Does not sound encouraging that McCoy will play this Sunday

[ghz in pittsburgh]

https://twitter.com/SalSports/status/789478459252834306

Wow. wgr550 Sal has video McCoy doing running catching drill. Generally speaking for a RB, when the opposing team ranked last in rushing defense, your incentive to play is that much higher. HOWEVER, Dolphins game last week in a lot of ways reminds me the Bills's Cardinals game in week 3. We don't know what we are walking into this Sunday.

[Forward_Lateral]

Hmmmmmm. Is Rex using Bellicheat mind tricks? McCoy looked fine in that video.

[PuntKicker]

https://twitter.com/SalSports/status/789478459252834306

Wow. wgr550 Sal has video McCoy doing running catching drill. Generally speaking for a RB, when the opposing team ranked last in rushing defense, your incentive to play is that much higher. HOWEVER, Dolphins game last week in a lot of ways reminds me the Bills's Cardinals game in week 3. We don't know what we are walking into this Sunday.

Thanks for that. Someone in the comments asked what I felt to be an important question: when was the video taken? We can assume anything, but if a person is considering action on the game, it'd be helpful if Sal confirmed that small detail.

On that note, Bills are at -3 +105 at my book. Would you wager now and take advantage of the +105, or wait and see if it finally moves to -2.5 -110? If this Shady news is real, Sal could be responsible for reversing the movement of the line very soon, so should i wager now?

[Forward_Lateral]

How can they be +105 but favored?

[Ed]

How can they be +105 but favored?

+105 is the payout. So if he bets that the Bills will by more than 3, he can win $1.05 for every $1.00 he bets. If he bets the Bills win by more than 2.5, he only wins $1.00 for every $1.10 he bets.

[Saratoga Slim]

Joe Buscaglia ‏@JoeBuscaglia 1h1 hour ago
#Bills OC Anthony Lynn on McCoy's hamstring: Last year we went week to week, and I don't want to do that anymore. Want him fully healthy.

Even though Rex probably wants to play him from his talk today to reporters. I'm on board. Instead of having the version of McCoy of early last season who was recovering from the hamstring injury, I'd rather getting him fully healed so he can dominate games. That means sitting out the NE game, too if necessary.

Fully agree. As someone who has been struggling with a hammy on and off for a year, I can attest that if you don't shut it down and let it heal you're in for a long haul

[ghz in pittsburgh]

Thanks for that. Someone in the comments asked what I felt to be an important question: when was the video taken? We can assume anything, but if a person is considering action on the game, it'd be helpful if Sal confirmed that small detail.

On that note, Bills are at -3 +105 at my book. Would you wager now and take advantage of the +105, or wait and see if it finally moves to -2.5 -110? If this Shady news is real, Sal could be responsible for reversing the movement of the line very soon, so should i wager now?

I would not bet on road wins in NFL. Seems like most of the upset happens in those case (perhaps football being a very emotional game has something to do with that).

For the record, I don't put cash down on sports. May play the crap table full of crowd for fun.

[ghz in pittsburgh]

Shady after practice today:
http://www.espn.com/espn/now?nowId=2...905588958319-4

Rex after practice:
http://www.espn.com/espn/now?nowId=2...254318404704-4

If I read into it, he's not playing Sunday. But it is real positive that he won't be out for long.

[Forward_Lateral]

+105 is the payout. So if he bets that the Bills will by more than 3, he can win $1.05 for every $1.00 he bets. If he bets the Bills win by more than 2.5, he only wins $1.00 for every $1.10 he bets.

Ahhh I thought he was talking about the moneyline being +105. My mistake