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Then there was that moment, right before the game, when running back Fred Jackson walked up to greet her. We wondered aloud if Grandma might have taken a liking to the handsome Jackson, who is still running strong at the ripe age of 33. She paused, breaking into a smile. “He’s too old for me" -- Burrrrrnnn. That was a great read. Thanks.

I'm intrigued by the Colorado State QB. Where is he projected to go?

Glenn was clearly hobbled during Cleveland game. Hope it's just a "maintenance" day.

We really have to run the ball better. Don't see it happening with the play calling. 24-16 Broncos.

How about 50 and sunny?

Watkins was wide open numerous times yesterday. Easily identifiable single coverage and Orton wouldn't see it.

Punt.

Not a great way to start a break down.

We really need Bradham to be ready.

Has to be BO

It's a sweet thing to watch our "speed rusher" bull rush a LT for a clutch sack.

Fred Jackson did some of the best pass protection by a RB that I've ever seen.

Not Hackett

Made it harder? It was three yards behind him. It could have been a pick 6.

Kyle is the better player but I think Bradham would be the bigger loss. It's become painfully clear that he is our best LB.

Don't know if it's been mentioned, but Watkins made EJ look even worse than he was. Multiple times, Sammy should have sat in the zone but instead kept running.

^ this is an excellent point.

that play Searcy made on 4th down was incredible. only Bills defender who read the play and he blew through a block like it was nothing to get there.

I saw that these are in every Bills locker.

he is saying that they added "for the 2014 season" because it would be rude to just assume that TP would keep it on the jersey forever. i don't they keep the patch forever unless they find someway to blend it into the uniform like the Bears.

i don't think you can read much into our defense against Chicago. They have too many weapons. I think Schwartz was looking to play a bend but don't break style and let Cutler make his mistakes.

Gotta give Graham credit. He was first.

I would sooner give McKelvin a good than a bad.

This is a really interesting profile on how Schefter works: There are many theories as to why Schefter breaks so much news: when he covered the Denver Broncos, Mike Shanahan must’ve leaked him news; when he was at the NFL Network, the league surely fed him information; when he was represented by the mega-agency CAA, its network of agents must’ve helped him out (Schefter points out he used CAA for just two years and negotiated his last contract by himself two years ago). But the truth is, sources seem to call him as much as he calls them, and information flows both ways. Midway through his drive to Bristol, a front-office executive from the Kansas City Chiefs rang. “I think you maybe have another suspension coming down the pike,” Schefter told him. “I don’t think it’s today, but I think it’s coming here before the preseason’s over. . . . Oh, you weren’t aware of that? . . . I think Donald Stephenson. Does that surprise you? I don’t know that for a fact, but I had somebody text me and say, ‘Hey, be on the lookout for Donald Stephenson.’ So, I’m giving you a heads-up in advance. If it starts percolating and you give me a heads-up back, that’d be great.” Four days later when the info was more solid, Schefter reported to the rest of the world that the Chiefs offensive lineman had been suspended for the first four games of the season. http://www.washingtonpost.com/sports/redskins/adam-schefter-is-nfl-reporting-machine/2014/09/02/93e009f2-32cc-11e4-9f4d-24103cb8b742_story.html

Except that those quotes were all taken from interviews before "the article" came out, responding to questions asked by outside reporters.