He has a very natural and authentic football intelligence in terms of the way he dissects defenses and the way he's picking up concepts. Like I said, from a teammate perspective, he's been a standup guy and it's been good having him in the meetings and on the field.
Pro football historians are making their way to Buffalo this weekend, for the biennial convention of the Pro Football Researchers Association.
Their focus will be Buffalo's role in pro football history, and they'll hold meetings and talks at the Buffalo History Museum Friday and Saturday. PFRA executive vice president George Bozecka joined the show this past Tuesday and talked about what the researchers do. If a book has been published on pro football history it's probably from one of our members. We have members nationwide and in seven countries. More information on the Pro Football researchers and the convention in Buffalo is available here.
Sean McDermott announced the Bills' middle linebacker suffered a hamstring injury against Jacksonville. Here's a list of six things you may have missed on the show this week:. Related Content. National experts still have high expectations for the Bills at the midseason point. Topics Include the team making strong second-half adjustments, Josh Allen's play though the game, and the quality of the performance by the defense.
Topics Include: The offense finding their rhythm in the second half, Josh's relationship with golfer Phil Mickelson, and the impact of key plays from Cole Beasley. Bills defensive coordinator, Leslie Frazier spoke to the media before practice on Thursday.
Topics included: his takeaways from the Tennessee Titans game, the rotation of the Bills defensive line, clock management on the defensive side of the ball, and the growth of Bills rookie defensive end Greg Rousseau so far.
Bills offensive coordinator, Brian Daboll spoke to the media before practice on Thursday. Topics included: what he's seen from Bills tight end Tommy Sweeney thus far and how he will step up in the upcoming weeks, how he's handled personal adversity over the last few weeks with the loss of his grandmother and grandfather, Sean McDermott's history of success coming off the bye-week, and what he emphasizes to the team about red-zone offense.
Topics include: what he learned after watching the tape from the Week 7 matchup vs the Tennessee Titans, what he reflected on during the bye week, how this season's bye week resembled last season's as both weeks followed a loss, how the team was able to reset and go on a run after last season's bye week, and why Offensive Coordinator Brian Daboll is such a festive play caller.
Topics Include: An injury report following Monday night's game against Tennessee, the resiliency of the team going into the bye week following a loss, and improving in the red zone. Bills head coach Sean McDermott talked to the media following the loss to the Titans about the close plays at the end of the game, the defensive struggles in the second half, and the passing of Brian Daboll's grandfather. Bills quarterback, Josh Allen and wide receiver, Cole Beasley spoke to the media following the loss to the Tennessee Titans.
Other than a nice one-handed catch to pick up a first down in the second half, Jackson was a non factor. He did easily lead his backfield mates in targets, as Bryce Brown and Christine Michael saw a combined one look. Michael finished with one of the best games of his career, rushing for 84 yards on 16 carries, and Brown was in the mix too, toting the ball nine times for 43 yards. Jackson will stay in his third-down role even though Thomas Rawls is out for the season, the Seattle Times reports.
The Seahawks like Jackson as the third-down back in passing situations. Both likely will be used Week 15 against the Browns. Jackson carried a season-high seven times for 15 yards and caught one of four targets for eight yards in Sunday's win over the Ravens. The veteran saw an increased workload after Thomas Rawls left with a season-ending injury, finishing second on the team to only DuJuan Harris.
Harris appears in line to handle the majority of the carries until Marshawn Lynch returns from an injury of his own, but Jackson could handle the pass-catching duties, as the former was not targeted Sunday. Jackson still carries little fantasy value until Seattle proves willing to lean on him. Jackson caught two passes off two targets for 13 yards and a touchdown Sunday against Minnesota.
He added a five-yard rush in the win. The touchdown was his first since Week 2. In theory, Jackson is Seattle's No.
DuJuan Harris, in his first game of the season, tallied three carries Sunday, further clouding Jackson's role. Jackson caught two passes off of two targets for seven yards and added a four-yard run in Sunday's win over the Steelers. Jackson has nine touches combined over the past two weeks after garnering just eight in previous four outings. With Marshawn Lynch on the shelf for the next few weeks, Jackson has climbed up a spot on the depth chart, but with a young, fresh starting back and a mobile quarterback under center, it'd be unrealistic to expect too much from the veteran back.
The Seahawks' backfield is slowly turning into Bills West. Regent Street in London was bursting with celebration of professional football on Saturday prior to Sunday's clash between the Jacksonville Jaguars and the Buffalo Bills at Wembley Stadium. Seattle Seahawks running back Fred Jackson was in a car accident near the team's practice facility on Tuesday. Jackson didn't suffer any injuries from the accident. Seahawks coach Pete Carroll said Wednesday that workhorse running back Marshawn Lynch looks "ready" for a full workload against the Carolina Panthers in Week 6.
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