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https://sleeperbot.com/topic/f7562addf2874f5099918c4dad5df252 LeSean McCoy was forced from Buffalo's Week 6 game against the 49ers with a right leg injury. But... It had the looks of a major injury, but Shady began to walk briskly after getting to the sideline. Perhaps the Bills have dodged a bullet, but we probably won't get official word until after halftime. McCoy had been eating up the 49ers' tissue-soft run defense before going down, taking the rock 11 times for 106 yards and two touchdowns. Did anyone see it? He was tearing it up before that.

FU to Russell Wilson for sucking this entire year. You're killing my team.

FU to me for benching Ware (and playing Hogan), on the belief that Ware's touches were going down.

Ouch.

Good thinking. Drop OBJ immediately. 200+ yards and 2 TDs is not acceptable.

Please no. Glad you were wrong.

FU Gostkowski for missing kicks this year. Just missed an XP.

Dunno. Looks like Tate is getting all the action.

https://twitter.com/JoeBuscaglia/status/787724359515381760 LeSean McCoy is cleared to re-enter the game #Bills

Playing against a deadbeat owner?

http://www.fftodayforums.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=459507

Was gonna say FU to Philly DST. But not so fast... They've just had a KR for TD and a Defensive TD in the last few minutes!

Cooks needs to get back in the kitchen. I feel the need for Snead!

LOL, just googled Chris Hogan and found this article.... http://blog.masslive.com/patriots/2016/10/new_england_patriots_wr_chris.html New England Patriots WR Chris Hogan is a freak athlete From the article: In one game with Tom Brady, Patriots wide receiver Chris Hogan pulled in receptions of 43 and 63 yards, all but a handful of those yards coming with the ball in the air. To compare: In 40 outings with Tom Brady, how many times did Randy Moss accomplish such a feat — a catch 40+ yards and another of 60+ yards in the same game? Just once.

Hulkamania is running wild today! He's in my lineup.

FU Robert Woods for doing nothing so far. Should have played Hogan instead.

You think Quizz is the answer?

That's a long article. But the title says "college all-stars." So, was a it a college super-team?

No college team could beat a pro team. You have a team with maybe a handful of future NFL rookies, against a team full of NFL players (previously, college all-stars), most with years of NFL experience. No comparison. I'd love to see it happen, though. Reminds me of the "Williams sisters vs men" debate. And that Karsten Braasch guy (ranked 203 in the world at the time), smoked both of them. https://www.theguardian.com/observer/osm/story/0,,543962,00.html

I dropped Thomas last week and picked up Zach Miller. Paid off so far.

Alabama couldn't even beat the Browns. They'd get pounded, too.

I drafted Lockett and played him for the first 3 weeks. Caused me to lose at least 1. Unless he goes off, or I'm desperate, I won't pick him back up.

Due to byes, I need to pick 2 out of: DeAndre, Hogan and Woods. Rolling with DeAndre and Woods. Tempted to put in Hogan over Woods, but I'll wait and see what he does this weekend. Think Hogan will be their main deep threat though.

Well, you make a really compelling argument there.

Didn't Brown tear it up for a little while for the Eagles a few years ago? Then he just kinda disappeared.