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Phone in the room....I suspect an inside job from a convicted felon (see image below). One other note -- Coach Reid was in the office at midnight at the beginning of May???? Dude is a monster. No wonder he kicks ass...

Amen my brother......its easy to judge, its much harder to exercise empathy and compassion....now back to who among us tried to kill Andy Reid...

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/46034463/report-bullet-fired-office-chiefs-andy-reid-24 I know it hurts to lose to the Chiefs every frickin' year but show some self control....

Waived/Injured this AM. Was probably in pain. Poor kid.

Is there a mercy rule?

Van Demark playing his way off the roster....

Buffalo Joe was a little weak on the drops....needs to read that there are no underneath routes and get deeper. Bernard can school him here. One of his strengths.

but not enough......

Do you think we're being too literal?

I'm surrounded by ashholes and I can't wait....

McDermott the training camp after the Panthers drafted Shaq... Q -- What does linebacker Shaq Thompson, Carolina's first-round draft pick, bring to this defense? McDermott -- "A dynamic athlete. A young, humble player. He fits right in. I like to say he's wired like a Panther. Again, it goes with the culture. A very selfless approach, so he fits right into the mold in terms of off the field. On the field he's athletic and loves to play. He has those instincts you love to coach. We think he's got that ‘it' factor."

Biils announce strategy regarding Joey Bosa until mid November......

Hollins would be up there for me...but Case Keenum was fun...

From Syracuse....makes me care a smidgen

Amending my previous post with input from Mitch Morse Mitch Morse @mithenmor60 · 30m Absolute tone setter in the locker room and on the field. PERFECT culture guy. Played hurt all last year, didn’t complain about it once… having a tough time wrapping my head around this one.

Don't let him enter the building

Those must have been some kick ass powerpoints....

WGR picking up the portion of the salary over the unrestricted free agent tender....😉

Welcome Elijah. His wife must have liked Buffalo... but then again, who doesn't??? Now we all need to work on Stephanie LaChance (Mitch Marner's wife) ......Josh and Hailee are key to this one. Gotta get this young man on the Sabres.

Beane also mentioned on OBL that Moore's wife was with him on the visit. When you bring your wife on a visit about a job, its usually to look for housing, etc. I would say this has advanced to at least making a final decision between a couple of finalist options..... Also, Moore was Palmer's teammate at Saint Thomas Aquinas in Fort Lauderdale. They didn't cross over with Joey Bosa - but he went to the same HS (an NFL feeder - Darryl Porter Jr and Sr and lots of others - including Michael Irvin).

Same team that bailed on Matt Ariza based on an accusation...just sayin'....I could be wrong but I don't believe there is any way Bond is on the Bills board.

From Dane Brugler - The Athletic .. A four-year starter at UConn, Lundt was entrenched as the right tackle in offensive coordinator Gordon Sammis’ zone-blocking scheme. A late bloomer on the offensive line, he showed gradual improvements over the past three seasons for the Huskies and was at his best in 2024 (strong run tape, zero sacks allowed). With his springy athleticism, Lundt shines as an on-the-move run blocker to easily execute short/long pulls and backside cutoffs, although he has trouble unlocking leverage at times because of his tall pads. He shows similar foot quickness in pass protection with a lot of jump sets and purposeful punch, but he needs to calm his feet to more easily drop his anchor against power. Overall, Lundt needs to continue developing his lower body to hold the point and answer NFL power, but he has the athletic movement traits that will be interesting for wide-zone teams. He projects as a potential swing tackle.

From Dane Brugler - The Athletic A one-year starter at Georgia Tech, Hawes was an inline tight end in offensive coordinator Buster Faulkner’s run-heavy scheme (65.0 percent of snaps inline, 28.3 percent in the slot). He spent five years at Yale and picked up an Ivy League degree before spending his final college season with the Yellow Jackets in 2024. His performance at Georgia Tech earned him draftable grades from NFL teams. As a pass catcher, Hawes tracks and catches the ball well, but he wasn’t a high-volume target in college — that is reflected in his inefficient route running and choppy attempts to separate at the stem. Where he shines is as a versatile, throwback blocker who can dig out defenders and stay between his target and the football. Overall, Hawes is a one-speed athlete and has a low ceiling as a passing target, but his functional athleticism, technical approach and competitive attitude should be enough to keep him on an NFL roster. He is a classic Y tight end prospect. Note: Bills just drafted the Ivy League Lee Smith ...

From Dane Brugler - The Athletic A two-year starter at Ohio State, Hancock played nickel cornerback in former defensive coordinator Jim Knowles’ scheme (variations of Cover 1, Cover 3 and Cover 4 quarters). He also filled in at free safety when Lathan Ransom was banged up, and the coaches considered him an interchangeable defender across the secondary. Hancock plays with the size, strength and attitude of an NFL nickel and turned himself from a so-so tackler to an above-average run defender. In coverage, he falls behind too often from press and sees the field better from depth. Overall, Hancock is a quick and physical defender with versatile experience, although his average speed and below-average balance when turning and phasing routes will be an issue against NFL slots. His best pro position might be as a safety who can provide depth at different spots in the secondary.