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That would actually be amazing if Milano went the rest of the way healthy. Knock on wood.

The reasons are self-inflicted though. We've got a good bit of $ tied up in players who contracts don't equal their performance IMO. Knox and Bernard just to name a couple home growns. Then add in bad signings like Samuel, and you're handcuffing yourself.

Yep, let's hope he remains healthy. We've gone through some pretty bad seasons with injuries, but this one in particular seems to be especially brutal.

I'd say two things can be true at once. Burrow is a great pocket QB and his talented receivers help to amplify that even futher.

Allen can't seem to get over the Mahomes hump and Lamar can't get over Josh or the Mahomes hump. The difference though is Josh's postseason performances by and large are a reflection of his regular season stats, where Lamar has a noticeable dropoff. Ravens fans don't seem to get that or don't think it matters for some reason.

Allen certainly has his share of haters, mainly B-more fans I would say. Good lord...on X there's a massive contingent of Ravens fans who have 17 living rent free in their heads on a daily basis. But you're right though. There's lots of people who don't necessarily like the Bills, but enjoy watching Josh Allen.

My wife isn't a Swiftie but she reads what the Swifties are saying and they were all crying about the hit Bishop laid on Kelce, which was perfectly legal. They are generally clueless about the rules and the mechanics of football.

That's typically what it is for me too, but once it was evident Patty was going to have a no good, very bad day and get smoked in the Super Bowl, I felt compelled to watch.

Not buying that the Chiefs are the "new America's Team". If I recall, most of the country wanted the Eagles to win the SB last season. Lots of people, myself included, just like to see them lose.

Him coming back would certainly create some good combinations for passing situations and for them to get after it.

I wouldn't hate it. I'm a tad worried about Bosa's snap count being higher than it should be. I get the temptation to play him more when he's being so effective, but I want this guy healthy and fresh for the postseason. He's averaging 39 per game and was at 44 against KC. KC ran 57 total plays, so he was in there on 77% of the snaps. His season high strangely was 53 against Miami in wk 3. Miami ran 59 total plays so 89% there followed by 49 (75%) against the Saints and 47 (71%) against the Falcons. He got breathers against the Jets and the Panthers (only in the 20s) due to the score of the game. If we could shave a bit off that by sharing the load, I think it helps longterm down the stretch.

Looks like KC was looking at Breece Hall and if there's any truth to this, the deal didn't happen over a 3rd rd pick vs a 4th rounder. Anyway, I'm glad it didn't happen. https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/nfl/2025/11/04/breece-hall-trade-offer-rumors-jets-chiefs/87093170007/#

I think you're probably right, but wonder how the EDGE rotation would work if they have Bosa, Groot, and AJE all the on field at the same time? Guessing Solomon gets rolled in. Not sure about Jackson. It's disappointing he's lucky to even get a Gameday jersey. I'm a little worried about Bosa's snap count. I don't know if he should be getting that many snaps if we want him fresh and available come playoffs. We're almost forced to though because he's playing well.

Probably, but why does this team always seem to continue to go back to these same retreads who can't even make a team's PS? I'm telling you the AJ Klein tweet is coming in a few weeks. 😂

Not true. We had enough to even sign Shaheed. I'm assuming Beane simply wasn't willing to beat the 4th and 5th NO got for him.

But of course they are. We're good though. 🙄

The tweet says they're looking for guys to replace Hoecht. None of those guys should even be mentioned in the same sentence. They're warm bodies who haven't even found their way onto any team's PS.

You know what they say about hope, right? At some point a team must make a decision that one year they're going to push their chips to the middle and go for it. The Rams knew they were close and went out and got Von Miller and OBJ and won a championship. Hoping for something to happen when there's really no basis for thinking something will in the first place is just going to get you year after year of disappointment. This is absolutely maddening to me. Thinking any of these bottom of the barrel guys no other team even wants on their PS is going to come in here and make a difference. Delusional.

They kept keeping him around trying to convince us he was a real WR2 when most of us already knew otherwise. So what is he bringing to the table now? He's another JAG in what's a room full of mainly JAGs other than Shakir. I was holding out hope for Palmer, but was probably just kidding myself.

I think the worst part is not knowing what the Bills tried to do or didn't try to. I find it difficult to believe that none of the teams who are basically out of playoff contention were not interested in making a deal for a mid round pick. Is it possible? I guess, but just doesn't seem likely.

What has Palmer showed that tells us he's the answer at boundary receiver? We literally let Davis go because we didn't think he was the guy, now we bring him back after a torn meniscus thinking he is? I just don't understand that thinking. Shaheed was got for a 4th and a 5th. We gave up a 3rd last year for a washed Amari Cooper who scored a TD in his first game then basically went comms dark other than a pitch back to Josh Allen in a blowout game in the snow. We basically have a WR room full of slot guys, our highest paid WR returning kicks, and a guy that does nothing but return kicks is a healthy scratch for multiple weeks now and is still occupying a roster spot for some reason. Shaheed gave you a true field-stretching WR and return guy. Simply doesn't make sense to me.

Jackson can barely get a gameday jersey, Sanders hasn't showed me much when he's played, and Solomon is a situational pass rusher who hasn't shown much either. I don't think any of them are difference makers this season. The D-line has been one of the biggest achilles heels of this team for years now and if injuries have major impacts to it, I would think the top priority would be to fill some holes.

You could absolutely be right and I was on totally on the Shaheed train to give us another field stretcher, but I'm hoping it was more a case of Brady not playing to his strengths. The latter is fixable. If he's truly a JAG, that's not.

Expecting rookies to make big impacts for a playoff run are big asks and are big question marks. Speaking of rookies, Walker is the only guy on the DL that appears to be able to make that immediate impact. If the D-line continues to have the same problems it's had seemingly had year after year in the postseason, someone needs to answer for that.