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🎯 To the comment. This video just cost that sympathetic security guy his job

That is true about David Edwards. Good football players come literally in all shapes and sizes. That is what's most important finding talented players.

Yeah, I would have been pleased with a Nick Chubb signing though I'm not sure it would have been a wise move, roster-wise. Also I think when the Bills signed Latavius Murray a few years ago, they were going for that type of player but he proved to either not have much left in the tank or was possibly a bad fit for the Bills run scheme.

https://www.si.com/nfl/bills/news/rumors-odds-bills-among-favorites-to-pull-off-blockbuster-micah-parsons-trade-with-cowboys 😂

I don't know, neither was able to catch on anywhere else and make anything of their career. Edwards was Tyrod Taylor without the mobility.

Nominated for post of the year. 🤩

Always go with the counterclockwise swirl. Write it on your hand if you can't remember.

Good points. I hope Davis can be that player. He does have good power. I’m looking forward to seeing him this season with a year of NFL level training under his belt. I forgot about Chubb. When he was released I hoped we would sign him but knew we wouldn’t because we already have those spots filled on the roster. In the next draft I’m not convinced we should spend a high pick on a running back (and almost certainly won’t) but hypothetically it would be a lot of fun to have Kaleb Johnson, RB, Iowa on the roster. I guess I’m getting old - I miss those power run games! Power running, great D, perfect special teams, pass when you must… haha

All good dude, I totally understood where you were coming from. I just feel the part we are splitting hairs was him being a go to guy in crunch time. He produced in the playoffs, even moderately against Philly as the go to guy. I think you put him on a team like Detroit, Rams, Tampa or Minnesota his number inflate. In essence, great player but needs a little help to be truly “dominant”.

I assume you mean awesome because that is what R.E.M. and Michael Stipe are.

Wait, which way do we swirl?

Remind me again how much pressure did the defense get on Mahomes in the playoffs. What was the Points given up and what was KC playoff AVG scoring outside of the Bills game. was Milano playing against KC?

‘It Was a Cover-up, Plain and Simple’: The Russian Collusion Hoax Explained. If you’re wondering why the Democrats tried so hard to stop Trump from returning to the Oval Office, the past few weeks have made it very clear. The Russia collusion hoax has finally been exposed as the sham it always was—a massive intelligence scandal designed to undermine Donald Trump and to protect Hillary Clinton—all with the consent and coordination of the FBI and high-ranking officials in the Obama administration, including Obama himself. Journalist Matt Taibbi, who was once a contributing editor at Rolling Stone, has put all the recently uncovered pieces of the puzzle together in a damning post on Racket News. “Now, we know,” he writes. “With the help of the declassified Durham material, we can explain the whole affair in three brushstrokes.” According to Taibbi, it began with a political calculation: “Hillary Clinton and her team apparently hoped to deflect from her email scandal and other problems via a campaign tying Trump to Putin.” That much has been long suspected. But what came next is where the real scandal begins. “American security services learned of these plans,” Taibbi explains. And instead of exposing the scheme for what it was—a dirty campaign trick—“authorities used state resources to massively expand and amplify her scheme.” In other words, they didn’t stop it. They ran with it. And they had help. In early 2016, Clinton’s campaign was already in crisis. She was under investigation for using a private server as secretary of state, risking national security. The scandal exploded when it was revealed she deleted over 30,000 emails—and had the server wiped weeks after a congressional subpoena. “The last stage required the enthusiastic cooperation and canine incuriosity of the entire commercial news business,” he writes, “which cheered as conspirators made an enforcement target of Trump, actually an irrelevant bystander.” https://pjmedia.com/matt-margolis/2025/08/02/it-was-a-cover-up-plain-and-simple-the-russian-collusion-hoax-explained-n4942334

I’m traveling today, but tomorrow I plan to write a story about Ed Oliver lifting more than he ever has before. I'll post it on a little known blog site and share it here to get everyone excited about Ed Oliver's dedication. I'm not implying that anyone isn't working hard; however, if you search for this story about Keon, you won't find a single reputable website or X user discussing it.

This why you simply ignore them

Our LB's are always hurt so I could see Thompson sticking just as insurance. Not that he doesn't get nicked up also but it's another body. Our CB's are always nicked up and Ingram has years of experience (with some success) and plays special teams so I expect to see him on the roster. I also can't see Walker not being on the 53. Either Walker or Carter may end up mysteriously on injured reserve with the ability to return when the other DL players come back from suspension while they decide who we need in uniform on Sundays. No offense to Carter but I bet he's not on the roster either by the end of the year or certainly by next season.

Cam Lewis makes the team. No doubt in my mind. Hancock & Codrington Alec Anderson and SVG Shaq Thompson/Spector/Ulofoshio (one has to make it for STs alone) Dewayne Carter and Deone Walker for the DLine That’s my 8 I guess… Secondary and interior DLine are the toughest questions. Some talent is going to be lost there. Tough choices for Beane and Sean coming up. Biggest conundrum comes when Larry O and Hoecht are eligible to return.

The Texans value those guys because they have two... Joe Mixon and Nick Chubb, who any team could have signed and I would have been happy if the Bills had. AJ Dillon was drafted for that purpose. James Connor is a power back. Every year for the past 4 years, D'Onta Foreman has been a free agent. Those guys are still out there and available though they don't seem to be valued very much in today's NFL. Though he's not tall, I believe Ray Davis, who's built like a fire hydrant (5'8" 220 lbs), can play that role.

We are just chum to the elite class

The cure to our woahs ....

I don't think we are far off in what we think about Terry, my original comments were his comparison against guys who at their peak were considered top 5 at their positions in their era or even all time (well still not sure what Rice he was talking about lol). I really do like Terry, so don't want my post to confuse that. And I don't really disagree with much of what you are saying either and totally get your point and perspective.

Have you forgotten ?

I understand and totally get the conclusion that you’re at. It’s not wrong and it’s not right in totality. Not saying he’s on the level or even close to any of those guys you listed, he’s not. But there’s only maybe 10 guys in the league tops that he doesn’t stack up against and a few of them is splitting hairs. But I do agree completely he isn’t “uncoverable”. High end 1B option in today’s league. Im a huge fan of Amon St. Brown but I think if you switched Terry with him he’s borderline all-pro. Only guys I see clearly above him, night and day, are Chase, Jefferson, Nabers and maybe Garrett Wilson and Brian Thomas.