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I've been in the camp of keeping Samuel. I think he's too talented when healthy and we don't have a whole lot of that in the WR room as is. That said, I have noticed a couple things over the past couple days. First was Brandon Beane talking about the WR room on the Pat McAfee show and mentioning everyone but him. Then today, McDermott specifically talked about him needing to have a sense of urgency in these next couple weeks bc they need to see where he fits into the WR room. I'd still hold on to him if it were me. I think last year was a situation where he was new to the team and dealing with injuries. Down the stretch, he started to show up and I'd like to see that continue. That said, it seems like he is in danger. And at the moment, I feel like unless he gets 100% fast and really shows up in Practice and the Pre-Season - I'm leaning towards him being traded and then keeping Shakir, Palmer, Coleman, Moore, and Shavers (potentially Shenault as the 6th "WR" for Returns).

Had time to snap a picture with the girl though. He and the Browns deserve each other.

So who again has done the kumbaya Super Bowl? The best teams pursue talent first, character second. The Bills pursue character first, talent second. Then they retain players as if those players are the most talented in the roles they have, boxing out any potential to upgrade those positions with extensions. As if Bernard at MLB is the best we can do. Please…. Would we have taken Tyreek Hill, Jalen Carter, or even a total scumbag like Aaron Hernandez? Nope. That’s not in the process. After hearing you say you would take Tony Dungy as a HC your disagreement is preferable.

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That lift tackle from '74 was aaaaaaawsome!

30. Three-zero. If it was that simple more guys would do it. He got those care packages because he anticipated the play and put himself in position to do it. Let's also understand that I wasn't the one that compared Hamlin to Kelso. I'm just the one who answered.

You may not know the whole story. Cliff notes: Modell screws the city over, moves the team to Baltimore after declaring a "moratorium." City sues the NFL, city wins but must field a team with a new stadium within 3 years. Totally wrong they moved in the first place, totally wrong the NFL imposed such a deadline.

It's not a disadvantage when Josh Allen can throw it through 99% of anything that happens If you're talking about one crazy win game versus the Patriots years ago that was the only game of its kind in 30 years ... And he still was putting the ball 50 yards on a DOT Josh Allen can handle any weather.. and the opposing quarterback coming in here 98% of the time cannot handle it as well as Josh... That actually makes it a advantage for the Buffalo Bills If allen could only throw for 200 yards.. the other team's quarterback can only throw for 90 still an advantage

Ha! Something. Not a whoopsie tripsie

Max....get well soon!

The last stadium Cleveland built lasted 20 years before completely falling apart ,this shows great value for the tax payers.. Nicely done Cleveland

You don't know what a coach who is a "total liability" even looks like. Dick Jauron was a HC who was a "total liability". Kay Stephenson and Hank Bullough were "total liabilities". Jim Ringo was a "total liability". So was John Rauch. What bull manure!!!! Every team wants to draft good players, develop them into better players, and keep the best of them, and the successful teams do this better than the bottom feeders. What very recent history has shown is that you don't know what the hell you are talking about.

Well, we don’t need this happening again.

Let's bump this for the Alaska Summit fallout, whatever it may be?

What do the Bills do tomorrow?

Do the Dolphins have anybody left to play dirty now that Wilkins is gone?

Browns denied construction permit for the new stadium proposal. https://www.cleveland.com/news/2025/08/new-cleveland-browns-stadium-would-interfere-with-airplane-traffic-state-aviation-officials-say.html?outputType=amp Ohio saying the stadium would need to be reduced by 58 feet from highest point in order to satisfy state (and federal) regulation / standards. In May, an FAA report noted the standards but said the standard itself doesn’t automatically make for a no-go and that the height didn’t make it a hazard to the nearby airport.

That's the problem. As smart as he is, he has very little room for error. If the receiver gets past him, he's toast.

I’d rather have Shavers than Samuel. I think Samuel is a dud as much as I wanted him to be good. He doesn’t bring a whole lot to the table versatility wise and with Moore and Palmer he is kinda expendable.

One of the sad things about having moved away from Buffalo is that this entire part of the area's culture happened, and ended, and I never knew anything about it. There was no internet in the years when the Empire Sports Network was broadcasting. I never heard of Bob Koshinski or Art Wander until now. It's things like this that make me realize that just following the Bills and Sabres was not all there was going on.

I was looking for a Hayburner 😎