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Bad news. While we rarely hear it being mentioned in the legacy media or the White House press briefing room, the situation on the front lines of the war in Ukraine is not currently looking good for Zelenski's forces. Even with a fresh round of funding and military supplies arriving from the United States, the Russian army has been punishingly effective recently, particularly in the eastern parts of the country. Putin's forces have stepped up their use of drones and aerial glide bombs such as the FAB-500 bombs launched from Su-34 bomber aircraft and employed them to devastating effect against Ukraine's soldiers and military vehicles. In a rare interview with one Ukrainian front-line commander, the Associated Press reveals that it's often not even safe for them to pull back and try to regroup in the face of the Russian advance. They have no ability to counter these types of attacks and the Russians can reach well beyond the poorly defined front lines. https://apnews.com/article/russia-ukraine-war-fortifications-8a72981dfdb755de6f8011b13f4d062e .

If Brady runs him as much as he did last yr it's going to happen imo

That the team that traded for Kadarius Toney? Signed Kelvin Benjamin after the Bills cut him? Just had a WR act like the freeway was the Indianapolis 500? Had a "Super Fan" convicted of bank robberies to fund his travels? Like I get it their team won the Super Bowl so the air where they are is pretty thin and all...but every team takes a swing on a guy like Claypool once in a while. No franchise, fan bases or signings are perfect all the time.

And as far as it pertains to the Bills, trading for a good WR wouldn’t necessarily mean the WR is top 5 in salary. Metcalf is $16M and DHop is at $1M.

He did provide volume. Targets are the stat you choose as your hill. You're the one that says you know what will happen this year, yet preach to me. You don't see the future and can't admit the past, yes, we need to be better around here. You think being smug makes you smart. When it's actually your inability to accept any opinion except your own - that contributes to the negative of TBD.

For whatever reason bills fans have a real aversion to the wideout position in particular and basic understanding of logic in general lol There was someone arguing before the draft not to take a wideout w a top10 pick...because no top10 drafted WR has won a super bowl😂😂

Think he announces his retirement at his softball game like others have suggested. Kinda think we are done adding players at safety. Edwards, Rapp and Bishop will be the main guys back there this year. I think the cap space we come into on 6/1 will be used in-season (injury replacements, trade deadline acquisition) rather than to add another safety

At this point if I had to guess I would say no, they haven’t. We can’t know of course, and there are always surprises in the NFL season. That’s part of what makes it compelling. On paper - and I know games aren’t played on paper- the Bills WR corps doesn’t look impressive. As fans there is nothing we can do about the FO strategy , so I’ll hope for the best.

Question of the day: was it right of them to take me to court just for loving my dog?

Yup. Also he didn’t look at the Eagles who have the 4th highest paid QB to go along with WRs who rank 1st and 6th by AAV. They haven’t won the SB since the 2017 season, but they should have in 2022 and they will compete for it again this year.

No. Hyde is done and so is Poyer. Their play has really dropped off. Of Hyde is back I want him as a rotational backup. Look we have to start getting rookies tons of playing time and hopefully starts. We have to quit clinging to the past and latching on to specific players. It's past time to move on.

As I often say. We don't know what we don't know. I would venture a guess that his mind is made up. And from there, the Bills organization has made up their mind as well. So what could the hold up be on an announcement? Doctors. Medical clarification. Making sure he can not only get on the field, but walk off it. I guessed earlier in the season and my guess remains the same. Buffalo has a loose agreement in place with Hyde. If he returns, Buffalo will welcome him back. If he doesn't return a spot on the coaching staff either this year or next season has been offered. And if he does come back, I'm hoping it's more of a backup, leadership role rather than close to 100% of the snaps he's seen in the past. Though I like Hyde and wish him nothing but the best...he was noticably slower last year. And how many games did he come out of injured? IMO he's past prime of a guy that's able to be depended on for 17 games. His best role would be spot duty and passing that knowledge bon IMO.

Guessing Hyde isn’t interested in the rigors of participating in a full offseason program. Whether he’s interested in the rigors of a full regular season plus playoffs is the real question. I doubt we will know until just before training camp starts in July. I’m 100% certain he will be a post 6/1 signing if he comes back at all.

Not great. However, simply looking at a prospects short comings doesn't paint a complete picture. Simply thinking because Lladd being an undersized guy and unable to make it through a season in college means he cant in the NFL. I think one of Colemans best attributes is his fluidity and body control for a guy that large. He is good at the line and the catch point. I think Buffalo feels they can refine his route running at the top of the route. Now the separation he didn't require in college is not a fatal flaw. What Coleman offers as strengths are traits you can’t learn or teach. Buffalo thinks they can improve the route running and that will propel Coleman to meeting his potential. Time will tell. After seeing all the content he is in you can see why they believe in him.

Shouldn't Joe make that decision ? . . . . . . . . . . just kidding. He's Getting Worse: Now the Biden Team Is Trying to Reduce Joe's Speaking Time By Nick Arama The Biden team is scrambling, trying to figure out how to deal with a problem like Joe Biden. They've put him in new shoes to help prevent him from tripping. They've reportedly had handlers covering him, standing between the media and Biden to obscure his stilted, elderly walk. They got him the short stairs to reduce steps into Air Force One. But as we've said, that's still not hiding all the issues. Now, they've come up with a new plan, according to NBC — they're going to be shortening his speeches. https://redstate.com/nick-arama/2024/05/05/biden-speeches-being-cut-short-n2173771 https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2024-election/bidens-general-election-strategy-less-rcna150017 . .

Fro being the 9th overall pick he was being a bust. The 34th or so pick then no. At #9 you expect them to play at a certain level

Yeah I'm guessing OP didn't know where Allen stacks up in terms of AAV before he wrote this He's likely to fall out of the top10 this coming yr...his salary in comparison to the rest of the league should be MORE reason to spend on WR, not less

Looking at the topics over the past couple months, it seems we’re already doing this. Natural death can’t come soon enough. j/k

I’d ask him why he destroyed his cell phone. Then maybe, if we had time, I ask why so many TB12 users popped for performance enhancers. Then, maybe if I bought him an avocado ice cream, he’d tell me why the NFL destroyed the Spygate 1 tapes and why there wasn’t a list of teams found spied on in Spygate 2 and why only one person was fired despite an established team funded network of travel and filming. I’d ask if it felt odd at all to be such an outlier to be the literal only player to enjoy such success in their mid 40s and how odd it is that few people question it despite relying on a pharmacist who isn’t an actual doctor. Finally I’d ask him why his GOAT coach didn’t endorse him in any of the many scandals but especially surrounding deflategate. And if that factored into him seemingly leaving to spite him when the natural reaction would be to ride off into the sunset together. Add to that why his GM chose the coach over him. Then i’d ask for his autograph

1. Bishop 2. VPG 3. Davis 4. Carter 5. Solomon 6. Ulofoshio 7. Coleman 8. Hardy 9. Clayton 10. Grable

Can’t imagine the Bills counting on Hyde in any way at this point. Had a great run here, but it’s over.

And why is that? Like he's that bad of a 3rd/4th option? Like you can just ignore the rest because you don't like him? Sure, OK

All I could think of when I hear that is deaf leopard 😂

I can see the OP’s point, but this makes two years in a row that the Bills have used their first draft pick on a receiver. Are we really complaining about not double-dipping this this year in round 3 or 4? (Last year we took Shorter in round 5.) I agree that this regime historically has short-changed the offense, but what did people want us to do differently the last two years? How do you know the Bills didn’t try to move up? (I suspect Thomas Jr was off their board because of injury and character concerns.) And what makes you think the Bears are badly run? Other than trading for Claypool two years ago, they’ve made a lot of strong moves…

They won ( again) so I guess they can laugh at whatever they want. Really though, who cares ? A giant nothingburger imo