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Can all the orthopedic surgeons on this board please chime in ?

Hamler out Byrd in

I remember he played for Dallas a couple of years back and got a couple of starts because Prescott was hurt. He was decent

Didn't look that bad

Thanks for posting this @HappyDays One thing I noticed is that the Oline was completely dominated and pushed back. The Bears DL was living in our backfield. Also Cook had no holes to run through. I think McDermott shut down Josh passing for these reasons.

Another year of Josh's career wasted

Chicken wings with ranch sauce BTW it takes a strong man to wear a pink polo

Sure. Typical McDermott game - Team unprepared and uninterested - Tons of mental mistakes - Josh bails them out at the end (not this game though) Should be a typical Bills season

Last season he had 73 receptions for 673 yards and 2 TDs I wouldn't call that hellhound

I wish the Bills had a kicker like him

That is way cool !! This uniform could break the curse !!

I heard women were fainting in the crowd !

They're awesome !! Change is good !

Wait a minute. What about Shanks Bass missing that easy kick ?

Cook !!!

The 58 yard miss was a horrible shank. Had he kicked it straight and true and it fell short of the goal posts I would feel much better. You never know when the shanks are going to come back !

Thanks for sharing @Einstein With no wind and zero pass rush Bass should have been able to hit this kick. For some reason he just shanked it bad

Was there a good rush on the missed 58 harder and was Bass barely able to get the kick off ?

He's like a golfer who's developed the yips. Very hard to fix

He could be the next waterboy

I felt it move

Is the Allen-Shakir relationship in decline ?

This seems like unnecessary roughness I think will draw a flag. You can't just knock receivers to the ground

I'm not wrong at all. This will be McGoverns 4th year in the league and his entire career he's played guard. https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/M/McGoCo01.htm Guard to center is not an easy transition to make. Center Responsibilities Calling out blocking assignments: The center may need to make last-second adjustments based on the defensive alignment. Being the offensive line's captain: The center has a good view of the defense and can alert the other offensive players to potential issues. For example, if a middle linebacker moves up to the line of scrimmage before the snap, the center can let everyone know so the offense can make changes. Being a long snapper: On special teams formations, the center acts as the long snapper. However, in the NFL, all teams have a dedicated long snapper. The center is often considered the quarterback of the offensive line and is responsible for leading the unit. They need to be able to deconstruct the game, learn what everyone is doing, and make instant decisions in games.