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Correct. Solomon has a total of 48 snaps this year.

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So we should git'r done, right? Or not?

You want him to be on the sidelines... bare naked?

Not Kelvin... Kellen...

Actually, Josh has a bit of a reputation as a stoner... or so I've read. 😄 Sadder than the Maytag Repairman? The anorexic metrosexual? I agree.

I don't remember prior to this year, anyone accusing him of being an MVP candidate.

Aidan Hutchinson said after the game that they basically stopped "playing games" meaning stunts and just rushed Lamar straight up. It's like The Jordan Rules... in a copycat league, maybe other teams will try to imitate the Lions. Yes, but she was a consenting adult. (BTW, you're thinking of Kellen Winslow Jr) Seriously on the discussion, the Lions and Dan Campbell lost both their Offensive and Defensive Coordinators this offseason and along with them, 6 other position coaches... Dan Campbell is a great coach.

Then Git'r done!!!!!

Since this is the first year that he's trully lived up to his potential.

Git'r done Beane! Oh. Okay, don't git'r done... Then git'r done!!! If they sucked on offense, why didn't they just fire their Wide Receivers Coach like Atlanta did? Git'r done then!!! Ah... okay then don't git'r done...

If you have any thoughts at all about harming yourself, please call 988. Lots of times if you just talk to someone it really helps.

Yes, buy him as many lawn chairs as his heart desires. Throw in a few bistro tables with umbrellas if necessary... whatever it takes.

I also don't really care if Josh partakes or not but as I said upthread, I believe he's in the 10%... not the 90%.

I'm curious why you think Landon Jackson won't play special teams?

It does look odd that they have an OC, a Passing Game Coordinator, and a QB Coach and yet they fire the Wide Receivers Coach.

Yep. They lost both of their coordinators and had a hiccup in week 1 but they look like the same Lions to me. Dan Campbell is a great coach and I'm already looking forward to the Lions-Packers rematch.

Fixed for accuracy! Which flame will burn brightest!!! There's an old NFL saying, "If you have 2 quarterbacks you have none." In the Jets' case it's more accurate to say, "If you have no quarterbacks you have none." Is that the number of zeroes you intended? I feel like you're off by one... It would make more sense if they were on SNL.

Agreed. Of the 6 member rookie class, TJ and Dorian already have over 70 snaps and Deone has 54 snaps. Of the virtual rookies, Logue has 41 snaps and Cole Bishop has played 26% of his career NFL snaps this year.

The Bills have 2 new defensive coaches as well as an enormous amount of new players. In fact, no fewer than 10 new defensive players will receive substantial playing time this year, barring injury. Keep in mind too that the team is incorporating more 4-3 this year. New coaches, new players, new schemes... Here are the the defensive departures since last year and their 2024 total snap counts: Rasul Douglas 996 Dawuane Smoot 386 Kaiir Elam 359 Austin Johnson 352 Von MIller 333 Baylon Spector 291 Casey Toohill 249 Quinton Jefferson 119 Edefuan Ulofoshio 64 Nicholas Morrow 44 Kareem Jackson 32 Kingsley Jonathan 7 Mike Edwards 7 Here are the new additions since last year: Coaches: Ryan Nielsen: Defensive Senior Assistant. He was the DC for the Falcons and the Jaguars. His focus is the defensive line. Jason Rebrovich: Co-Defensive Line Coach. He is working with Nielsen and incumbent D-line Coach Marcus West. Veterans: Joey Bosa DE: The 5-time Pro Bowler's play has exceeded expectations but there is a constant fear of injury with him. Michael Hoecht DE: Versatile and athletic player will return in week 6. Upgrade over Epenesa, Toohill and Smoot. Larry Ogunjobi DT: Solid veteran who will return in week 6. Is a clear and obvious upgrade over Austin Johnson, Quinton Jefferson and Dwayne Carter. Tre-Davious White CB: Former elite player working back from torn ACL in 11/2021 and Achilles in 10/2023. Snap counts in 2025: Week 1: 0 Week 2: 26 (55%) Week 3: 61 (100%). Shaq Thompson LB: Former 1st round pick and solid starter. Played Big Nickel in Carolina. Is playing outside linebacker in Buffalo. Snap counts in 2025: Week 1: 0 Week 2: 0 Week 3: 21 (34%) Rookies: Maxwell Hairston CB: 1st round pick. Elite athletic skills. Has not played in 2025 due to injury in July 2025. TJ Sanders DL: 2nd round pick. 2025 snap counts: Week 1: 16 (31%) Week 2: 23 (49%) Week 3: 36 (59%) Landon Jackson DE: 3rd round pick. 2025 snap counts: None Deone Walker DT: 4th round pick. 2025 snap counts: Week 1: 13 (25%) Week 2: 22 (47%) Week 3: 19 (31%) Jordan Hancock DB: 5th round pick. 2025 snap counts: None Dorian Strong DB: 6th round pick. 2025 snap counts: Week 1: 51 (100%) Week 2: 21 (45%) Week 3: 0 Others: Zion Logue DT: 2025 snap counts: Week 1: 0 Week 2: 16 (34%) Week 3: 25 (41%) 2024 total snap counts: 36 (25% in 2 games played) Practice Squad: Jordan Poyer S Jordan Phillips DT Dane Jackson CB Takeaways: The Bills have no fewer than 10 new defensive players who will see substantial amounts of playing time, barring injury. The new veterans are clear and obvious upgrades over last year's veterans. Cole Bishop has played 159 snaps this year (26% of his total career snaps) after playing 463 snaps last year. The Bills invested 6 draft picks on defensive players. This is unprecedented in team history since the 7 round draft started in 1994. With the exception of Landon Jackson, all of the rookies have flashed (Hairston and Hancock in training camp/preseason). Deone Walker's week 3 snaps went down a bit due to the extra playing time earned by Zion Logue. Zion Logue has already played more snaps this year (41 to 36) than he did last year. There's absolutely no doubt that the Bills defense will: 1) improve over the course of the season and 2) be better than last year. In fact they might already be better than last year. The questions are: 1) How much will they be improved? 2) Will it be enough to win a Super Bowl?

I don't know what VAR is but I always thought the solution was to shoot strong lasers up from the uprights when the ball is in the air. The lasers would be located such that if any part of the ball is illuminated, the kick is no good.

So then, Justin Herbert hasn't ascended to the Top 5 this season? Too soon? Get with the program... around here we get our news from Adam Schefler. Yes but according to many here, the Bills should fire their entire athletic training and S & C staff. Isn't this where 2-3 posters are supposed to chime in that they wanted us to trade up for him? Brian Thomas Jr and Marvin Harrison Jr, underscore how difficult it is to develop receivers. There are exceptions but the exceptions are exactly that.

There's tons of buzz for Justin Herbert for MVP. As I mentioned elsewhere, in Sunday's win over Denver, analyst Trent Green said he considers Herbert to be the best QB in the NFL. I was shocked and outraged but Green's not the only want who's gravitating towards the new, shiny object with his hot takes. True but their D was more than just assignment sound.

Hopefully in this next stretch before the KC game, there'll be enough blowouts whereby the cubs can get lots of garbage time reps. Diggs has reached a point in his career where if he's unhappy, he'll keep it to himself. just as Tyreek Hill struggles to control himself so as not to commit career suicide, so too will Diggs. Like you say, the Saints will be up 7-0 on their first possession and there'll be 49 pages in the live game thread before the Bills proceed to dismantle them.

I think the criticism of Lamar's play is off base... he's a great QB IMO. However he needs to be more stoic, impassive, and expressionless than he is. He too easily shows his frustration and anger and that's something the great QBs rarely do. Agreed. Before this era of athletic, mobile QBs who could extend plays, the prototypical QBs were big, immobile guys with big arms and the ability to make every throw like Brady and Manning... and Goff. Agree 100%. It's... interesting reading people in this topic who are saying that Lamar and Goff aren't great QBs.