BringBackFergy

That is one f’d up story. Feel sorry for the the young guy whose grandma donated her body. If it was me I’d lose my head.

And gee your hair looks wonderful today Mrs. Cleaver This guy is Eddie Haskell x100. And I love it.

Heyyyyyyyy!!!???

LET IT BE KNOWN, FROM THIS DAY FORWARD, THAT THE BUFFALO BILLS HAVE NOT ONLY STOLEN MY "OFFENSIVE LINE BY COMMITTEE" IDEA, BUT MY LOGO AS WELL (LUNCHBOX). RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED, FERGY

Welcome Maddy Glab!! Not sure why they called her a "reporter". I doubt there's even 6 teams in the NFL that call their female media specialists a "reporter"

I would never.....

Not sure why, but we never seem to play the Packers in warm, rainy weather around 65-72 degrees. Always cold. Maybe that’s because it isn’t in the summer months. Would love to play the Packers when it’s warmer than 58 degrees.

Pretty sure there’s a thread on this re. whether preseason games will be shown. Answer: Yes, but not live. Unless you subscribe as Hammerdicks said.

You going to the opener? I was just invited on the sideline. Someone read this post and invited me to watch and take notes. Not gonna argue with him.

I’m pretty sure @Cripple Creek and @Gugny will be attending most practices. They usually provide their notes via private message (rather than on the main board) because they’re traveling to other camps in between. If you want their Camp Notes just PM them (Private Message) with subject line “Send me updates” and they’re good about sharing their observations. It was great reading all their insights over the past few years.

You will never change my mind on this: Chris Hogan would be an All Pro CB if given the chance. BringBackIngenuity

So you would rather be “reactive” than “proactive”? Got it.

What the hell do you expect when a Corps-man only works 2 days per week?

The OP is prescient. No cheating about it. Give credit to OP where it’s due.

Ohhhh, but if Feliciano or Chris Brown or Daboll say it, you’ll read with a woody?? I should sell subscriptions to my analysis/thoughts.

I guess Feliciano disagrees with you as well. Oops. Tell that to Feliciano and our Chris Brown. Tell Feliciano he’s absurd...I dare ya. Oh, and Daboll says “Sup?”

Pics or it dint happen.

?? Innovation, by definition, is new. Most (if not all) teams rely on one set of five O-linemen. They grow together and become one unit. But what happens when one man goes down? How about two? Then you have two or three guys that are untested and rusty come in and disrupt the whole continuity thingy. I am proposing (and Feliciano, Brown and McDermott evidently agree) that you get all 8 guys on one page and sub them in from play to play or series to series. If you want road graders put the big dudes out. If you want agility, put the littler fellas in. The quote above doesn’t lie - the only issue is, those who called me “cray cray” above owe me a little apology. I’m waiting. This was Belichickian foresight on the OP’s part.

See link directly above. It seems our own Feliciano, Chris Brown and McDermott must be crazy then. Don’t shoot the messenger.

Should have arrived in a garbage truck. “He’s trash!”

Age of consent in NY is 17...based on that video Josh Allen looks like a 12 year old heading off to "Robotics Camp"

I hate to say "I told ya so"....but "I told ya so". This article was written by Chris Brown who is a professional with his ear to the inner workings of the team. He knows what the team is doing. My only question is "Where did he (and the coaches) get the idea for offensive line by committee??? Hmmmm (the last two sentences in bold look awfully familiar). You can thank me later. https://www.buffalobills.com/news/camp-countdown-no-13-what-should-be-expected-from-buffalo-s-offensive-line More versatility Much has been made of the position flexibility of many of the new additions to Buffalo’s offensive line. Through the course of the spring veteran additions like Jon Feliciano and Spencer Long manned all three interior line positions. Quinton Spain flipped from one guard to the other. Ty Nsekhe and LaAdrian Waddle switched sides routinely at the tackle position. Even younger players like Ike Boettger and Jeremiah Sirles tried their hand at center in addition to guard and tackle respectively. That versatility comes in handy when injury strikes. “Spence and I have both played different positions and when you have guys like that you don’t miss a beat because it’s nothing for me to play the left or right side or go to center and I know Spence feels the same way,” said Feliciano, who was part of an Oakland offensive line that surrendered the fewest sacks in the league in 2017 despite being forced to change roles due to injury. Perhaps even more important are the strengths of Buffalo’s offensive linemen vary as well. If offensive coordinator Brian Daboll wants to be a road-grading team in the run game he has drive blockers like Feliciano, Spain, Nsekhe and Cody Ford. If he wants a more mobile team that can attack the flanks he has more athletic options in Long, Morse and Wyatt Teller. So as the offensive staff determines who their best five are, they also have the luxury of matching it with an offensive identity.

Damn. I tried.

Larry French??

Oh *****, I know this one. Is it "The Note" or "The Piano"...something like that