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Awesome guy who understands the responsibility that comes with being the face of a franchise.

I am not going to pretend to be an expert in Nielson's career, but failing as a coordinator does not a bad position coach make. For proof of that look at our other line coach - Aaron Kromer on the offensive side. Widely respected as one of the best OL coaches in football and has done a brilliant job since returning to Buffalo, but his one stint as an OC in Chicago was a failure. Position coaching and coordinating are different skillsets.

Dang. Thought Homeslimeloser got this off the first page. Almost. Anyway. Correct. Complicit media yelling squirrel! since the memo leak. Don’t need anything to be real. Just energize their low info base.

Elam seems very much the same type as Diggs’ brother in Dallas. Will get a good amount of penalties, give up some big plays, but then will get the highlight reel pick six.

Going into year 3 of Josh Allen, Joe B wrote a piece in July of 2020 about how the Bills will consider moving on from Josh Allen if he continues to play like he was. I respect Joe Bs opinion. But he ain’t batting 1.000

Yeah, this is the thing. Cook isn't just wanting a contract (at $15M APY) that out kicks the coverage of the value he's demonstrated so far. He wants it after his third year. Guys who sign contracts at that time are usually giving a discount in consideration of the team's willingness to give them the money earlier, a practice that works in the player's favor, in terms of injury insurance, the earlier chance to put the money to work earning more money and the simple peace of mind that comes with a surer future. But I don't see anything here that looks like it's coming from Cook's camp. Looks to me like a cold neutral look at the situation, with all sentiment removed and from a purely financial view. The Bills players who this offseason signed deals after their third years got solid and fair contracts, but they knew signing early meant they'd have to sign team-friendly deals. That is very much NOT the way Cook is playing this.

I think Hansen does a pretty good job too. When my wife saw the this news tonight, this first thing she said is I hope they don’t replace that guy on the red zone… and she’s just a casual fan.

Someone has had a terrible day. But the parlay is open!!!!

in a bit of a surprise I read the person who took the now super viral Kiss cam video has earned Nothing except views, Not a dime. Really? There IS this link Im not surprised to read actually https://pagesix.com/2025/07/22/celebrity-news/ex-astronomer-ceo-andy-byron-could-sue-coldplay-for-kiss-cam-scandal/

I think he does a decent job but I'm in the majority. They said the deal will take around nine months to approve assuming they finalize the deal. My guess is all will be the same at least for this season.

Let's see how he does when refs start throwing flags. He CANNOT defend without holding.

Duh.

Now what all of you said may be true, all Beane has to do is win us ONE Super Bowl and he’s better than Polian.

RIP a life and legacy that will never be forgotten

He went to 5 Super Bowls, won one, acquired over half a dozen hall of famers across three teams, including two hall of fame QB’s, took three separate teams to conference championships including a start up franchise. We compare different era all the time. Its not close, not remotely close. At this time Beane has selected one likely hall fame player. The impact of his roster as far as the weight Allen brings to is significant and you credit him for the move, but his full resume just isn’t near Polian. Not in any measurable way from talent acquisition to results. Maybe one day, but today isn’t that day.

I took the OP very literally. YES I still apply things I learned in school to my daily life. 1. Be on Time 2. Wait your turn 3. I still put on my listening ears and thinking cap. don't you? 4. RESPECT AUTHORITY 5. Be nice to bus drivers 6. Don' Cheat. and finally 7. do your homework!

Uh, yeah Trump's well aware.

"They should just give Cook a decent offer ..." What makes you think they didn't? Is any deal Cook refuses therefore to be considered not fair? Is only a total cave to the player's demands fair? That's not the way a team should think or operate. And yeah, I do remember all the mediocre backs since Thurman we've trotted out with no playoff appearances. Devin Singletary, for instance. Zack Moss. Oh, wait.

All they do is lie.