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We're not 7-9 anymore, thank gawd. And it was Fred's turn, ya dig?

I'm not sure if I should feel proud or depressed.

I thought it was pretty cool how Jimbo got emotional as he was signing the contract. I think we as fans often bring a very cold, passionless perspective when discussing players and contracts, without taking the time to appreciate just how much this means to them and their families. I'm happy for him.

Voters remorse is coming

Does it show preseason? Im looking forward to the Gibran Hamdan vs the Lions highlights

The Bills need to get 3 good years out of him for the contract to have good value which I think is very possible. After that you get to 2028 where you can rework his deal or let him play out his age 29 season and then figure out the rest on the backend.

Ask Professor JD for a crash course on the search function since that’s all he does all day long

Who will be crying more over inflation? Low income or high?

Neither do the Jags...at least ours were cheaper 🤣

This came up in my YouTube algorithm and I thought it was cool. It's one highlight of every game played at Rich/Ralph Wilson/New Era/Highmark Stadium In chronological order (1973-2024).

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It's a classic deflection, they do that kind of thing in politics. It's a "you just don't like him so this is slander" defense even when there is so much that is being presented specifically about the failures on his side of the ball, obviously most notably in January and that it's happened EVERY single season.

Barring catastrophe he's almost certainly here until at least through 2027, but 2028 is more likely. That is set up to work out well for the Bills. After 2028 he will have one season left on his deal and he will be heading into his age 30 season. He probably will get released at that point or have take a pay cut for that season. If he breaks down earlier it’s not optimal, but the team can make it work.

Guess who's scouting report this is: Weaknesses Finesse cornerback with relatively slender frame. Physicality and play strength a concern from slot. Big-bodied slot targets will post him up in space and drive him off the line in run game. Tackles when necessary, but doesn't seek out contact. Less technique-oriented and more grabby from slot. Finished career with just six interceptions despite extensive playing time. Early anchor from off coverage caused struggles opening hips when receivers would stem and go. Recovery-quick but not recovery-fast. Texas Tech speedster Jakeem Grant gave him all kinds of vertical work in 2015 Texas Bowl.

I’m not sure that I believe an Ebita of $29 mil is correct. What are they spending $522 mil on? If this was after interest, amort, depreciation I might believe it. Just because something is on the internet doesn’t mean it’s true.

I would certainly agree that this iteration has provided an environment to be successful where previous versions have not. I always thought JP could have done something in the right situation. He's since gone into coaching and been applauded for his knowledge of the game and maturity. Pretty talented player as well.

I think lower and mid level receivers would actually really like Brady's style. Mack Hollins got his best contract after a year with Josh. The WR1 types will not like it cause they wont get target share, but lower caliber WR will get MORE targets in this theory (cause everybody eats). Considering we are very unlikely to have the money to get a WR1 type through FA (most likely route is through the draft), I dont think this matters if its true (it does seem intuitive).

I hope I’m wrong.

The problem is that blacks in particular have problems with second order consequences and American blacks have a particularly nasty form of narcissism which has been fed to them by the regime (including the fourth estate) for years. Even non-criminal blacks often show that they believe that blacks should not be held accountable for crimes they commit. Even if we accept that non-criminal blacks would benefit enormously from the criminal blacks being mass incarcerated, they can’t see past the initial pain point of losing many of their brothers/cousins and the blow to their community, as it were, that the optics of such a measure would create.

He practiced for about 5 days before getting hurt... and while I agree the reports weren't glowing they weren't terrible either. There is a ton more information available..... 32 starts worth of game film from the University of Kentucky. And this is not saying you are only allowed to be positive..... but I'm not surprised you get push back on such a strong negative opinion (to the point of saying you will stop posting if you are wrong) based on reading a few scouting reports and 5 days of training camp his rookie year.

There’s 15 minutes of my life that I’ll never get back…