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This is an indication that we'll need to play more man to man on the back end because we're sending 5-6 people more often. Growing up a Jerry Glanville fan - I LOVE IT. Send the house, speed up the game, every play. But no Elvis tickets are required.

And the chances of it getting worse are very high if you play Bosa. Hamstrings, like the WuTang Clan, are nothing to F with. My guess - we won't see him again until Philly.

I was "speculating" like it was fact. Which it pretty much is fact 99% of the time when it comes to hamstrings.

Correct. I said hamstrings take 3-4 weeks when Kincaid pulled his and a moderator here erased my post. Past performance is an indicator of future performance in this injury case.

I see these threads are a response to Homelander/Billstime/GaryBusey's crazy barrage. What do you think of that poster?

5:53 PM is not before 6AM. Seems like you're a RETORD.

Reminds me of the pre-Kelly era. Not sure why they dropped the blue pants in 1986? Must have been out of fashion at the time.

Is it too soon to point out Joshy kicked his feet like a petulant child on the ground after getting run over from behind? The rest of the team saw that and responded accordingly by not giving a crap. The gig is up, and it isn't just the coach this year. The players don't want to go the extra mile for Josh any more.

Dalton will be back for the Bengals game. Hamstrings take 3-4 weeks to heal. I said that the day of the injury in Miami and got my post deleted by a mod here. Or how about when McGovern hits the deck? It looks like he needs Medalert, because he's fallen and can't get up. I mean he does get up to his credit, but he looks about 57 years old.

TBD's favorite radio host from the stone ages Chuck Dickerson would say that's a bunch of horse poopy and things coaches say when they're whistling past the graveyard.

Get Allen back on schedule 90% of the time. This scramble stuff is fun occasionally, but not sustainable long term when it's 50% of your offense by indirect design.

I don't think it is the trainer or methods of recovery - it really speaks back to the coach/GM bias to target undersized defenders to meet their bias towards stopping the pass. I think in 2-3 years we'll be complaining about the plodding slow defense we'll end up with as the pendulum swings the other direction. But we'll have less injuries!

His takes during COVID times were brutal.

The Pegula factor (aka Sabres-esque moves) dictates it will be - Rick Dennison.

Damar leads into all of his tackles with his sternum, and this injury surprises you? This is the least surprising thing to happen since Rex hired his brother.