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You're the keyboard jockey who called a young man living his dream and fighting for a spot on an NFL roster a "loser." Suffice it to say, I don't think any of us give a fkuk about anything you type, so go slink back into your mother's basement.

If he misses any regular season games, hopefully they aim to use Keon from that slot role

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Yeah, iirc that loser scored a Touchdown last time I saw him on the field….,

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I didn't believe your numbers so I just looked up NYC poverty rate, which is 25%. Then I recognized that all the states you list you have pockets of blue that make the majority of those percents. Lastly the quality of life list is hilarious because state 1 and 2 keep growing so much because people want to live there, maybe your problem is more along the lines of perception sucks

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Should be good to go for the opener or W2. He knows the offense and his role; could be much, much worse. As others have noted, more reps for the younger guys to build their case for the 53...

Growing up I always saw the post office/mailman as cool people/places. I still remember being in pre-school and taking a tour of the local branch. To this day I still think it was cool and one of my favorite memories of extremely early for me. Where I grew up the local mailman was like everybody's friend. Was a very outgoing/friendly guy. The local news even did a news piece on him when he saved someone's life. Up the street where I used to live was a widow who lived alone. He saw her mail was growing in her mailbox and her car was still in the driveway.... so he sensed something wasn't right. He was able to crawl into the house and saw this lady had fallen and was unconscious. So he called 911 and was able to revive/save her life little there. She was an older widow alone so she died soon after that. Bottom line the post office/postal workers I always saw fondly. Until recently Their website I find very antiquated still from the 90s. There was an organization I belong to I tried to change the address for on their website and couldn't...... then I tried to do it in person and got told you have to do it on the website. Bottom line I got nowhere. Mail consistency comes where I live around 7pm every day. Part of my job at work is following up on payments/claims. I've never seen until recently this many pieces of mail the company I work for isn't getting for one reason or another. One was denial/appeal information that is now un timely. But maybe that's just my experiences here?

See, if we traded the next 3 drafts for Parsons we wouldn't have this problem

Not that anything from this regime is ever trustworthy but watch the same MAGA nuts cheer on fake job numbers while losing their own jobs thanks to tariffs.

Hope the stated timeline is pre-season centric. Wonder if it would be a shorter timeline in season?

Like most, I'm not concerned with Shakir because he and Josh have a proven rapport but it's tough that the WRs that Josh needs most to develop chemistry with (Samuel, Palmer, and Moore) have all missed some practice time. Analogously, Hairston and Bishop are out in the defensive backfield. NFL teams use GPS and RFID technology during practices to track the distance and speeds the players run. I know these are running positions and that the team has to get into football shape and I know these injuries happen every year but I hope to some degree that the Bills modify their practice regimen. I'm probably overly concerned but I'd hate to see any more injuries at WR or DB. Oh man... these injuries are giving me a headache...