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The last time the bills made a big trade down in the first round, they gave away Patrick Mahomes.

If I were to guess who may have gotten in the way of the deal, I would guess Tom Donahue. He was head of player personnel and still has a beef with Buffalo.

And Allen running for his life because we neglected the OL again.

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Kadish attackin Still can't forget the Super Bowl song.... Kadish attackin...Ferguson a passin...Mike-Mayer kickin... on a Chuck Knox Super Bowl team!

Agree. I'm betting that Beane will again ignore the OL in the draft. I hope I'm wrong. Signing free agent scrubs is not the answer. Beane needs to look at how KC solved their OL problem. Run, Josh, Run! Oh, better slide!

I'm really beginning to question Beane's ability to judge OL talent. Josh Allen needs that extra tic to make his reads and deliver the ball. When he has it, he is almost unstoppable. When he doesn't have it, he can be an awful turnover machine. Quessenberry was a liability. I hope he's back to compete for depth only.

Not sure why Beane doesn't tag and trade Edmunds. He is a valuable asset and we can place the tag on him until we trade him. Beane will never get the 3rd rounder as part of the compensatory pick thingy since he will certainly sign more UFAs than we let go. He always does. We need picks and Edmunds is worth at least a day 2 pick.

I was thinking the same thing! Joe is still a heartthrob to the women now watching his Medicare commercials.

Slow motion makes it look awkward. Show me it in real time.

The trend of the NFL is offensive minded head coaches. It's easier to keep a good DC since there is less demand for them to become head coaches. If you have a defensive minded head coach you really need a good OC. We had one in Daboll. Like every really good OC, they are hard to keep around. We need a really good OC that will stay for more than a year or two. Could Frank Reich help Josh?

A defensive minded HC needs a really good OC. Going from Dabol to Dorsey shows when you get to the big games.

When Josh Allen is good, he can be very good. When he is bad, he can be very bad.

First of all, I don’t want to speculate at all about what might be happening. As I previously posted, hypothermia is a set protocol that is set in motion asap following a cardiac arrest. Our hospital continues this for 24 hours and this requires that the patient be fully sedated(drug induced coma). The neurologist is usually called in after this is completed, especially if the patient isn’t waking up. Obviously, the longer the patient requires CPR, the greater the risk for an anoxic brain injury. A non contrast Head CT is often done as it is a quick procedure but sometimes the patient is not stable enough for this early on. MRI testing is much harder to get in critically ill patients but is sometimes done if the results can help the neurologist in decision making. I worked at UC hospital during part of my residency. Excellent hospital. I’m sure he is getting top notch care.

See the typical hypothermia protocol below. I'm a neurologist and have been involved in numerous evaluations in the past. When a patient is in the protocol, the body cooled and fully sedated, there is not much that can be assessed neurologically. The important neurological assessment comes early after the patient is warmed and the sedation is held. Usually serial neurological exams are performed over several days, looking for improved neurological function. It's not surprising that there have been no updates. Johns Hopkins hypothermia protocol.