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The thing that drives me mad is that they offer a streaming option, and do so if you are a college student or live in an area that they deem unworthy of their marketing efforts for Directv. I found myself saying multiple times, "it shouldn't be so difficult to watch these games." I was willing to pay the $300 or whatever, I was not willing to sign up for Directv with a 2 year commitment. It appears courts will have an opportunity to decide how unfair their practices are.

NFL prohibits extensions prior to the end of a players 3rd season. So they can't do it now. If he continues to have a great year my belief is that they'll extend him after this season, similar to Deshaun Watson.

Yes definately, that would be a discount from the price Directv is currently charging for Sunday Ticket.

The billing address from the Credit Card has to match the address the service is from.

There was an article i read, although i'm unsure how reliable, that AT&T/Directv is opening the Sunday Ticket streaming option up to some individuals who don't match their previous requirements (College Student or apartment building where dish access is unavailable). This was mostly in urban areas where Satellite TV is losing their customer base. Below is the link to give it a shot. https://nflst.directv.com/ I think i'm going to attempt NordVPN and get YoutubeTV to attempt the VPN route this year.

Corey Littleton signed as a UFA with Vegas for 3 years $36. I think an extension for Milano at around that seems right. Milano currently has 1 year left at $2M, would make the total remaining 4 years $38M

Ugh, now that songs gonna be stuck in my head all day.

He got engaged in the fall, so maybe wedding? or honeymoon? or just a break before the football season starts?

Likely, he's unblocked by design. They're read optioning the DE: If the DE crashes on the ball carrier Allen pulls the ball and run. If he maintains the edge Allen hands the ball off.

He played at the pumpkin festival in Clarence in like 2007 or 2008. Saw him then.

That's great, it's what they should be doing. It's almost unstoppable at the goalline with his ability to go "up and over." The one the Bills missed was Week 1 vs Jets? They also did a sneak on 3rd down, but was 3rd and 2 so not part of the stats included in the link.

Bass was only 20 of 28 (71.4%) last season, with a long of 49.

I'm ok with the player, however I think with Hughes, Addison, Murphy and Epenesa they likely aren't looking to add to that position group.

They carried Lorenzo Alexander as an LB who played half his time as a pass rusher, so in my opinion it's not out of the question to carry 9. It may cost an LB, but Klein's position flexibility could help with that.

15.53% of offensive snaps. 37.68% of specs snaps https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/D/DiMaPa00/fantasy/2019

1999 is what I was thinking as well: https://www.pro-football-reference.com/teams/buf/1999.htm

https://www.buffalorumblings.com/2020/4/26/21237260/2020-nfl-draft-brandon-beane-transcript-from-day-2-aj-epenesa

He was extremely sick

My prediction is Dugger or Chinn

Dead money from Gronk's contract would have been on their cap last season

I think any disagreements and questions on players should be answered prior to the draft. They’ve set a board, I wonder how much communication goes on with scouts etc in a normal year.

Couple of things i'm interested in: Trade calls, communications are typically done by individuals other than Beane, and how they will organize that information via zoom interests me. I imagine they may have multiple zoom rooms, perhaps in prioritized groups. I heard the Schefter interview with Dimitroff. His main meeting will only have 5 individuals. And perhaps one of those 5 will be charged with any necessary discussions with scouts etc. in a separate chat? Their actual draft board. It's typically a large magenetic or touch screen on the wall. They'll have to use a live google doc or something like that to refresh and update the board after every pick I assume.

This makes me think it'd be a no

I was thinking a 6th, similar to Jordan Howard. As long as his fit in the locker room is ok (they'd have this intel from their RB coach), I think he's a perfect fit for what they'd be looking for. They've always carried a bigger short yardage back (Tolbert, Ivory, Gore).

I think Zack Moss is the best compliment to Singletary, I think the Bills will want a larger short yardage back. I think Edwards-Helaire is the best RB in the draft, but has similar style to Singletary.