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I’ve had enough of the sexism and Frankish-level misogyny in this thread. Time to discuss liberal men. Why are they perceived as such b*tches? I think it’s because they have spokes”men” like Roundy, Redhawk, and C-Section. Throw Nedboi in there.

I am not sure, but in my mind it looked something like this:

Splash plays might appear to win big games but if you're out of position over and over again you can also cost a team games and many fans might be unware it's even happening. Ideally a player can be do both.

Thank Goodness Elam, our first rounder, is on the Cowboys!!! 🤨 Get over yourself How about a Superbowl??? How about at least making one??? The Defense looks like crap, to start the season, after a “ it’s not a rebuild” but it is “ second window” open. This gets tedious as heck

This will Likely cost the Ravens the revenge opener !!!! ........ GO BILLS!

part is there are only so many 6’6 guys that at 270 lbs can run a 4.6-4.7 forty so he exists at that size well and seems to like football

Walker did take on a double team but was pushed back a few yards. Not ideal. Did you watch the whole video or just the first play breakdown? I watched the whole thing and while Joe called out Walker on that first play breakdown he called out Walker on four other plays where he praised him. So plenty of love from Marino for Walker. He called him "dominating" and said he had "very good technique" and a "good feel for where the ball was." A player can have a good game but not be perfect. Marino can like Walker's play but not love every single play. I'm a fan of Marino and like his analysis a lot. I think you may have jumped to a rushed conclusion here about what Joe thinks about Walker.

Last I knew most military academy grads are pretty smart guys as well, not a bad thing in the overall evaluation. I think if you cut Codrington tho, you have to keep Hamler on the active roster.

As hilarious as that is, it’s actually spot on.

Mitch - 2, Buechele - 3. White meh.

https://www.nfl.com/news/raiders-qb-aidan-o-connell-suffered-fractured-wrist-in-preseason-finale-expected-to-be-out-6-8-weeks Raiders back up QB Aiden O'Connell out 6-8 weeks with wrist fracture. Only other QB on the roster is a 6th round rookie. If I'm Beane I'm calling them now and offering White or Buechelle for a late round pick.

They played @KC Week 1 and put up a good fight. Lamar had 400 yards.

I would take Gilmore or Douglas over what they have back there, but I’m thinking that by offering a Moore or a Trubiske to a team desperate for those positions, might net us a player.

I could see him as the 53rd guy. I would cut Codrington, keep Cairlo. I like his instincts in coverage. Moves like a safety. Much more in the style of Benard and Milano than any other linebacker on the roster. I think he is instantly a core special teamer, and after a few weeks in the system the best reserve coverage linebaker.

You made up a stat that you have yet to prove. I gave you video evidence of way more than 3 plays. Typical "Einsten" thinks he knows everything and can never admit otherwise. And when proven wrong move to personal attacks. The video dont lie.

T. Bass will always make me nervous.

Josh and Mitch that's it .... even PS spots are valuable.

I saw the title of this thread and thought someone bumped a post from 2023.

First question- What kind of drugs are you on? Follow up- Where might one purchase said drugs?

Calm down.

Driving home from visiting family in Maryland. My cousins are pretty confident. They say Henry is looking good to start the season. May be down another CB after this game.

I was really pulling for the Bills to sign or even draft Dolac honestly. Oh well...

I disagree with those who argue Beane did enough at cornerback by drafting one in the first and fifth round and signing White and Jackson. The draft picks were unlikely to be ready to start, and while both White and Jackson both know the system, neither are starting quality. And that's quite aside from the prospect of injuries. Realistically, the best-case scenario was White doing an adequate job while Hairston and Strong developed. But hanging the season on a 30-year old coming off serious injuries does not (and did not) sound very prudent. It's not like Beane didn't have money to spend, when you consider the contracts for Hoecht and Ogonjobi. I think Hoecht was a good signing, even with the suspension. But even if Obiwan were performing great, which he isn't, it would have been smarter to put that money into the secondary. It looks like 2023 all over again, when Beane had to give up a third-round pick for a cornerback who hit the wall the following year. Let's hope the Bills can muddle along until Hairston is ready--and that he plays well.