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Probably not too many people lining up for his services right now… git ‘r do… n…. e??

I mean, you would have to have this as a condition, wouldn't you? Without it you're basically asking how much is your fandom worth because, realistically, if you knew they weren't ever going to win one, would you still watch? The unpredictability of the outcome (no matter how much the NFL tries to eff that up) is a big part of the lure.

Same height as Tre White and 10 lbs heavier… or 6 lbs lighter depending on the website.

Are you suggesting Cris Collinsworth counted the votes?

🤔... the way I interpreted that is the AP votes reflected Dungy voted for Lamar, but when Florio spoke to him he denied that, which is what made Florio question the result... I could be wrong... wouldn't want to step on your "Was it over when the German's bombed Pearl Harbor" moment...

IMO, utilizing the KJ HWGD avg QB metric and using Tyrod and the 2017 Bills as the comparator, I see the 2024 team with Tyrod being a 7-9 win team due to the OL, Cook, and Tyrod's mobility. With Geno, I think they're a 4 win team at best due to the limited skill at WR. I don't think the lack of skill at WR hurts Tyrod as much because he was already frustratingly reluctant to throw the ball, Geno on the other hand would be screwed.

I think @GunnerBill and @Bill from NYC probably get their due. @Billl gets left off of a lot of lists because he doesn't know how to spell "Bill" and the whole Chiefs fan check mark against. There aren't lots of other visible Bills on the board that come to mind quickly. A quick perusal of the member list shows a lot of "Bill" related screen names with 0 posts, so the lack of recognition is on them. I find @BillsVet's insistence on pointing at me unnerving... there are too many others to go through night now without getting fired, so...

Did someone forget to mention to Omar Kahn and Mike Tomlin that they're supposed to be be supervised when they go on an ayahuasca retreat?

Not disagreeing on him getting his due, moreso that I think if he was still in his 20s he'd be getting closer to Saquon money. IMO, Henry's current contract is discounted for age.

I heard Ralph’s estate was going to pay for it, but… you know… cheap. 🤷‍♂️

I mean, if he turns sideways you might not even see him...

I don't necessarily think it changes Cook's asking price. In addition to being a reflection of his talent, Henry's contract is also a reflection of the fact that he's a RB over 30 with a lot of wear. It's the highest contract in league history for a RB over 30.

And exactly this has been their undoing against the Chiefs every playoff game with the exception of 2020. That's what made Spagnolo's one well-timed blitz that purposely broke a season's worth of tendencies so painful to watch... to date, whether with talent or coaching creativity, it is not a club that the Bills defense has had in their bag to play.

I think they will go back to wearing shoes off the field this season, and they will probably go back to eating soup. They'll still hate those soul-stealing little cats, though.

🤔... who? 🤔... Brendan? 🤔... is this Case Keenum punking me?

If he doesn’t show, I can already hear the media narrative. First Cook, now Allen… Bills are doooooooomed!!

Before the OP's height of offseason TBD "gift", I guess I never really saw Cole Bishop's face before... dude is going to have a harder time finally growing a beard than Allen did. What a baby face... let's hope it's the baby face of an assassin.

🤔... is it possible such a drinking game already exists?

It’s Cardi B… Diggs was probably trolling for a little distraction for the both of them… 🤷‍♂️

Yes... but what I really want to know is... is Vrabel concerned.

In fairness, the tent had it coming.

With everyone hating on Tyreek, I've decided to take the high road and say something nice. I find his sense of style in shirts to be authentic... despite its obvious redundancy.

Now you're just ####### with people... I don't know whether to interpret this as Keon looks great, or whether it means our cadre of slot receivers as a whole looks like ####.

Is there a metric that tracks impact of man-games lost due to reckless play? Between injuries to Rasul Douglas, Taron Johnson, and himself due to his carelessness, you have to wonder whether his "reasonable productiveness" is offset by drop off in skill when backups are covering for the damage he inflicts.

Ultimately, my gripe with it comes down to the fact the league can’t follow the “ain’t broke, don’t fix it” when it tinkers with its rules, I think. I don’t really care about increasing the likelihood of an onside kick working as an individual play at the end of a game… it was a low percentage play before the rule changes, and it’s a low percentage play now. And having to declare it doesn’t change the end of the game, everyone knows when a team has no choice but to do it. However, it changes the strategy in a game like the Bills-Detroit game last season. Campbell, with a banged up defense that couldn’t stop a toddler, was right to go for one when he did to try to steal a possession, and in 2023 it may have worked. And if he was able to do it to open the second half, he probably would have. In 2024 there’s almost no chance of it working. I dislike the impact of that rule change on those situations, and I feel like keeping it as part of the game as it is is kind of pointless, especially if the league cares about player safety as they claim to, which we know they don’t. I agree about the current kickoff rules. It gives a very minor league feel to the whole thing. It’s like the NHL ending a game with a shootout… all these seasons later it still leaves me flat and unsatisfied.