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We get thirty extra minutes of gronk and Bradshaw trying to form complete sentences. its just amazing stuff.

There seem to be a fair amount of posters that are wondering why Buffalo signed him when Moore doesn't pass the muster analytically. Were we better off not signing him?! What would have been a successful season here for Moore? I am wondering how, if so many others can see it, how does the Buffalo front office fall into this "mistake" of a signing?

He pretty much only ran decoy go routes in NO this year and he was quite effective tbh. One of those bills twitter guys had a video of a bunch of his reps I honestly think shaheed might be struggling a bit in Seattle because rather than having a guy doing that for him he is probably being used as the guy for that 😂 Haven’t seen much of them since he got there though so that’s kinda a wild guess

Moore clears waivers Cooks pulls hammy in Q2 Cooks to IR Moore re-signed

But it would fit the definition of 'Billsy' for 2025. 😁

I’m cheering for Dallas today, one more loss and I think KC doesn’t make the Playoffs. Ravens don’t look good on O now and Jackson looks slower… I may be wrong but I think it will be a new AFC team in the SB but I think whoever it is gets stomped by the Rams

Depends on what you are referring to. Are you talking about the dead cap hit from prorated bonuses spread into void years? If so here is a quick overview; Void years allow for teams to spread money (on the books) over future years, even the the player gets his money immediately. If a team allows a contract to void, all remained money left to pay that player in future years immediately becomes due. If they are extended or re-sign before the contract voids, then the dead money that was prorated can be remain in place until the contract eventually voids. Here is an example with Joey Bosa: Bosa’s 9 million dollar signing bonus was spread out over 5 years, the maximum allowed by the NFL. So that 9 mill is split up at 1.8 a year from 2025-2030. Bosas cap his this year is actually smaller this year than next, despite not actually being under contract, because the void money of 1.8x4 years becomes due (7.2 million). If they were to reach an extension or re-sign him, the void year’s signing bonus can remain at the 1.8 a year for the life of the contract. So if they give a one year extension, we in theory could save 5.4 money off of the dead cap next season. Connor McGovern is another good example here, with 5 million in dead money next year because of void year signing bonuses for the next 3 seasons. they could save 2ish mill in dead money by extending him to allow void years to remain.

The AFC is a total crap shoot, from who makes the playoffs and who gets to the Super Bowl

Again, I don't have a view that anything has been done that should trigger anyone. Military officers do not need to be told that they are not to abide by illegal orders. Cabinet members do not need to threaten people, until something happens. So far, and that may change, this is nothing other than yacking.

Hey. Mistakes happen. What can you do? - teef

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I like my turkey like my women; juicy dark meat 🤪

The Patriots of the Bills? Bc I think he's done in this town. It would look *pretty* dumb to have a "mutual parting of the ways", after he approached the team looking for more snaps - only to come back on the Practice Squad.

How long have they been doing a state catholic championship? This is the first time I’ve ever heard of it.

…and Phily’s offense is the worst it has been. If your philosophy is to share the wealth between Josh Palmer and George Pickens, your philosophy sucks. The Cowboys won a game, against a red hot Eagles team (despite their offensive struggles), because they consistently threw the ball to the best player on the field. He “out-talented” a loaded Eagles defense. They didn’t win with scheme or sharing the wealth. They stole a game because he was better than other guys. These Bills teams have consistently lost in the biggest moments because they didn’t have that guy. When they did, he dropped it. Why wouldn’t you want that?!? 🤣🤣

Agree.........but I don't think it's him. He's just a posession guy right now, IMO. But as I've said in other threads, this guy was a very successful WR1 running choice routes in an EP type system for years. Like Allen said, he picked up the playbook immediately. Should they decide to lean back into that Dorsey/Daboll stuff down the stretch they now have Cooks, Shakir and Davis who have all been there and done it. Though Gabe wasn't particularly good at it so that will be a concern.

Are we practicing today?

Josh Allen had a 49.1 QBR when targeting Moore 🤯 Last year in Cleveland, whoever their QB was had a 44.5 QBR and was picked off 8 times 🤯🤯🤯 If your QBs threw 9 picks targeting you the last 2 years, and only completing 55-60% of the targets the last 2 years, it's not just the QB's fault. Again, a guy we were all surprised made the 53 man roster.

If the Rams and Chiefs played in the SB this Sunday, I would take the Rams. I think they are a bad matchup for KC and have an elite QB/HC capable of shredding their defense to pieces. If they played in the actual SB in February, it would probably be a toss up. The Chiefs would have gone on a crazy run to get there. Have momentum on their side. The Chiefs seem to have a psychological edge over the latter two. Both have HC's that play to lose imo. Whereas Maye & the Patriots are new to all of this. Sometimes that can work to a team's advantage. Not knowing what they should know. Vrabel strikes me as a guy who goes for the kill shot and trusts his players to make plays. So, I think NE is more likely to beat KC than those other two. At least this year. Not that I would actually pick the Patriots to win. But surprised if they did? No.

I thought the Cowboys defense had been playing better the last couple of games ..............

It would take an act of god for 10 wins to not do it I think…just too many other wildcard teams all playing eachother to keep us out. There’s probably a better chance 9 wins gets us in than 10 wins keeps us out

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The Bills desperately just need someone who can threaten a defense down field to keep them honest.

He still might have said no to the Bills. He was a free agent. I find it unlikely because they literally still have all the CB's that they dealt him for peanuts in favor of on the roster.......but they may have offered him a PS spot.