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Is that “do good, be good, god bless, go Bills”?

People are saying if it was murder or a vehicular accident, police reports would be out there. A wellness check was ordered at his apartment last night but Kneeland wasn’t home. Take from that what you will.

I like the receiver who plays angry and with emotion, ala Nabors, but with that usually comes a bit of diva (Diggs). BTJ and Coleman don’t play that way, but if they were the quiet producer like Jefferson (or Fitzgerald), no one could say they didn’t have that dawg in them.

Dorian Williams? He definitely will be. Carter probably gets cut at cutdown day and Strong retires. The OL also won’t be returning all 5 starters through 2029-2030. The two tackles are the only givens IMO.

Four including the OP. Guess it felt like many more 😅

I would’ve loved to see the reactions of those calling for a punt if it was blocked and returned for a TD. Methinks they’d be singing an entirely different tune. It’s the 36 yard line, guys, it’s FG or go for it. No coach is punting 20-25 yards there.

NOBODY punts from the freaking 36 yard line, nor should they.

I don’t know why anyone would opt for fusion over a replacement disc!

Actually I’d wager that Landon Jackson is much more athletic than Michael Hoecht, but he plays much stiffer and less fluid, so his test numbers haven’t seemed to translate to the field yet. We need him to step his game up in the worst way. Maybe he’ll get another opportunity and the light will come on. Remember, he’s not a bum, he was highly productive in the SEC and whipped some good tackle prospects, including the 4th overall pick in the draft. EDIT: just looked up Hoecht’s RAS, it was 0.05 better than Jackson, a 9.93, so I would’ve lost that wager.

Erik Turner highlighted another where Bishop communicated a change in coverage - Benford got the memo, Ingram ended up covering grass as his man ran for 20 on a 2nd and 16. I counted at least 3 breakdowns with him in the lineup. The 3rd and 10 “pick play” was another that shouldn’t have happened in that down and distance.

Sounds like an underlying issue that may have been discovered after whatever happened at that particular practice. Sucks for the guy and the Bills. He looked promising.

Is this something that could have happened in one practice? Or could it have been a degenerative issue, unknown by team doctors at the time he was drafted?

First Things First was discussing this. Hairston and Bishop both spilled film study “tells” they found while scouting the Chiefs. Nick and everybody else said they should’ve sat on that information until after the season (I agree).

I remember Lawrence Taylor saying when he wasn’t sure about something, whether it was his responsibility in the playcall or something else, he would just go 100 miles an hour to blow up whatever he could. Said if you’re going to make a mistake, play fast while you’re doing it, not tentatively. Bosa could’ve used that advice there.

So Strong and Sanders were severely hurt in practice, while Daquan Jones was hurt during warmups (not to mention Oliver’s first injury occurred in practice). The defense is snake-bit this year.