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Brown blocking air there.

Put together his catches on offense and special teams, and Shakir is averaging -6 yards.

If so, he would do better letting his wife call them instead.

If he retired it would be addition by subtraction. He's a nice player, but he's built like a seventh grader.

For once, that "zero" meme is accurate. I also have zero confidence that McDermott could lead this team to the Super Bowl even with two Josh Allens.

I hope McDermott is taking notes. He would be an assistant coach on this defense.

It would be if Josh Allen played on it.

I'm worried that because of the short week he'll be even more predictable than usual. Get ready for a lot of bubble screens.

I feel the same way and wish I didn't. If they had won in 2022, all these years wouldn't matter nearly as much, they would just be gravy. It was a lot more fun watching when they were up and coming with nothing to lose.

I don't see how people who claim Mahomes and Burrow are better can never acknowledge the yawning chasm between the receivers those two have thrown to all their career and those that Allen has had to work with. Yes, he had Diggs (who routinely disappeared in the playoffs), but that is it.

I keep hearing that the same happens to other teams, but aside from Detroit last year, we seem to be in the front of the line when Fate is handing out long-term injuries (or injuries that happen at the worst time, like Benford in the KC playoff game and Bernard the year before that).

Didn't happen with Elam. I wonder if it can happen to Coleman next year.

Nice to meet you, Happy. You can call me Joy.

Hardman and Hoecht (and Strong and Oliver and Carter), we hardly knew ye!

Or sure loss, for that matter. I keep hearing about last year's game and how the Bills offense has no chance against the powerful Houston defense.

Do the Bills risk losing Davis every time he goes back to the practice squad? Or can he decline to sign with another team that wants to sign him? Or JaMarcus Russell, who had all the physical attributes except brain matter.

Whenever that happens, I dream of a scenario where Beane packages all the whiff picks and moves up for a franchise player. I do wish Beane would do something like this on occasion. It's hard to pick at the bottom of every round year after year, where the chances of landing a franchise player are so much lower. I think you have to roll the dice sometimes, maybe when you're sure of your targeted player (e.g., Garrett Wilson that year) and not too excited about the rest of the draft.

I wanted Beane to draft Pitre instead of Elam. (Subtext: I should be Bills GM, clearly.)

I was being a bit facetious, but when a team is so soft against the run, they create an impression of being weak overall. I do wonder why teams choose to throw when they're gouging the Bills with the run game.

4.59 forty, according to his RAS score. His overall score was 4.37, is that what you were thinking of? Neither number is very good, but Jerry Rice didn't score very well, either.

Tell that to Brady. He just figured out that Cook is more useful running wheel routes than sitting on the bench. He's a slow study, Joe. But give him credit: he has a firm grasp of the wide-receiver screen and the stop route. 😕 But they're playing against the Bills defense, right? The Bills....defense.

Adding to his record number of AFC Player of the Week awards.

Google AI tells me that teams with a good offensive line can exploit their defensive tackles, while their safeties are vulnerable to play action. Of course, Google AI also admits it is a "long-term existential threat," so...

Limited in a walk-though practice. That says it all.

If Allen and Cook get automatic game balls every week, Samuel and Bernard get automatic injury designations.