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UHaul rate Seattle to San Francisco less than Seattle to Pittsburgh. Definitely the tipping factor. 👍🏽

"Many bags of information..." Here we go!

Seized on the concern

This coaching staff averages 11 wins a year and was just in the AFC Championship game. I'd say its working pretty well.

Maybe. I certainly hope I'm wrong. I think Rapp is just about serviceable. I worry about Bishop's mental processing speed. Hamlin knows the playbook but is so athletically limited. I have hope for Hancock long term but he is a 5th round rookie.

Well he did play at a similar level to the Bills practice squad last year...as a starter for the Dolphins, lol

No need to say more. You are already in the “it’s ok to scream in the face of law enforcement and throw things at them”. It’s Christian-like. Some people support your position.

Not enough. This was a vicious assault. I demand LAW AND ORDER.

Lands on his feet in one of the weakest WR rooms in the NFL. Good for him.

Imagine you're a Bills' key player, you excitedly tell all your family & friends that you're gonna be on TV. Everyone is pumped & tunes in to see you. Then it airs, and unless you're Josh, Dion, Ed, Ray, or Cook, you're only shown in the background (if you're lucky)- while the cameras are following all these guys who might not even make the practice squad. There are 10+ key starters who've either not been shown at all, or just in passing while showing something else.

Urban environments have more people. Because those people are prone to taking public transit, meaning they’re carrying possessions with them, they’re more likely to have trash. If there’s nowhere to put it, they’ll litter. Yes, a concentration of people in an area is a good reason to keep it clean. We’ve done a very good job at it, as compared to 100 years ago. Municipal sanitation departments are usually underfunded/understaffed. DOGE sure doesn’t help! https://x.com/reichlinmelnick/status/1960723486348853326?s=46&t=RLsRhQJBb5vROsgfJWkwSw

Jordan Phillips replaced him in rotation last season. Phillips gives Carter a short leash.

Pretty harsh IMHO.

Dude got fired.......

Did Codrington get cut? I saw someone say in the 'dissappointing cuts' thread? Hoping they were confusing him with Shenault somehow? If it is true who the heck is our KR/PR?

Been rooting for this dude for 2 years now... Amazing and well deserved.

This is so disingenuous, and you know it. Teams are allowed to carry 6 veterans. Looking back to 2020, when practice squads expanded to 16 players, the Bills have actually been better than most at developing practice squad talent. Even then we’re talking about just five players making and sticking on the 53-man roster in that span. It’s not costing anyone a spot.

Squirrel !

I am sickened that this vicious attack has no repercussions. Is there no shame anymore?

The negativity around Carter stems from him being last on the DT depth chart, and playing into the 4th Q in preseason games. He was playing when the rookies were pulled

He probably wanted to fight a 6-game suspension, but the Chiefs probably convinced him to take it so they could get it out of the way early in the year as opposed missing middle or late season games.

Or theyre trying to expedite the 6 years it took Poyer and Hyde to figure it out into something like 3-4? We'd all love Bishop (and even Hancock) to be a cagey veteran running on instinct, but that's a borderline unreasonable ask. I do have higher hopes for Hancock tho, he seems to have a higher floor to learn from.