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  1. 1 minute ago, SectionC3 said:

    I think this is kind of the point.  If there was external spread, e.g., player to player or player to coach, that’s sort of the problem here.  My understanding is that league protocols are designed to prevent gathering of players/staff when a facility is closed to prevent the spread.  If the players/coaches gathered outside of the facility (e.g., to lift) and spread the virus through that contact, then “it” is on the Titans for failing to contain the virus (and causing significant upheaval in league operations). 

     

    Yes, seems like the NFL is investigating whether Titans players gathered to practice outside the facility.  If so, they forfeit.  Speaking selfishly, I'm bummed if the game isn't played on Sunday.  Heading up to WNY this weekend and was hoping to see the game.    

  2. 3 minutes ago, LABILLBACKER said:

    So is this year more like 88 or 89? I don't have alot of faith in this coaching staff after what I witnessed today. Too conservative to take Josh and this offense to the next level. I hope we don't become the Andy Dalton Bengals......


    88.  I don’t think we have the personnel on offense... yet.  Coaching was mediocre today but there were some key missed plays on offense (not the result of Texans defense plays) that killed us.   I just hope the d doesn’t regress before we get players on offense and Josh matures more.  

  3. 10 minutes ago, Nitro said:

    Does this remind any old timers of the 1989 season?  Bills team on the rise losing a close game to Cleveland.  Next season looks to be a brighter one.


    Yep.  Bitterly disappointed and pissed off and not wanting to face a long off season (optimistic for next year).  The 25 year drought Is what this makes it more exasperating for me. 

  4. The Pegulas would have been in over their head had they caved to Marrone's ridiculous demands.

     

    I stopped reading Sully's article when I got to the second paragraph (and even that was 1 paragraph too many). I've always read his columns but basically this one is over the top and I'll never read him again once I figure out who is on the by-line of future BN articles. He is basically a shrill, bitter, person that has no accountability for his opinions and that says the same thing, weak after weak (misspelling is intentional). Life is too short to support his drivel.

     

    The Pegulas are going to make mistakes. No question, they are new at this and will make mistakes, but the only mistake I've seen them make so far is clinging to the past, putting their eggs in the Polian basket, and the resulting delay in hiring a czar-- if that's what they want to do. That doesn't mean they are in over their heads. It doesn't mean the sky is falling. It doesn't mean there is "blood in the water." Personally, I think they've done pretty well with the crisis, especially given that they've only owned the team for 3 months. Let the chips fall where they may; I am going to sit back, enjoy the suspense, support them, and see where things end up.

  5. I know this has probably been discussed ad nauseum in other threads, but has there ever been a time in the history of the NFL where the owners have not approved a potential buyer that has been unanimously approved by the Finance Committee? It ain't over till its over, but I would be shocked if this thing isn't finished by Oct. 8 regardless of the other issues the owners will be discussing. Pegula's bid, if approved, would be the highest price for an NFL franchise in NFL history and I really don't see how the owners would let those other issues (and RG's potential employment) kick the Pegula item off the agenda. The owners don't need RG to do the vote.

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