Reks Ryan

When did they resign him?

What they showed on the broadcast was that the Bills only had 10 men on field before the TO. After the TO when the Bills Nader the stop it was 11 What they showed on the broadcast was that the Bills only had 10 men on field before the TO. After the TO when the Bills Nader the stop it was 11 What they showed on the broadcast was that the Bills only had 10 men on field before the TO. After the TO when the Bills Nader the stop it was 11

Nice. Hadn’t seen that hit

Smart move for the Eagles. Trying to protect Barkley from getting close to 400 touches again this season.

I'm going to cheat a little and go with the 2014 home opener. CJ Spiller returned the 2nd half Kickoff for a TD and the Bill beat Miami 29 -10 to go 2 - 0. Even more important than the result, was that it was the week the Pegulas closed on the acquisition of the Bills. After more than a decade of irrelevance on the field an Octogenerian+ owner, poor management, and real fear that the Bills were leaving Buffalo, it was great just to enjoy the game knowing our team wasn't leaving. The stadium atmosphere was electric. Although there were alot of questions about the team and coaching staff, it was a great day to squish the fish and be in first place.

OJ getting run down from behind. That didn't happen often. I think it would've be interesting to include opponents plays in these top 10 stadium lists.

They look like the Lions white on white Unis, and similar helmet design too.

Agree, I would have been surprised to see Davidson on the practice squad again. Latu is a rookie who seems to have more upside than Davidson. So 3 UDFA rookies, Latu plus Gosnell & Jenkins, made the practice squad in addition to almost all the drafted rookies making the 53.

The Eagles have good depth at DB, so definitely a place to look for castoffs that could be better than what the Bills have. But why are you so high of on Eli Ricks? Genuinely asking, I am not familiar with his game. https://www.bleedinggreennation.com/news/156649/eli-ricks-waived-eagles-cut-third-year-cornerback

Interesting article about how trading down for Cine, instead of taking Kyle Hamilton, lead to a horrendous 2022 draft for the Vikings. Yet they still have a very good roster top to bottom. They've been excellent in FA signings the last couple years. https://sports.yahoo.com/article/vikings-biggest-draft-screwup-nobody-145133219.html

K. Williams and Cook are the same draft class. Williams was a 5th rounder. His 2025 salary is less than Cook. $11 mil/year is a nice increase for 5th round RB Williams is a year younger than Cook, 24 about to turn 25, compared to Cook who will turn 26 in Sept. The Rams drafted Blake Corum last year and used a 4th round pick on an RB this year. So it seems that the Rams, like Buffalo, will use 3 RBs. Williams is about as close a comp as you will find for Cook, so I can't imagine the Bills paying significantly more.

Well Jerry O started more than 100 games for the Bills in the 90’s, and post career he helped his sons train to play D1 college ball and sold medical devices.. So he’s got a good perspective on the challenges that players put their bodies through to play in the NFL. He’s more than a fan

That makes sense. Probably some nonconsensual nut fondling, plus who knows what else. Doubt a teammate would go to HR if the kiss was the only harassment.

Yep. That was my experience as I-AA walk on. Back when they still called it I-AA. The coaches really don’t care about you. Of 28 walk ons, only 4 of us were still on the team after freshman year, and only 2 (not me) ever got significant playing time. Both of those guys were really terrific athletes. Anyway, McDaniel is still a nerd.

Considering what a good overall GM Beane has been for the Bills, it’s amazing how horrible he has been at signing D-line free agents. Failure after failure and with considerable investment. The Achilles Heel that continues to prevent the Bills from getting through the AFC playoffs.