UKBillFan

How often do we blow a 3rd and long? It feels like far too often.

We may get away with this week. We most certainly won't next Sunday.

Awful play there. Bates has been hurt from switching sides.

Take advantage guys, come on!

Part of me didn't like him out there; he was clearly not fully fit.

Welcome back, fully fit Davis!

We don't like making it too dull.

Well, we haven't sorted out the mistakes then.

Daniel Jones looks so bored with the result. Not like it was a shock at all. 😄

It would have been better if he could have burned a couple more seconds off the clock.

Surely you take a Safety at this point?

I'll retract my statement! So pleased for Daboll.

Just for the Packers to win at the death. 😁

We lost to Lawrence last year. And that was with a fitter team than we have today.

Matt Breida is looking like a compotent running back.

I'd rather not see him do it!

Oliver and Davis are active, but I do have concerns about today. Then again, I have concerns about every game!

Davis being up to 100% will be key. Hopefully the last two weeks have easd him back into it.

But what people are saying is Tua should have been sent for a MRI on his back considering the signs on the field; not sent back into the game.

Whilst overlooking the clock ticking down.

What a play!

Though the point of the protocol is to protect the player from both themselves and the franchise. There is an understanding that the player may want to re-enter the game, and value it over his health. There is an understanding a franchise may want a player to re-enter the game, and value it over their health, especially if they're under pressure. The protocol is supposed to protect from this. It's farcical that Tua claimed to have a back injury yet no one checked his back.

Back injuries can cause paralysis. Surely a complaint of a back injury which causes the player to stumble should be assessed and, if the stadium doesn’t have the facilities to do this, then he should be withdrawn from the game abd taken to the nearest hospital or medical centre for this to happen? Not have a response of “well, we can say it’s not his brain so it’s fine”? Honestly, I’d be as angry about this if it was any other team who acted this way, including the Bills. Or if we had made one less blunder and won the game. This isn’t about winning or losing - this is about player safety and the clear lack of care they have in Miami.

There's no point trading a 1st for a RB is our O Line isn't going to give him space to run into. Singletary and, especially, Moss do a fine job running into opposition players as it is.

Because we're not allowed nice things so, naturally, if things don't quite go as planned (like injuries or unexpected facing a rookie QB who looked like he might have something about him) we push the panic button and assume we're doomed.