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I assume you need to have a roster spot open in order to put a claim on someone on waivers. So you have to waive before you can claim.

If you're not familiar with this, you should be

Rousseau isn't paid like a premier pass rusher, though. He is paid like an average starter.

Avoid the NFL Network on Saturday at 1:00 PM. Replaying the Bengals - Bills playoff game from 2022.

there is zero indication that we are looking for A level talent on offense at current. absolutely none if there were, we would have traded up for BTJ instead of down for Coleman. we would have been after Pickens in FA or Hopkins two yrs ago. we are not interested in bringing in elite offensive talent.

The Donna Kelce moments just seemed so forced, like she was told to be bright and happy and she just overdid it. And did you notice they made an appearance in the Bills movie? Rather brief, blink and you'll miss it, or not notice if you're not familiar with the actors.

You and I disagree on politics, but we otherwise think alike. I love that S. Us against the world. F slay. I would have let him go until he ran his mouth. Now he can sit.

While he didn't bring home anything close to the $120M after taxes, agents, managers, etc - you are correct, unless he totally mismanaged his money he does not at all need the money and is only playing now for the love of the game. At this stage of his career he is also a SB Champ, so no glory to chase either. Its clear he wants to go some place familiar where he doesn't have to learn a whole new defense, doesn't have to disrupt his family, doesn't have to go someplace with no connections or roots, etc. People are making too big of a deal over this IMO. If I was in his shoes, I would probably feel the same. BUT - the bigger issue to me is did anyone in the FO reach out to Slay or his people and inquire about a 34 year old player wanting to come here and keep playing BEFORE we cut the guy he was gonna replace? If we did, and then Slay changed his mind then that is bad on Slay. If we didn't, then that is a big screw up by our FO and out of character for Beane to make such a sloppy mistake.

If this guy was MAGA the case would have been solved in two weeks. End of story. Leftists falling for these media ops is the sad reality we are in unfortunately. Green sky world permanently.

But this raises the obvious question - how much of a say does McDermott have in roster construction? I understand that Beane scouts the players and runs the draft. I do not however believe that he is going renegade signing players that McDermott doesn't believe in. McDermott sets the direction, Beane steers the ship. That's always been my understanding of their roles. Remember, McDermott hired Beane not the other way around. As an example Seattle traded for Rashid Shaheed at the deadline. I am very confident that was at the request of Klint Kubiak who had previously coached him in New Orleans. I have no doubt if we had an offensive coach here we would place more of an emphasis on skill players. I don't believe McDermott is secretly seething behind the scenes because his GM doesn't give his offense enough weapons or brings back old defensive players that know the system. I believe McDermott is ultimately responsible for the overarching philosophy that guides these decisions.

Hells bells. This goes hard year round, ya dig?

We have struggled with run fits out of our base defense all year and have finally started looking like we're putting it together. Why would we switch schemes to something with a totally different set of rules for key reads and run fits? No offense, but all the people on here who think it's easy to just willy nilly change from front to front don't have a clue what's involved with doing so. I'm sure we'll see a lot of the same as we did in the Pittsburgh game. Run blitz on early downs to set up 2nd and 3rd and longs where we know they have to pass and we can sit in 2 man.

a lot of that is something i disagree with however, letting tyrel Dobson walk was a mistake.

NEW HOAX HAS BEEN RELEASED: Here We Go Again: Media Claims J6 Pipe Bomber Was MAGA. The January 6 pipe bomber case was finally solved on Thursday, and the media reacted to it in the most predictable way possible. The suspect has been identified as 30-year-old Brian Cole Jr. of Virginia. It was reported Thursday evening that Cole comes from a family deeply entrenched in left-wing activism. Weeks before the alleged bombings, Cole worked for his father’s bail bond company, which specialized in freeing illegal immigrants and even sued the Trump administration’s DHS over immigration enforcement. But on Friday morning, the mainstream media started pushing the narrative that Cole is a Trump supporter who “believed conspiracy theories about the 2020 election.” Related: The J6 Pipe Bomber Story Is About to Get Memory-Holed. Here’s Why “The man charged with planting two pipe bombs near the Democratic and Republican party headquarters on the eve of the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol told the FBI he believed conspiracy theories about the 2020 election, according to two people familiar with the matter,” NBC News reported. “Brian Cole Jr., 30, is cooperating with the FBI, NBC News has reported, citing a separate person familiar with the matter. Cole is expected to make his first court appearance on Friday.” In September, a similar situation occurred after Charlie Kirk’s assassination. The media attempted to suggest that Kirk’s killer was a MAGA supporter. MSNBC’s Matthew Dowd infamously proposed the absurd idea that it might have been a “supporter shooting their gun off in celebration,” which led to his dismissal from the network. There were even claims that the man who attempted to assassinate President Trump last year was a supporter. As it stands, the narrative that Cole was a Trump supporter rests entirely on anonymous sources. Considering the Daily Wire’s reporting on Cole’s history — his family’s deep ties to left-wing activism, his work with immigration-bond companies, and his litigation against the Trump administration — it’s reasonable to question both the credibility of these claims and potentially Cole’s own statements to investigators. If Cole had been buying bomb-making parts back in May 2019, well before the election, the election itself likely wasn’t the motive. Ultimately, it’s been just a day since the arrest, and there is likely more information we don’t yet know than we do. But one thing we do know is that we’ve seen this happen too many times in the past, where the media desperately tries to pin political violence on the right, and sadly, those false narratives tend to catch on before they are debunked. https://pjmedia.com/matt-margolis/2025/12/05/here-we-go-again-media-claims-j6-pipe-bomber-was-maga-n4946741

Already mentioned but I like this version the best, with IA on flute.. There is also this..

It’s necessary to revert in order to point out your Karen-ish hypocrisy. You’ve shown that you are happy to be lied to provided it’s your favored people doing the lying. What was with the idiotic J Kelly bit?

There is talent for sure. The team needs more A level talent. Look at the offense, they have Cook and Allen as A level talent. The rest are B and lower.

Quiet, piggy. You think affordability is a hoax. Maybe the inflation causing that problem isnt extraordinary to you. But it is to people who go out and try to make a living every day.

LOL is overdone, but I literally laughed out loud when I read this! Yeah, but you gotta admit he does have a high motor. Doesn't take plays off. Claps to the whistle.

For the record, I do still expect to be in the playoffs. If was going to wager on if we do or don't, I would be betting we would. That being said, my confidence in this team is at maybe the lowest it has been since Allen reached elite level play. Unlike many others, the Steelers game really concerned me, that did not look like a playoff team offensively to me. Everyone is riding the spin and hype train because our ground game had such a good game, but we ran 2 plays essentially the whole time. TJ Watt even said he never seen anything like that, where a team kept running the same plays and the defense couldn't adjust and stop it. If you stop there, sure, that seems great, like Brady found a weakness and exploited it. On one level, that is essentially true. The bigger issue I have is that nothing else was working, the offense still struggled a lot in the passing game and any other type of offense outside those couple of run plays. So I didn't coming away feeling good about the offense as I don't think it actually looked good and we more got lucky the Steelers couldn't answer the call to those same couple of plays. Our defense looked great, but the Steelers offense was anemic and got worse in game losing Rodgers. Its hard to come away feeling like this is what we can expect more of given all the season long issues the defense has had, not to mention losing Bosa now too for some period of time. If not for the reeling Steelers offense, we might have been down 3 scores by halftime against another opponent between the turnovers and how bad the offense played. This is honestly the first time in the Allen era where I don't have confidence in this team going on a run down the stretch. I am not saying we can't, but in seasons past I have gone on record we would win out and we did. This year, feels like it can go either way any given week right now, no matter the opponent. Brings me back to where I said I was last week - I am in the mindset that as of now, everyone is fired, full regime change - BUT they all have 1 shot to win their jobs back, and that is find a way to win the SB this year. If not, its time for a sweeping change.

this is the business of football. not being nice. when the Bills play the Eagles at home the Bills should trot out a video for Slay thanking him for his NFL career and congratulating him on his retirement. beautiful. don't let this chump back us down.

My thoughts regarding the current state of the Bills organization, focusing on management decisions and on-field performance. The team’s consistent cap constraints are concerning, particularly given the presence of only two elite players, Allen and Cook. This situation appears to stem from overspending on fringe talent drafted by General Manager Brandon Beane. As for the recent Slay situation, I don't blame him for trying to improve the roster. At the same time , while I appreciate Beane’s efforts to improve the roster, I hope he recognizes that continuing with the current strategy of just resigning your own fringe talent guys for more than they may be worth year after year and expecting different results is unsustainable. We need to stop this nonsense of needing to keep players because they know the system, maybe the system is just too complicated and that needs to be changed and find better talent to plug into your more user friendly system/schemes Regarding the coaching staff, I find it problematic that Head Coach Sean McDermott seems hesitant to hire coordinators from outside the organization. This could be indicative of a desire for his complete control that limits strategic independence. I disagree with the current coordinators’ approaches: - Offensive Strategy: I do not believe Brady is effectively leveraging our offensive talent and i also believe he is heavily influenced by McDermott, who prefers a grinding it out run run strategy. No coincidence that he never got along with pass happy Dabol, the fact is the last time this Bills team was one of the feared offences in the NFL, it Dabol who came from the outside & was offensive cordinator - Defensive Strategy: The consistent use of soft zones, with defensive backs positioned 10-15 yards off the line, is problematic. The defense has failed to show improvement throughout McDermott’s tenure. While regular season statistics have sometimes looked favorable, the defense is consistently exposed in the playoffs when facing elite passing quarterbacks. For the upcoming game, I hope McDermott is willing to take necessary risks, specifically by utilizing the blitz more often than he has in previous matchups against Burrows. I always credit general managers and head coaches who are willing to take calculated risks over simply playing it safe and thinking things will end differently than before.