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Twice in one week for Taggart? Not exactly speaking well of us...🤨

I take this as meaning James Cook has already proven himself worthy of a new contract, and just continue doing what you're doing...

About 38 seconds in had his man deep and made a nice adjustment on a mediocre to bad pass. Nice grab at 1:15 as well…

You know who else is in it? my wife's cousin. Im not much on vampire/horror movies but I think we'll go see it before the family reunion

I think you meant Coleman at Z (and I agree). X = split end Y = slot Z = flanker It's odd how much better I feel about the WR room after the Moore signing, because Moore isn't anyone special. But he is a real NFL player, who has earned playing time and targets in all 4 years of being in the league, and he seems to be a good complementary fit to what we already have. I'll be surprised if Moore has a breakout year, but it's good to know we're not 1 injury away from big Tyrell Shavers snaps. No disrespect to Shavers, btw - I like him a lot. But guys like him are basically lotto tickets. It's good to have some lotto tickets in camp and on the practice squad, but having only 4 non-lotto-ticket WRs was really worrying to me. I'm more optimistic on the Moore signing than either MVS or Claypool last year. Claypool was already on his way to playing himself out of the league after a promising rookie year. When the 2023 Bears don't think you can play WR, it's gonna be really tough to turn that ship around. MVS was a different story, but not much better. We'd all seen him drop a ton of passes from Mahomes the year before - except in the playoffs. We all knew who MVS was, and that's a subpar player who can sometimes make a big play if given enough opportunities. That didn't work out at all for us, I think partially because he was only ever going to get a handful of opportunities in the regular season. Looking at our WR room compared to last year, I like it: Shakir vs Shakir - should be about a wash Coleman vs Coleman - no guarantees, but I'm expecting improvement Samuel vs Samuel - hope springs eternal, but I think Samuel will be no better than last year I expect Palmer to play a hybrid of Hollins & Cooper's roles from last year. Outside deep threat and plays blocking WR in run sets. Palmer isn't as good a blocker as Hollins, but hopefully is a better receiver. Palmer isn't as good a receiver as prime Cooper, but can he be an upgrade over what we actually got last year? Moore doesn't have an obvious comp to last year - maybe MVS pre-Cooper trade. I suspect he'll get limited snaps when everyone's healthy, and could even be a healthy scratch some weeks if he doesn't play any special teams. But I expect him to get some WR snaps in every game he's active, and play a mix of the Curtis Samuel role and the Amari Cooper role.

The greatest hookup!!

To prove your point, over 1/3 of his passes were caught behind the line of scrimmage. And if you watch the highlight reel of him that seems to have launched a new religion, the bulk of them are fantastic catches on toss up type throws. For the life of me I don't see what the hype is about. The video clip with him talking to Cam Ward at some offseason workout pretty much encapsulates my take on those two players

Why did they stop? Based on your description here, it was surely effective.

The only reason I don't want that to happen is because of my Miami hookup!

so a family would need to buy and pay 8% tax on roughly 200 minivans to accumulate your posted lifetime tax burden of $525k. keep digging....

According to this random article, it's because Josh Allen's contract is causing problems between him & Brandon Beane 🤣 I can't tell if this is writer is serious or not, but they bring up how in the past, we had a great WR corps consisting of "Stefon Diggs, Gabe Davis & Deonte Hardy." Oh, and that we brought in Joshua Palmer & Curtis Palmer. See, it's all Josh Allen's fault! https://amp.marca.com/en/nfl/buffalo-bills/2025/04/29/68113d97ca47419a0d8b45c4.html

Yeah for sure, honestly I question those who see stats with prior teams and that's it. It's simply one of the "common senses" that comes with watching football

I did send the text of the original post to his local sheriff. They replied "Nah bro. We good".

I don't think you are making the point you think you are making. If the Bills have a top offense AND poor receivers, it would stand to reason that you don't need good receivers to have a good offense, no? If that is true, then why are you so bent out of shape about a 4th round speed receiver? Clearly the Bills felt like the player they selected was the better player. They also have proven that they didn't have a need because their offense was a top offense. So what are we arguing about here? They have a good offense, so they don't need a WR. So tell me how this receiver you want is better than the DT they took, player for player. Flat out, your logic is circular.

Only reason I could see Miami protecting it is because Buffalo is a sell out game and the media attention that comes with it

NY would be a traffic nightmare with the parade and a 1:00 game at the Meadowlands, If the Bills play on Thanksgiving it will be either 4:25 or Night.

Or suggesting putting tampons in men's bathrooms?

For?

April fools was last month

Yes, one would hope they'd get the message. Love James, but him and his brother don't strike me as the brightest bulbs. Purely speculative, but I think his feelings are probably hurt (as he was basically the only team leader not extended), and so the probability of him holding out is greater than most Bills fans are giving credence to and are using Beane's comments to justify a "nothing to see here" stance. Expecting a logical response here might be expecting too much. At the very least, it's a situation worth monitoring imo.

I agree with this assessment. However, it's important to note that if the test as to whether a free agent or draftee would have been the difference last season or this season, then there are only 20 or 30 players alive for whom that is true, and all of them were either signed or drafted before the Bills had a chance to get them. There was no stud receiver available to the Bills. This is all about team building, trying to get better, player by player and position by position. That's all. It's a good team building move.

We did the London game and had a blast. I was hoping for another European adventure this year. I think Madrid is possible. It wouldn’t be shocking if Miami didn’t ask the league to protect the Bills game. We go there, take over their stadium, and pound them every year. Maybe they’ll take heir chances on a neutral site?

Anywhere else and this would warrant a wellness check. Here on TSW it is lunchtime on a Thursday (on the west coast at least). 🤣

I think you're saying your Canadian problems are all due to Trump, and it's a gigantic conspiracy of top secret donations that brought you to this point. I'm saying Canadian problems that deal with Canadians, Canadian provinces, Canadian truck drivers and Canadian government regulations are more likely just Canadian problems.