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I find that so hard to believe. I didn't see the injury at first so I went back and watched the fumbled punt, and he was walking around at the end of the play without any sort of limp or sign of pain. Maybe something developed over time, but I really doubt it. Was he in for any plays (offense or special teams) after that fumble?

There's this to consider... https://x.com/unvaultedlocks/status/1990880704754852178?s=20 (In case you don't want to visit the link..."Nico Collins without CJ Stroud this year has 3 straight games of 75+ yards receiving (75, 136, 92), with CJ Stroud he's only had two games over with 75 or more. Another big night incoming for Nico! 🔒")

FIFY

Of course I did. If you actually read my OP, you would see that I’m not advocating for anything in particular, and I certainly never advocated for “passing all the time.” I’m just posing questions based on that material in the video. Thanks for that, though.

This is a video posted a couple weeks ago, so if it was shared here already, my apologies. I did a quick search and didn't find it. Interesting look at why teams still run the ball so much when passing seems to be clearly better. In the end, teams may want to run the ball as much or more than pass it. Is Joe Brady just following game theory? Are we all crazy to think that we run the ball too much, especially with an MVP at QB? Check it out and see what you think.

Just a few days ago everybody here was ready to jump off a bridge...now we're all looking at how we can get a #1 seed! I love this place.

Is he the famous kicker from the ancient Roman Empire?

I'm also interested in what people think is the best italian place in Buffalo. Have had some great classic italian food in Buffalo in years past, but not sure where to go these days.

Down low in the corner?

Agreed, though I will say that I thought the defense did quite well even after Hoecht went out (4th and 17 notwithstanding).

I’m just hoping he makes it through practice this week, much less the entire season, the way things have been going.

Imagine those two showing up at your front door for candy.

I'm in what I believe is the southeastern corner of the stadium, so it's the Visitor's side, directly above the tunnel where the visitors enter and leave the stadium. Seems tough to predict when that area will be in sun/shade, since my guess is it will be right in the transition zone on most game days depending on the start time.

Same here, especially in the early months of the season when it can get really hot. I've been trying to look at video and photos of the new stadium to try and see when, at different times of the year, my seats will be in the shade. Tough one to calculate.

Can't they just give us a WR instead?