The Wiz

Be happy or be pissed

So basically they bought out the contract for the Jags and don't retain his rights or what? I don't get the logistics since they reportedly already released him, how can they then trade him?

his 40 time is still less than his kids born this past season though so he's got that going for him.

So the question was "who is the worst bills player of all time?" Didn't specify trades, draft pick, FA signing. Listening again, I do kind of like Cody Ford a bit. Gave him every opportunity to start and was just trash from start to finish.

I'm basically playing the devils advocate on this one I'll just say that the facts are still pretty damning for him: 1st round pick beat out by a 6th rounder had to trade for a 30 yr old CB to replace him the journeymen that we have normally get the call up over him when the starting 2 are out. Might not make him the "worst" but definitely puts him in the "biggest bust" category.

Like the reasoning for both. Mike WIlliams and Marcell were probably the two highest picks that got paid and weren't worth it. Marcell had his moments and was probably an average player but what he was making as the #3 overall pick, he needed to be a game wrecker and never even came close.

Just watch a clip and obviously people are picking players that either blew a big game or were just bad (Peterman, Norwood, JP Losman were some of them). I know most on here would probably throw out some better names like Erik Flowers and Aaron Maybin but it left me thinking. Is Elam approaching the threshold? I would say he could be if you were talking about "worst pick of all time" but in terms of player, he has been boom or bust. Offseason topic since everything is slow so would be interested to see how everyone feels.

I know KC likes their criminals but Toney is really toeing the line.

This is the type of thing like the "Diggs WTF? on the sideline" will carry the offseason chatter for the talking heads.

Man social media has been fun today but had to share this. Shady put the MVP vote into the best perspective possible.

I love how they had Allen front and center with Hailee but just realized they had him sitting with John Hamm also. Definitely starting to think that Hollywood might be calling at some point.

So..... real?

Also Saquan wasn't there and won. Though there really wasn't much question about who was going to win OPOY.

Jokes really leaning into the Refs/Chiefs relationship.

It must have for such a massive betting swing with 4-5 hours prior to the event.

My favorite part about the above judge running is was that the defender walked in his path to make him go backwards and the ref ran around him instead of staying on a straight line.

just saw this overhead view (not sure if posted yet). How the refs could mark that short is amazing to me.

Bishop had an arm around it while Worthy had a hand on it.

This is were I'm at. If we can't beat them, beat them.

that was either an INT or an incomplete pass. Amazingly, it's a chiefs 1st down and a catch.

It's pretty easy to say. Chiefs get to the post season and get more calls for them (by almost triple) than against them once the post season starts because the NFL loves a villain for ratings. No one is watching outside of WNY and KC to see either team win. They are all watching to see if the Chiefs will lose. And if it happens, that will be the narrative in the media on Monday as well. "THE CHIEFS LOST!". Not "THE BILLS WON!". No different than what has already been discussed this week regarding the bills winning over the ravens.