It will be interesting to see if EJ Manuel plays the final game against New England or sits out the rest of the season.
If he doesn't start next week, players in the locker room might begin to question EJ's toughness, and most important of all - his leadership. One way players earn the respect of their teammates is by playing hurt. If you can't play with pain, you can't play the game.
I really want to know how Fred Jackson honestly feels about the Bills young quarterback. Didn't Fred sprain his knee twice this season?
Besides the ill advised hit Manuel took in Cleveland, the rest of his injuries have been unnoticeable on film.
After Kevin Kolb slipped at St. John Fisher, did he give EJ Manuel his glass slipper?
From what I've heard and read, Manuel suffered his latest injury on the 2nd or 3rd last play of the Jacksonville game. He looked fine jogging onto the field with a huge smile on his face when the Bills won.
Is something going on here? Does Doug Marrone think Thad Lewis gives the Bills a better chance of winning?
For the first time this season, Marrone did not sound like himself when asked about EJ's durability.
Normally, words are not hard to speak for Doug Marrone but when he was defending Manuel in his answer something didn't sound right. He was reaching for words in a way that didn't sound like the coach I've heard all season. He was, "110% confident," that EJ would start against New England.
Is there such a thing as a one week knee injury in the NFL? What if Manuel says, "I can't go coach," and makes Marrone look like a fool?
All signs are pointing in one direction. The Bills are going to draft another QB.
If he doesn't start next week, players in the locker room might begin to question EJ's toughness, and most important of all - his leadership. One way players earn the respect of their teammates is by playing hurt. If you can't play with pain, you can't play the game.
I really want to know how Fred Jackson honestly feels about the Bills young quarterback. Didn't Fred sprain his knee twice this season?
Besides the ill advised hit Manuel took in Cleveland, the rest of his injuries have been unnoticeable on film.
After Kevin Kolb slipped at St. John Fisher, did he give EJ Manuel his glass slipper?
From what I've heard and read, Manuel suffered his latest injury on the 2nd or 3rd last play of the Jacksonville game. He looked fine jogging onto the field with a huge smile on his face when the Bills won.
Is something going on here? Does Doug Marrone think Thad Lewis gives the Bills a better chance of winning?
For the first time this season, Marrone did not sound like himself when asked about EJ's durability.
Normally, words are not hard to speak for Doug Marrone but when he was defending Manuel in his answer something didn't sound right. He was reaching for words in a way that didn't sound like the coach I've heard all season. He was, "110% confident," that EJ would start against New England.
Is there such a thing as a one week knee injury in the NFL? What if Manuel says, "I can't go coach," and makes Marrone look like a fool?
All signs are pointing in one direction. The Bills are going to draft another QB.
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