They dismissed him claiming mistakes were made. They don’t need to prove that in order to dismiss him. However, it is equally possible, and maybe even more likely, that he didn’t make any “mistakes”, but that the protocol just sucks.
If this is going to be credible at all, then the NFLPA needs to explain the mistakes that they claim he made.
They don’t actually have to prove anything to dismiss him. They can do that even if he made no mistakes at all.
Bills run a lot of QB power from that formation on the goal line, so they can still run it. In fact, that’s probably their best running play from the goal line.
Allen said that he changed his entire throwing motion once he got to the NFL to help improve his accuracy and consistency. So, it sounds like even he recognized that he had an issue coming out of college but was able to fix it. So, basically Aikman and Bradshaw are completely wrong.
People make this more complicated than it is. Belichick is a very good coach. There are a lot of very good coaches in the NFL. Tom Brady is what made him great.
I think you’ll see Moss when they go 10 because of his blitz pickup ability.
There was a lot of talk about using more 12 but they really only have one good TE so I doubt you’ll see this much more than last year.
To be honest, I think it’s unlikely that White will be back anywhere close to 100% at any point this season. He may play, but I doubt he will be fully confident in his knee and that’s not even factoring in the rust. I think next season is more likely before we see the old Tre White.
I’m a little concerned over the CB situation. Starting Jackson and Elam is far from ideal, and when you consider Benford is the 3rd CB, you have two rookies and a second year player as your primary CBs for at least the first quarter of the season.