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Van Roten is straight trash

Allen isn’t made of glass though,

Wonder if they’re still talking about rather having Jaelen Phillips than Rousseau on finheaven.

if it’s within one step and its not overly “forceful” it’s not dirty at all. They knew Tua was susceptible to injury when they drafted him.

Hate to say it but Teddy Bongwater might be more of an issue for the defense. He at least has an average arm.

That’s a PF? It’s not a personal foul in 2-hand touch.

Ingram was a tire fire all preseason. I can’t believe Neal or Lewis isn’t a better option?

D got one stop already. Tua attacks the edge at LOS and 10 yards downfield in th middle. If they can matriculate without mistakes then give em credit. As the field compresses, easier to hold them to figgies.

Miami isn’t really going to be able to stop the Bills except by TO, and their O hasn’t done anything yet

Boy that wasn’t much of a hold to extend a drive on.

Can they do Bates to center and literally anyone else to guard? van rotten is too unreliable

It's always time to drop 7 and rush 4.

I'm not sure what I'm rooting for more here: - A 42-6 win that exposes Tua as a limited QB that withers under pass rush. - A 42-30 win that gives Dolphin fans false hope of false deliverance at the QB position, only to have their dreams crushed on their December Iditarod to Buffalo. Granted, it won't be late enough in the season where it'd be the likes of Antonio Williams and Dean Marlowe doing it.

You mean, a game against the Dolphins?

I'm concerned but not going to panic until I see Ingram out on the field. He could play for the Ravens.

Karma, and a 3rd round comp pick.

Better to be Larnel Coleman than Carnal Lolman.

I'd have to think Emili is the guy at #53 that gets waived to the practice squad on the next roster move. Bryant, they might not be able to get away with that, but he would have been subject to waivers after two elevations from the practice squad anyway. Mancz can at least snap the ball, which is an improvement from Van Roten. Ja'Marcus Ingram was by far the worst Bills DB I saw in preseason. Eww.

What happened to him, pulled or splattered? Just flicked over and see Trent Edwards Jr in there.

Neal is primarily backup at nickel CB. He's struggled on the boundary.

The running joke the last couple years has been: The best team in the AFC East is the Bills. The second best is the Bills' backups. If that's the case, then no worries.

The Bills don't really define their safety roles like that, it's not going to be a Leonard Smith in the box and a Bill Simpson roaming deep. Part of that quarters defense, and the thing that makes it tough, is each safety has their side of the field to patrol and handle both pass and run defense on their side. As long as Jaquan or Hamlin can execute the role, it shouldn't be beyond their physical limitations. The lack of experience is the biggest thing.

That was always Marino though. After taking that first whack, his main concern would be getting rid of the football before getting whacked again. The color of the jersey catching it - if any - became less important.

The ball is mostly going to the first read. When that isn't available can he get to the second? If he doesn't have time to get to the second, can he buy that time and get the ball there?