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Exactly, plenty of people want to see the young guys, camp battles, etc. But some people are complaining about the games being "unwatchable" when the purpose of the game is about player evaluation, not entertainment. And there are a lot of people who do find camp battles, young guys, players battling for a roster spot, etc interesting still and entertaining even though the reason these games exist are for the coaches and GM's to put together their rosters.

As a republican, what do you find most upsetting about the data provided in those tweets?

I have heard that... he always wants the holder to carry a towel and wipe the ball down... then he loses focus and you have to get him back... LOL

Rapp is definitely the top one. I agree there

Chemistry and consistency are big for offensive line play. So much data and institutional knowledge have all backed up that idea. Overall the Bills offensive line went from frustratingly ok to bad from 2020-2022 to one of the top units in the league

FWIW that's the exact opposite of how Gunner Bill sees him in the post above yours.

I’ll give Vrabel and Wolf this, they are cleaning house on guys that don’t fit what Vrabel wants or expects. We’ll see how it plays out and whether it backfires or not

Tour de Brandon

I like that dudes comedy (Pack fan) but hearing him just talk shop makes me want to punch his face

Come on man, they're the hottest band in the land.

They prefer salt?

This offseason/preseason seemed pretty thin on fun, dark horse candidates. Or maybe I'm just getting cynical. He's on the PS. I'm still holding out my dream of him someday playing sixth O-line in a jumbo package, and catching a pass.

Why would they release him if he’s so good? What would be their reasoning?

Poyer tho....

And yet you don't have to go.

The people on those sites don't usually have Poyer's steely baby blues or Rachel's....winning personality. They do tend to have terrific stamina and exemplary breath control, though.

The issue with high ankle sprains is that guys don’t usually get the 4-5 weeks off they fully need in season because more than likely teams are desperate to get them back and usually only give a couple of weeks off before pushing a guy out there at 80-90%. Shakir’s injury occurring very early in camp meant he got a month or so worth of time off which means he probably came back in proper time

Kenny Clark is a large run-stuffer, while Oliver is a quick penetrator. Both are DTs, but pretty much play a different position.

My pro America chub cannot be contained. It is that green line in the graph:

Unfortunately, my league requires that defense and kicker be on the roster by the end of the draft. So I always take them in the last two rounds by mandate. First thing I do after the draft is drop both and add two additional players, then wait until near start of season to see if any players become IR worthy, etc, and eventually, begrudgingly, sign a kicker and defense. I'll admit: A good defense or kicker can definitely swing a week in your favor.

Rapp continues to be one of, if not the most, underrated players on the team. Forrest looked absolutely awful in the preseason!

Trade two 1sts and Ed Oliver for him

Remember, there are 31 other teams that could sign him. Some of them can offer more money and more playing time.