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Coach: Doug Marrone. Just seemed to think of himself as above the team. No loyalty to the organization, the players, or the fans. Player: Sammy Watkins. Huge waste of ability (and draft picks). Never could really get his head together in Buffalo.

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Why would the Bills put Matt Milano on the field for OTA’s?

NFL hasn't cared about fans in thirty years.

When I read the title of the thread, I thought, "Novel idea. Is the NFL going to experiment with allowing teams to somehow punt with their arms like a backyard volleyball serve?" The actual subject of the thread disappointed me.

This could of been a fluke with such a small sample size. He needs more than that 😂

Didn't think of him till you said that, because I was thinking purely of on-field, but yeah, Beasley is #2 for me. A distraction, selfish, and all just at the time when his skills were leaving him. He went from one of my absolute favorites to my most disliked. But nobody will ever beat out Billy Joe Hobert. Publicly admitted he hadn't read his playbook and wasn't ready to play. Coach? Rexy. Never thought he was a good pick, but hoped he'd be OK. It became obvious after awhile that he was coasting, I thought. Second-worst? Rauch and Harvey Johnson for not building an offense around OJ Simpson. I mean, you have Simpson on the roster and you keep him returning kicks? Jeez.

The back three years of the contract wasn't real. It was basically a three year contract worth $52.5m that we easily could've gotten out of off of after three seasons. Hall of fame pass rushers age well as Bruce Smith was still elite at the same age (33-35) that Miller's contract was good for. It was a perfectly reasonable calculated risk that didn't work out. Miller was all that was advertised until the Thanksgiving curse struck its ugly head.

Tuck wants to know. 😉

No, silly person, no he didn't.

Um, he did play through it. Did his absolute best, but he wasn't the same. He did an excellent job here last year, more than earned his money. He was a great pickup, good enough that he got a major raise in salary from the 9ers and a signing bonus of more than half his two year contract. Got 60% of his contract guaranteed because he did a great job here. So good we couldn't afford him again. But as noted above, we'll get a comp pick for him. He didn't say or imply anything bad about the Bills. Thanks and good luck to him.

We all loved it at the time, The Closer, I'm hopeful though , he had his best games late in the season / playoffs and he's a genetic freak, has a great mindset and leadership, so I'm hopeful he could get back to at least 10 sacks , draw double teams, we'll see. Those games before the injury were awesome

Hate my allergies. Zyrtec and Flonase seem to do a decent job. Will take Sudafed on top of that on bad days. Gotta have the stuff in my system a few hours before cutting the grass or it’s a problem.

Yeah, this team surprised us with the Mario Williams signing, but he was only 27.

Clown show. I just remember his explanation for all the horrible challenges/non challenges during that 2015 Chiefs game in Arrowhead after the game in a key game in the middle of the season. I wanted them to fire him after that press conference.

Beane already addressed weapons around Allen with Kincaid, Cook and now Coleman. The strategy is to run the football more and throw to big, strong targets that can also run block well. Complimentary football baby, makes McD a happy clapper ; )

I agree. NFL needs to come down hard on this and they should force the Jags to forfeit their first three games.

Not really true about Singletary. He had a bunch of long runs. His longest in 2019 was 38 yards, 51 in 2020, 46 in 2021 and 33 in 2022. A bunch of TDs of over 20 yards. Cook is more explosive, but Singletary was not undangerous. "Elite" is a bit strong for Cook. Damn good, though. I wish he was a bit stronger at pass blocking. It's a weakness in an area that's really important on this team. But he can catch and he's fast and even pretty decent running up the middle.

Yeah but nobody thinks Tyrod is as good of a QB as Allen, despite the TO difference. The question is does Allen need to be middle of the pack in TOs to produce a ton of TD’s? Would you trade 2 less TD’s for 5 less TO’s? Maybe.

That nothing has changed business wise, even minutely, around the stadium seems an absurd anomaly. ECC has recently discussed moving their South campus to the North campus due to shrinking enrollment. Nothing but conjecture, but were that to happen, would the land be made available? Being right next to the stadium, it would seem ideal to create spin off businesses. Though more parking might be the thinking. And, that there’s been zero increases of business around the stadium since it opened, maybe it’s simply just not worthwhile, as unlikely as that might seem.

A lot of this is based on what women signed up for. If a woman goes dancing at a night club, she knows there's a chance everyone will be bunched up together, causing some level of physical contact. But if a woman becomes a flight attendant, she's probably not expecting a kicker to start handing out $100 bills, with the intention of creating a party atmosphere or sexualized environment. If the allegations are true, the Jaguars are to blame as well, because they shouldn't be allowing stuff like this to happen on their charter flights. Or if for some reason the Jaguars do want stuff like this to happen on their charter flights, then they need to create separate roles/job descriptions. A person is hired to be a flight attendant or is hired to provide entertainment. As opposed to mixing the two roles together for women who thought they were being hired for flight attendant roles only.

I don't think this opinion makes any sense at all, and won't until we know what kind of condition he's in. The contract was fine, very good even, until he was injured. And that's true with all contracts, basically. Injuries are a possibility with anyone, and they make a contract's money useless. Fair enough that he was older and therefore a riskier signing. But he'd been wildly healthy as an older dude till this happened. Before the injury, he made our defense an absolute metric poo-ton better. I wouldn't have done that contract myself. But that doesn't make it a bad contract. More high-risk high reward. You keep him on this team in case he recovers all the way. And the Bills do NOT want to take a big hit on next year's cap. They made clearing up next year's cap a big priority this year. IMO Miller had plenty of leverage knowing what we all do about how they wanted to clean up the cap. He did this pretty selflessly.

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