third-10-hour-brain-surgery

maybe they are attending remotely ? But...what we all want to know is Did Zach Ertz attend..if not..than..its..just..worth it...

oh lawdy...bless me father for he has sinned.

wow irts been a decade already ? set for life at age 31 - 40M career earning whick includes a great NFL pension - whale(y) of a pick but better trade (Phillips) He got a ring with Philly as well.. made his mind up at Kentucky Darby...