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Sacks are far more unpredictable and inconsistent than receiving yds. Again, the only point was that Rice had an elite start to the year. It was clear he'd made a solid jump in the offseason. Bottom line: Rice/Worthy/Brown/Smith-Schuster/Royals should be a very solid WR corps. The numbers don't matter.

Leonard Floyd.

Quack with the appeal to authority. Funny how that didn't work for him when experts from Stanford, Harvard and Oxford told us that the covid lockdowns were doing more harm than good. In regard to PSA tests and the literature he's cited, Quack as usual has no idea what he's talking about in terms of sensitivity and specificity of biological immunoassays.

Zach Brown.

It's the deep offseason, I check TBD 10xs a day and there is no news/few threads. Dead news cycle time of year sooooo.... The Hollins discussion gave me an idea. Who are your favorite Buffalo Bills who only played here 1 year. Hollins is up there. To dig a Lil deeper, Emmanuel Sanders was fun to have here. I was a kid so I mighttt be misremebering (and breaking my own parameters) but I loveddddd Sam Gash! And on the full opposite side of spectrum Larry Centers! Who ya got?

I'll also add sanctimonious jacka$$.

But pretending a fantasy is reality isn’t the answer here, and it never is. This is the world of politics, where every advantage is exploited, and the people who play in that space move in and out of hypocritical behavior without a thought about it. Biden the person has every right to maintaining his secrecy, Biden the former prez and face of the modern Dem party does not. The reason it’s a major issue is because it will be made a major issue. Individually, no one cares your opinion or mine for that matter. However, as a political cudgel it holds great promise to sway voters whose minds are not made up next time around. An effective political campaign uses the tools in the tool belt and lays out the danger of trusting the party with an increasingly long laundry list of hiding/manipulating/defrauding/weaponizing the system. Add to that the narrative of waste, fraud and abuse that goes against the best interests of taxpayers, and the portrayal of dems partnering with gang members and it’s a winning formula. In the end, it doesn’t really matter whether Biden knew or didn’t, the goal is to flush out the truth if possible, but hammer the credibility and link it to the Hur tapes. The Dems will have their own version, of course, so it really boils down to sentiment at the time the race plays out.

Maybe. Maybe not if the white house doc appropriately feels a psa in an 82yo has more risks than benefits.. Either way, there's a decent chance it wasn't picked up by the test if it was done. again, sensitivity is low.

Rubio stock continues to climb

Why not both?

He’ll be a camp buddy fighting for a spot on the PS.

The reasons you listed are fair for why Lewis might not find a team. And your point on coverage is also very important which is why Strong and Hancock definitely feel like locks, as I expect both their experience and athleticism make them better teams players than who we rolled out last year. I think were in agreement on Codrington too but cant quite tell.

NO ONE is buying this.

It's tough - maybe lewis can find a market? Every team currently has like 12 corners though, and they will have them all through camp. Also there's like 30 corners drafted in 2025, a ton more UDFA's, free agents, etc. So you have to feel really good about grabbing another player - especially when they're 28, undersized, not particularly effective on defense, and they don't return. Like are you willing to sacrifice a 23 year old 6th round pick boundary corner to waivers? Snaps on special teams are great, but end of the day the units were not very good last year. 5th highest KR allowed average, 16th in PR allowed average, 26th in KRs, 8th in PRs. They also had a punt blocked.

You have to believe that the health care regime for the President of the United States is the same as it is for the average American man. I don't

If a doctor tells me to get a test, I will ask him "How soon?". Had too go through almost 6 moths of testing before I was put on the trahsplant list, Went through EKG, CAT scan , any dental work I needed, x-rays, echocardiogram, angiogram, at least 80 vials of blood drawn (when I lost count), and probably other tests that I forgot about. This was just to get on the list. Afterward, I had a biopsy of the transplanted I have monthly blood draws and urine tests. They also have had me get another echo this year, a pulmonary test to make sure my lungs are OK, a visit to a dermatologist and coming up ,a colonoscopy (which I am scheduled for this year). This is because taking the ant-rejection meds can cause a slight increase in the chance of cancer. Glad they are on top of everything. I will do whatever they say ado it to the letter.They are also making sure I go to the dentist for cleanings (which is Thursday). All data is shared between my primary care MD, my cardiologist, my nephrologist and the transplant center at ECMC.

Yup, the players put in way more effort on D in the playoffs and the refs swallow the whistle quite a bit Right. But more than that I just didn't understand the comparison when we are more reliant on Josh to win it all than any other team is on any other one player. The Chiefs, Eagles, whoever don't have a defense that consistently gets destroyed in the biggest games and can never get a late game stop. They also don't have these late game generational meltdowns like 13 seconds after their QB gives them 2 leads inside 2 minutes.

In the case of Strong and White on the team I would expect White to be the game day inactive. Strong played teams at VT to my understanding and Tre has minimal experience (only 382 snaps his whole career; for reference Ingram had 262 snaps in 2025). I expect White would get the Elam treatment of either starting or being gameday inactive. I think Lewis would be able to find a team to pay him for ST and DB depth. Likely the same with Ingram. I dont disagree that having all 4 (5 with White) is a bit much but I think Lewis gets cut and they keep the rookies, Ingram, and White (game day inactive unless is a starter). My previous post was about Codrington. While he did a good job at punt return thats all he offered and that seems a waste of a roster spot.

At the end of this contract Warner will be 31 years old and washed up. Meanwhile, Tremaine will basically still be a rookie. What do you value more: fleeting excellence or eternal youth?

I'd guess they keep 5 DTs ... The two draft picks Sanders and Walker are safe From last year Oliver and Carter are safe If they were going to dump Larry O they would've done so already (he can still practice and play in preseason games I'd assume) ... I see Jones having to fight for his job, if he looks good in camp it's his. It's also possible Jones will just be holding Larry O's spot until his return.

I need more detail.

Yeah, i think while he's smaller - he sheds better, blitzes better, and shoots better. Edmunds was a bit better of a fit defender than shooting his gaps to make plays (Like he's blocked, but he's not "moved" like bernard might be), and i think from a sideline speed standpoint he was better equipped to limit edge gains. Considering the quality of QB in the AFC though, I'd say the value you get in creating havoc, negative plays, and turnovers is more valuable than what Edmunds offered.