[NFL Week #3 - Bills at the Dolphins - 2nd half game thread]

Tua back means they are breaking the rules.  No way he is not concussed 

[NFL Week #3 - Bills at the Dolphins - 2nd half game thread]

Frazier is getting a sunburn

[NFL Week #3 - Bills at the Dolphins - 1st half game thread]

Just now, Straight Hucklebuck said:

WHY DOES this team insist on Zack Moss?

 

Did McDermott override Dorsey on that offensive series?

 

Scared, weak playcalling.

Especially after last year, Singletary showed he got better as he got more carries.  Sometimes McDermott is hard headed and misses on these things

[NFL Week #2 - 9/19/22 Titans at Bills 1st half thread Gameday]

Edmunds is gone next year

[NFL Week #2 - 9/19/22 Titans at Bills 1st half thread Gameday]

Edmunds was in wrong spot twice on the Titans TD

[This has to be the deepest dline we’ve ever had]

Jordan back to old form.  1.5 sacks and i saw another huge hit on the qb right after he released the ball

[Brandon and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Week]

I would say he did pretty good getting a 5th for Ford considering what he has done his first 3 years

[Brandon and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Week]

3 hours ago, TH3 said:

No kidding...how long do you think they can drag it out

That dude from the Olean times said something like " This is only the beginning of this story" 

Then again that dude works at the Olean Times

[McDermott/Beane press conference 8/27: Matt Araiza released]

Guilty until proven innocent.  And by then nobody remembers

[Five Buffalo Bills on roster bubble with toughest path to 53-man roster going into training camp]

4 hours ago, LABILLBACKER said:

Rewatch that Jets or Steeler game. He might be the worst punter I've ever seen in Buffalo.  Haack would be #1 on my list,  followed by Stevenson.

You missed my point.  I am on same page with you

[Five Buffalo Bills on roster bubble with toughest path to 53-man roster going into training camp]

I think Haack is not on that list.  He is a goner.  No way they are not going with the rookie they drafted.  It is all window dressing right now when tehy say it is a competition.  

[How to organize the new stadium “Wall of Fame”]

9 hours ago, LeGOATski said:

I stopped at "Kyle Orton."

same here.  i was not sure if i was reading sarcasm then and not getting it

[Epenesa, Ford & Moss -Are they outta here?]

Moss is safe.  Singletary is in his last year and there is no way we pay him

[Von Miller's house for sale in CO]

That basketball court away from house and in middle of nowhere is a  bit strange

[NFL Draft 2022 Fourth to Seventh Round Discussion Thread]

Just now, gonzo1105 said:

If they were willing to move up that far , Shakir must have been sticking out by quite a bit. 

Just watched his highlights and wow so many amazing catches.  

[Which of these former Bills would you like to see back on the roster?]

Williams would be perfect backup

[Giants are shopping Kadarius Toney]

Gettleman was really bad at his job

[Bills have almost $10 million in cap space available]

I would like to see Gilmore and bring back Darryl Williams at lower cost

[RB Isaiah Spiller jumps in and saves baggage]

Pretty good at catching the ball.  Something Singletary has struggled with.  
question.  When those kids travel to visit teams.  I assume the team is footing the bill.  Do they fly first class?

[Are ACL injuries no big deal anymore? The data suggest they are]

10 hours ago, Buffalo_Stampede said:

Age is probably the biggest factor in returning to a high level of play.

 

That should have been part of the study. A 25/26 year old player vs a player 30+ years old. I’m sure there’s a difference.

 

For healthy RB’s you could probably find huge playing time and performance decreases even before 30 years old. 

I also think the study should factor in player level.  I imagine a guy like Tre will get best of the best medical treatment and people focusing on his rehab.  I am sure a guy that is a non starter or on the practice squad will not nearly get the same 

[Who are your draft sleepers?]

5 hours ago, mannc said:

Who are guys you've watched in college who aren't getting a lot of pre-draft buzz, but you think are going to be good pros, for the Bills or for some other team?  I'll start:

 

BJ Baylor, RB, Oregon State: Redshirt Jr this year...led the Pac 12 in rushing (1337 yards and 5.9 ypc)...listed at 5'11'' and 200 pounds but looks and plays a lot bigger. Downhill runner with a really nice burst who breaks a ton of tackles...only 8 catches this year.  Go watch his game tape against USC...he was a force.  For some reason, Baylor was not invited to the NFL Combine.  Participated in OSU's pro day yesterday but his 40 time has not been published.  I'd expect it is 4.55 or better.  Would be a great day 3 pick-up for the Bills as he has an element that their current stable of backs don't have.  

Watched his highlights.  Seems to do a great job at being patient for the hole to open.   And fast

[Jarvis Landry wants $20 million a year]

Same amount i am looking for if anyone is interested 

[Deshaun Watson to Browns - $230 million guaranteed]

3 hours ago, Draconator said:

 

Where else can you get a job like this.  Make tons of money, harass a few dozen women, get a raise (talking money here)

[Current Bills salary cap situation - 4/8/2022 12:50 PM $200.1MM - taken for “Top 51” - Sportrac current estimate is that Bills are over by $2.8MM for all - Link to Sportrac in 1st post]

would be nice to see Lotulelei take a pay cut.  Matakevich also jumps at me as pricey for what you get

[How many roster spots are still in play?]

DB would be worthy of mention?