We'll never know what discussions took place but I'm surprised Dallas didn't add a WR. Lesser extent same with the Packers.
That’s a great trade for the Bills. I don’t think they absolutely needed to make that kind of move - I honestly really like what I’ve seen from Singletary this year and Cook looked serviceable on Sunday, but Hines is a much better player than Moss and maybe an increased threat of throwing to their RBs adds another wrinkle to keep the offense fresh as the seasons goes on.
Couldn't agree more. I'm a little surprised we didn't see Agholor sent to the Packers. Guess the $$$ was too much. (Or they wanted a receiver who caught the ball.)
Zach Moss seems like a poor mans Deon Jackson. No idea why he would have any value for IND.
I wonder if the compensation Pitt got for Claypool screwed up other WR deals. It's crazy that Houston didn't get something for Cooks...
Not to pick at a scab but NKeal Harry was a first rounder. There will certianly be great WRs drafted in round two and later but picking them is hard.
I think his $18.7M cap hit next year was a huge problem for teams. Not really surprising.
To get a pick back for Hines, if they didn't want to pay him 4.5M plus next season.
Kickers/Punters on the intial list of eligibles for 2023
PUNTERS/KICKERS (10): Gary Anderson (K), Jason Elam (K), Jeff Feagles (P), Jason Hanson (K), John Kasay, (K), Sean Landeta (P), Shane Lechler (P), Ryan Longwell (K), Pat McAfee (P), Matt Turk (P).
Josh Allen has an injured elbow but Rapaport says it's just something to monitor.
View: https://twitter.com/RapSheet/status/1589704644447477761?s=20&t=Z0yCsdcERfk_SJJwlP9vDw
Benjamin Allbright, a reporter based in Denver, has this on Allen.
View: https://twitter.com/AllbrightNFL/status/1589700354232692737?s=20&t=Z0yCsdcERfk_SJJwlP9vDw
View: https://twitter.com/RapSheet/status/1589704644447477761?s=20&t=Z0yCsdcERfk_SJJwlP9vDw
Benjamin Allbright, a reporter based in Denver, has this on Allen.
View: https://twitter.com/AllbrightNFL/status/1589700354232692737?s=20&t=Z0yCsdcERfk_SJJwlP9vDw
Yeah. He made a couple of 4thQ throws yesterday that were both terrible and left him shaking it out.
His last pass on Sunday was a 40 yard throw that the defender made a very nice play on. It was a decent throw. This was 2 throws after the play where he may have been injured. Of course, his first play after he may have been injured, he needed 17 yards and only threw it 10 and immediately grabbed the elbow and was opening his hand.
There won’t be enough Genesee in production to heal Bills fans if he has a torn ligament. It will also likely rob us of another Buff-KC AFCCG with both Allen and Mahomes at the peak of their powers, which would be a shame.
Didn't Allen have a UCL injury in 2018? It's not the same as a MLB pitcher injury. My amateur internet sleuthing says this is a multi-week injury, but not season ending?
Here's a scientific journal article from 2010, with an abstract that says, "A total of 10 cases of UCL injuries in quarterbacks were identified starting in 1994. Nine cases were treated nonoperatively and the mean return to play was 26.4 days," and "UCL injuries of the elbow are uncommon injuries in professional quarterbacks. This group of overhead athletes can be successfully treated nonoperatively, in contrast to baseball players, who more commonly need surgical reconstruction to return to competitive play. The difference between the 2 groups of overhead athletes is most likely secondary to biomechanics and demand."
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/20609599/
Depends on the injury. If it's a complete tear he will need surgery and miss a year plus
If it was a tear, could he have thrown that 60 69 yard bomb that Gardner broke up at the end of the game? I'm not so sure.
Edit: Went back and looked -- he threw it from his 11 yard-line to the Jets's 20!
Edit: Went back and looked -- he threw it from his 11 yard-line to the Jets's 20!
Okay, I didn't realize that a pitcher could "dial it up" with a torn ACL.
Don't think that this deserves its own thread, but didn't know where else to put it. A nice, amusing story about Jared Veldheer (who played several season in the NFL) becoming the head cook and menu planner at his kids' school.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2sJEiWpErr8
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2sJEiWpErr8
I saw on his wikipedia page that he was a Patriot for a week in May 2019 but retired. Later in 2019, he unretired and played for Green Bay and then Indy before retiring for good.
People have memory holed that that wasn’t the AFCCG, I have heard that more than once and neither team made the SB. It’s kind of a weird psychological phenomenon. Pour one out for Burrow and the Bengals.
Well, I thought we were talking about last year. The super competitive game. IM SO SORRY
Also SoSH: I completely forgot this matchup in the 2020 AFCCG even happened.
View: https://twitter.com/pauldehnerjr/status/1590012464070275073
#Bengals game against the Steelers (11/20) that was supposed to be on Sunday Night Football has been flexed out. Game will now kick at 4:25 p.m. on CBS. Chiefs-Chargers moves into SNF slot.
#Bengals game against the Steelers (11/20) that was supposed to be on Sunday Night Football has been flexed out. Game will now kick at 4:25 p.m. on CBS. Chiefs-Chargers moves into SNF slot.
I keep refreshing this thread to see if Josh Allen has had his throwing arm amputated below the elbow yet.
lolololol. If Allen is out
If Allen did indeed need TJ surgery, BUF seems like an awfully good spot for TB12 to run it back next year.