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Biggest issue for me is he overvalues the trade value of QBs and WR. lamar was free Agent not that long ago and no one was willing to give up two picks for the right to sign him to that contract.

Bad day to be a podcaster breaking news but great day to be a Bills fan I think Tre was starting weeks 1-4 in almost every scenario that he himself was healthy.

All the reports from camp sounds like he looks more like the pre-injury Tre so hopefully he can hold it down until Max is a full go and takes the job from him.

Simply the best news thread ever.

I would think so too but now he doesn't even have his own game to worry about. Just soak it all up and come back a stud

Great news... Now the reality of White as a starter sinks in... Truly hope he regains some of his form and is at least not as bad as Douglas was last year.

Of course not, it's getting engagement. That's all that matters these days. As long as people are commenting and sharing it, even in a hateful capacity, it doesn't matter to them. Same reason that Nick Wright guy is so popular. He could be the worst pundit on the planet but his engagement is through the roof because he constantly acts like a p***k.

I honestly think they were reading into the max tweets trying to get lucky and break news... Both the I am blessed and God has my back tweets... maybe I am wrong, but it just seemed that way. Malicious intent no... selfish motivation yes.

I would bring him in if we get into the season and our WR corp turns into an injury problem. He knows the offense, he blocks well, he catches the ball once in a while, we could do much worse in that situation.

A sprain is a micro tear.

Have you considered a position in the NFL?

Per the Athletic confirmed the same: Buffalo Bills rookie Maxwell Hairston suffered an LCL sprain in Tuesday’s practice, a source briefed on situation confirmed to The Athletic.

Oh.

There is some validity to it. Covid happened. The economy was dead in the water. About six trillion dollars was created to keep things afloat, in my estimation, four trillion of that was a mistake. Now you have all these new $'s chasing non expanding supply, especially in the housing market, causing non traditional increases in cost, which attracts further spending in that area of the economy, resulting in disproportionate price increases. Saving things comes at a cost.