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If he's in shape and healthy he will play probably in Week 3. The two week exemption might prevent him from playing Week 2. Not sure on this though. Peters is too good, athletic and talented to not pick up the offence right away. The important thing is he's back, and hopefully out to prove his worth. Besides, half of Peters is an upgrade over Chambers (no offence, Chambers).

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hopefully back for the Jacksonville game...

Picking up a scheme is a little easier for a LT than say a QB or WR. The skill position guys have to learn the correct reads for every single play. On the other hand, lineman typically have 10-15 different blocking schemes and protections for a handfull of plays. Hopefully this leads to him being back sooner rather than later.

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hopefully back for the Jacksonville game...

Picking up a scheme is a little easier for a LT than say a QB or WR. The skill position guys have to learn the correct reads for every single play. On the other hand, lineman typically have 10-15 different blocking schemes and protections for a handfull of plays. Hopefully this leads to him being back sooner rather than later.

 

The line calls are all the same. Most of the plays are the same. The biggest difference is what plays will be called in certain situations and allowing the QB to audible.

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The line calls are all the same. Most of the plays are the same. The biggest difference is what plays will be called in certain situations and allowing the QB to audible.

There is little question that Dockery could tell Peters his assignment in 1-2 seconds as soon as the play is called in the huddle and they can devise a system between themselves to let him know his assignment if there are audibles for the first two games or so, which is all he will need.

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There is little question that Dockery could tell Peters his assignment in 1-2 seconds as soon as the play is called in the huddle and they can devise a system between themselves to let him know his assignment if there are audibles for the first two games or so, which is all he will need.

 

thus proving that Dockery indeed deserves to be the higher paid player...

 

frankly, after all of this, if he reports in any condition less than 1 week out of being in game shape, we have a pretty good answer to the "does he still have the drive to play?" question.

 

he has painted himself into a corner where he now needs to have another kickass season. even better than last year's. if he shows up a few weeks away from being able to play, it shows he hasnt been training and rehabing his groin and was truly after the scam of a big payday.

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if he's in shape and healthy then he's out there in jax kicking ass.

 

that will make it 2 straight years (with an injury and hold out exception) where we had the same group on Oline, including 3 studs (peters, dock, walker) one up and comer (butler) and a decent vet at C.

 

marshawn is going for 1600+ this year.

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Jauron: " Brian, what did you do to your kicking leg, it looks and smells nasty "

 

 

Moorman: "I'm O.K. coach, but Peters may walk like he has a corn cobb stuck up his fat arse for awhile" :lol:

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Every NFL game is tough. The Bills cannot afford to look at game through "this game is harder than that game" glasses.

What difference does that make in this situation? If Peters were to play in game 2, it would stand to reason he would play in game 3 (ad beyond) as well.

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