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The Patriots of the Bills? Bc I think he's done in this town. It would look *pretty* dumb to have a "mutual parting of the ways", after he approached the team looking for more snaps - only to come back on the Practice Squad.

How long have they been doing a state catholic championship? This is the first time I’ve ever heard of it.

…and Phily’s offense is the worst it has been. If your philosophy is to share the wealth between Josh Palmer and George Pickens, your philosophy sucks. The Cowboys won a game, against a red hot Eagles team (despite their offensive struggles), because they consistently threw the ball to the best player on the field. He “out-talented” a loaded Eagles defense. They didn’t win with scheme or sharing the wealth. They stole a game because he was better than other guys. Why wouldn’t you want that?!? 🤣🤣

Agree.........but I don't think it's him. He's just a posession guy right now, IMO. But as I've said in other threads, this guy was a very successful WR1 running choice routes in an EP type system for years. Like Allen said, he picked up the playbook immediately. Should they decide to lean back into that Dorsey/Daboll stuff down the stretch they now have Cooks, Shakir and Davis who have all been there and done it. Though Gabe wasn't particularly good at it so that will be a concern.

Are we practicing today?

Josh Allen had a 49.1 QBR when targeting Moore 🤯 Last year in Cleveland, whoever their QB was had a 44.5 QBR and was picked off 8 times 🤯🤯🤯 If your QBs threw 9 picks targeting you the last 2 years, and only completing 55-60% of the targets the last 2 years, it's not just the QB's fault. Again, a guy we were all surprised made the 53 man roster.

If the Rams and Chiefs played in the SB this Sunday, I would take the Rams. I think they are a bad matchup for KC and have an elite QB/HC capable of shredding their defense to pieces. If they played in the actual SB in February, it would probably be a toss up. The Chiefs would have gone on a crazy run to get there. Have momentum on their side. The Chiefs seem to have a psychological edge over the latter two. Both have HC's that play to lose imo. Whereas Maye & the Patriots are new to all of this. Sometimes that can work to a team's advantage. Not knowing what they should know. Vrabel strikes me as a guy who goes for the kill shot and trusts his players to make plays. So, I think NE is more likely to beat KC than those other two. At least this year. Not that I would actually pick the Patriots to win. But surprised if they did? No.

I thought the Cowboys defense had been playing better the last couple of games ..............

It would take an act of god for 10 wins to not do it I think…just too many other wildcard teams all playing eachother to keep us out. There’s probably a better chance 9 wins gets us in than 10 wins keeps us out

In a development shocking to no one, you are completely unaware: A three-judge panel for the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals unanimously ruled Thursday that District Judge Charles Breyer erred last week in issuing a temporary restraining order requiring Trump to return control of around 4,000 California National Guard troops to Gov. Gavin Newsom (D). pedo, cult, blah blah, etc

The Bills desperately just need someone who can threaten a defense down field to keep them honest.

He still might have said no to the Bills. He was a free agent. I find it unlikely because they literally still have all the CB's that they dealt him for peanuts in favor of on the roster.......but they may have offered him a PS spot.

Between Elam and Coleman. These are two HUGE HUGE misses. You can’t miss this badly on #1s. And it’s showing up now. CB1, WR1.

Happy Thanksgiving! Go Bills!

Yeah the narrative that he is an assh0le came from the fact that he got traded a lot. He had a long career as a mid-league level WR1 so I think teams were always just making business decisions about his contract. That's certainly why the Saints traded him the first time. By all accounts he's always been a very professional player and good teammate. I am not sure what impact he will have on the room arriving at the end of the season like this but the Bills have not had someone like him and with his credibility in the WR room since they drafted Coleman. Certainly can't hurt, IMO. Cooper was a great player but not a particularly positive influence.

Bring plenty of smelling salts

Have we re-signed a void year FA yet at all? Curious how that works.

lol. The interweb and ai are getting silly at this point. MODS don’t mess with this forum!! Only “real” place left 😮

He just signed with the LV Raiders practice squad a few days ago.

Seems like you are ok with guardsmen being shot by illegal aliens - for reasons of MAGA. It’s everyone else that is evil, right?

I think it was a parody account to begin with 😂 can’t even call it fake news really

Careful my friend; Louisiana is a right to jump on your coworkers state.

I guess it's a perspective. And knowing how MAGA reacts to judges they dont agree with you could make the argument that this judge is a marxist communist socialist fascist woke pretender.... A federal court has ruled that President Trump’s use of the National Guard around Los Angeles violates the Posse Comitatus Act, which bars the military from participating in civilian law enforcement unless doing so has been expressly authorized by Congress. U.S. District Judge Charles Breyer ordered the administration to stop using soldiers in California for activities such as arrests, searches, traffic or crowd control, and interrogation.

Succinctly put. Whether you call it football intelligence or instinct.......there are always some players who just can't translate their gifts because of a lack of it. And it's hard for fans to identify. Lil' Dummy McKenzie was a good example. The negative impact he had was significant. CJ Spiller is an all-timer kinda' example of unrealizable talent. Big red flags for "dumb" players always pop up though. For Moore it was as simple as following his brutal career passer rating when targeted and INT numbers. He's literally NEVER been a positive for any offense he'd played in. In an era with less statistical info available you might get a nugget like when Tasker let it slip on air that CJ Spiller wasn't getting more reps late in his rookie year because he still didn't understand the play calls(after playing in a flash card signal system at Clemson). Then the emergence of the all-22 footage where he clearly had no clue where his blocking was going and was just running to daylight. Even then, Sean Payton couldn't see it and thought he'd struck gold in FA. Moore just seems to have the spatial awareness of a pinball compared to an average NFL WR. If the Bills do decide to incorporate more choice routes back into their system that would just further diminish his potential value in their offense.