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A true Buffalo killer back in the day. His last years have been challenging with his dementia onset and I truly hope he’s at rest and in peace.

Carr can’t extend plays that allow receivers more time to lose DBs like Roethlisberger, either.

I’ll predict it comes in at $1.7m.

Hey, Sean. Perhaps you should also ask the OLman who got his ass handed to him by Oliver to get off the field, too.

Got that right. What’s interesting to me is that I first heard him state his positional importance theory in ‘84. That long ago. It’s always been a QB’s league and it always will be.

Bill Polian agrees with the bold text. And, given the evolution of the game since he became a GM, he might even agree with four and five being a WR and CB.

You’d think. I mean, it’s not a very high bar.

Unfortunately, not like Morse they can’t.

Great point.

Oh, it’s crazy alright. And some team in the near future is gonna go even crazier on another wideout.

All players are worth whatever a team is willing to pay them.

Got that right. But he is really gonna be unhappy when he sees that Carr ain’t the same kind of pitcher as Roethlisberger.

Scheffy getting a plug in for the agents? Is he repped by them, too?

I love how the word “unnecessary” gets tossed around when describing how McBeane created a record amount of dead cap space. McBeane, for good or bad, had a plan, determined who was essential to that plan, and executed it; they decided what was “necessary” to carry it out. The creation of all that dead cap money was simply a function of them doing what they felt was “necessary” to achieve their desired results. The word “unnecessary” simply doesn’t apply. It was absolutely necessary for them. Quibble all you want about it being right, wrong, or a mix of the two, but that’s a different argument. Disagree about letting go of talented players that you liked and don’t think they should have been let go, but that is entirely beside the point relative to their plan for the rebuild. And nobody knows the result at this point. That should be obvious to everybody.

"43's the Mike! 43's the Mike!"

Better to get out now than waste reps on a guy who is just gonna arrive at the decision a little later. He was getting his ass handed to him and realized it was time.

Why, bless your little heart. Now go F yourself!

Imo, what makes it an “accomplishment” (whatever that means) is that they conducted the purge while being able to add good talent to replace the departed players AND used the draft capital acquired in that purge to move up and grab their franchise QB, not to mention a highly touted MLB prospect to boot. Whether it pans out or not remains to be seen. But it’s not like they purged the roster and said, “WTF do we do now.” Instead, they created a plan and executed it. Even their biggest detractors should respect that.

Not sure about any word on Morse after practice. But I found these in Morse: .... . / .. ... / --. --- -. -. .- / -... . / .--- ..- ... - / ..-. .. -. . .-.-.-

Per the bold text, not for the Bills he isn't.

Chameleon.

Nice. Music to my ears.

We released Foggie?

I’m a bit ambivalent on the matter.