vincec

You mean they could get a draft pick for Russell Bodine but not for Shady?

It's crazy. He took his team to the Super Bowl and now he's being compared to a guy who has debatable qualifications to even make the practice quad.

This comment plus not keeping Teller himself makes me wonder if they aren't going to just keep 8 OL.

If Morse starts at center then Feliciano will be RG with Ford at RT, and Nsekhe as "swing" tackle, IMO. But I have a bad feeling that Morse will not start next Sunday. I've been hearing how it's nothing and he'll be back any second for all of training camp and the preseason, but he's still in concussion protocol and not cleared to play. And the decision as to when he's cleared is supposedly out of the teams hands, so I'm skeptical of all this speculation that it's just gamesmanship by the Bills.

I've been underwhelmed by H Phillips this preseason. I was expecting a big jump from him but he looks like the worst of the 4 DTs right now.

What would be the point of trading Hughes for Clowney? I'm not sure that Clowney is even better than Hughes to begin with, and if so then minimally.

I agree with this, but they seem to really want a FB on the roster.

I've got it: Ray-Ray McCloud, Deondre Wesley and Marcus Murphy for Clowney.

Texans are supposed to be looking for an OT as part of the deal, so Dawkins would probably have to be included.

I was thinking the same thing. Problem is that guys like Aaron Donald ruined that for regular rookies. As long as Oliver can hold his own and make the occasional play I'll be satisfied for his rookie season.

Mayfield looked bad, therefore Allen did well. QED.

Yeah, maybe they should send him to Guantanamo Bay.

Wow. He got the shaft. Seriously.

He may not be good, but he's a fine young man. Reminds me of Peterman.

Agree 100%, but I think the expectations for him were way overblown when the Bills signed him. The Bills talked him up as a big signing but he was not an elite player in Washington. He is just an average rotational DE.

This is the most ludicrous article I’ve ever read. It uses “analytics” to evaluate the hypothetical fallout from a hypothetical season, the probability of which is based on nothing. Very scientific.

A couple of weeks ago I was reading how he was a "stud" in camp. Now he is "getting beat on every play." The winds of change are fickle.

The practice squad has 10 spots plus a special 11th spot for players from the IPP. If he is signed to the regular 10 man practice squad then he can be activated by the Bills or claimed by another team as usual. If he is signed to the special 11th spot then he can't be activated by the Bills or claimed by anyone else. He just practices with the Bills for the year.

However, he's a fine young man.

If only that were true.

He hasn't done much in the preseason so far. It's probably going to take him some time to develop.

Not great PR for that clinic since he immediately got another concussion on the first day of contact.

Plus the rain never fell until after sundown and July and August never were too hot. Monopoly money.

I may be fired but I wouldn't be banned from ever working in my profession again. Besides being illegal, that seem cruel and spiteful to me. If there is a team willing to take the risk then who is the league to stop them? It seems punitive.

I'm actually fine with the reinstatement. It's the guy's livelihood. Give him a chance to make some money and contribute while he still has some game left.