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1 hour ago, SoonerBillsFan said:
RB's getting 8 mill per
It's less crazy than it was 3 6ears ago. RBs had a bit of a Renaissance in 2022, and 2023 trended up in importance again. I'm not saying buff needs to follow, especially now... but league goes in waves. Running was important this year
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5 minutes ago, RiotAct said:
lolz
Dude missed forest for the trees
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2 hours ago, LABILLBACKER said:
Yup, between blizzards and worthless trips to London, I'm sure they're fed up.
yeah. spending xmas in chicago last year probably still kicking around the back of their brains too. even if that stuff isnt the intention of the survey, those feelings are kicking around whether its conscious or not.... snowy buffalo will likely never rank high on this one, but if improvements can be made they should
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18 hours ago, Big Turk said:
Seems like more and more kids are staying in college instead of declaring early...this year there were only 58 underclassmen who declared for the draft this year. Last year there were 82. In 2019, before the NIL deals were allowed 135 declared...
Caleb Williams reportedly made $10 million in endorsement and NIL deals the past 2 years at USC, meaning overall in his first 4 years in the NFL, he will be taking a slight PAYCUT to play(not factoring in endorsement/commercial deals, which could push him over that). Williams will make a little over $38.5 million over the first 4 years if he is selected #1 overall as he is expected to be. If he doesn't get taken 1st overall, every pick beneath that his money starts to dwindle. If he isn't top 5, he will make under $30 million his first 4 seasons total.
This is for the #1 player on most boards...now imagine a player who has a good NIL deal that might only be a 2nd or 3rd round pick but is a huge deal in college where he plays...he could easily make more playing college football than he does in the NFL to start out. Crazy to think about, but NIL deals could be hurting the talent pool in the draft as more kids decide to stay in college.
few thoughts, this is good all around to me. players are atleast in theory getting their education, being compensated fairly, gaining meaningful experience.... gives more tape for scouts to more accurately predict players, who should enter the league better than they wouldve leaving early.
secondly, the real paycut for CW staying last year was waiting 1 more year to get that 2nd contract.
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59 minutes ago, Warcodered said:
She's 3 inches taller than him it's the first time she's done any kind of football drills, and one of the things he messaged here before they met up was "I've been know to be a good stepdad"
It's weird how she might not have thought this was a football tryout or something.
Maybe she thought this was on the up and up, mentorship for her son... he wanted in the cookie jar, and when he figured out it wasn't happening, that short fuse was lit.
I'm blown away at the amount of dudes standing up for this dork. Beat up his pregnant gf, could've killed the son.... survived.... tyreek is on a recorded call talking about breaking his arm at 5 and saying "at least he'll fear me"... no charges.
Last summer getting physical with an old fishing captain.... and half the board is "whoa whoa, let's wait till the facts come out". Her legs broke. Tyreek s history is ONLY putting his hands on people weaker than him.... while being a pro athlete at thattttttt
I'm 35, and short of Ray Carruth, and maybe Darren Sharper/kellen Winslow ii, he's the biggest dirtball to be celebrated in the sport of the last 2-3 decades
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1 hour ago, teef said:
sometimes...you have to break a random mom's leg.
Breaking your sons arm just caused too much noise i guess 🤷♂️
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15 hours ago, DrDawkinstein said:
No I'm not. I'm acting like this is typical, repeat behavior of a vile person.
And apparently the only person on TBD that thinks so. Yikes.
Again, its a civil case. He allegedly went after her and knocked her down and injured her. No real charges to press. He feels good about being a big, strong, tough guy who can knock around a woman. But he should probably pay for her medical bills too.
And he's a scum bag. And a Dolphin.
also for the "$$$ grab" crowd..... she had a wild surgery on her leg and the suit is for $50k........ in our countrys healthcare? theres not a penny leftover for her.
even if she has top notch health insurance and its free.... missed time from work. physical therapy. half dozen plus doctor visits and follow ups. possible loss of function.
factor all that, and then remember Tyreeks contracts. this is not a money grab, dude belongs in a cage
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15 hours ago, AlCowlingsTaxiService said:
Haven’t we learned to not buy into every story like this that comes across the wire
with a random clean slate dude? sure. with this human excrement? absolutely not. its constant and its always the lowest of the low of every off-season. at this point throw him in jail for being DB Cooper, thts the level of credibility he has
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On 2/23/2024 at 5:29 PM, Warriorspikes51 said:
I would wait on Von. If he gets his confidence back he can still be an impact player for usAll the negative reactions are emotional. All this b-wording will vanish the second he looks even 80% (and he will) of his 1st season he was here. After seeing Tre the year before, nobody should've had unregulated expectations for this season.
Mark it down, feel free to quote this anytime between sep-feb
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On 2/16/2024 at 8:16 PM, BillsFanForever19 said:
The more I look at things, the more I seem to think it's very unlikely either Thomas or Franklin are sitting there at 28. It's going to require a move up for either of them. If one is on the board come pick 21 or 22, I almost expect he will strike to secure one.
I don't see it as likely he just stands pat and hopes his guy falls to him. Even if he does fall in love with someone like Mitchell or Legette from that next tier, I don't see him letting someone like KC possibly hop ahead of him and steal them. Unless he loves them both and is willing to take one or the other and neither goes before 27.
Yep, i think theres a great chance whoever can move up to anything after pick 15, is going to be a 2pt swing kinda trade.
We go up some for Franklin, we get him (+1), and keep him off KC (+1).
Opposite if KC does it.
Whoevers looking to trade down will know this and leverage us against each other, not only do we have a common need, but a WR could really help tip power balance between the two teams
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27 minutes ago, FireChans said:
The smart thing to do is donate money if you feel strongly about helping somebody, and not give a ***** what people who don’t lift a finger say.
i agree. the lady is a billion dollar business though, she likely has the biggest PR org in the world, whose sole job is to handle something like this. like i said, good on TS for donating.... just noting its weird to have that kinda PR firm and not have them be proactive. id be pissed at them if i were her
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23 minutes ago, boyst said:
Charges filed against two juveniles.
Gun charges, no homicide charges of any kind.
https://www.nytimes.com/2024/02/16/us/kansas-city-super-bowl-celebration-charges.html
QuoteThen, they said, they saw guns being drawn. Two of the men started firing at each other, Mr. King said, with little regard to where their guns were pointing.
“They were running away from each other,” Mr. King said. “but they were still firing weapons behind their backs, just not really aiming.”
insane. not only in a crowded area, but not even aiming. straight to cage, never come out again. what an absolute disregard for life, of completely innocent. infuriating
QuoteThe person who was killed was identified as Elizabeth Galvan, 43, who was also known as Lisa Lopez-Galvan. She was a host of a local radio program, a mother of two children and, friends said, a passionate supporter of the Kansas City Chiefs.
ughhhhhh. really hard for that family to not play the 'what-if' game. what a crazy turn of events for them. have to think they will have a hard time even watching games, or seeing Chiefs hats/shirts the rest of their lives. imagine having that happen to the buffalo bills for you. your favorite thing in the world, and now you cant even see the colors without thinking about how your wife/mom was killed. 'i wish theyd just lost', or 'i wish theyd never even came to KC'. absolutely brutal all around. not gunna lie id have to leave Buffalo after that if i were still there
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21 minutes ago, Brand J said:
“Sins of past is not an excuse to endlessly continue this cycle.”
Sins of the past is exactly why so many Black people are stuck in this cycle. The second bolded point touches on this. You’re talking about centuries of oppression, where a certain race wasn’t even allowed to read and write. The vast majority were free laborers and didn’t own anything. They didn’t have money. When they were granted 40 acres of property (and later a mule), President Andrew Johnson rescinded Field Order 15 and gave that land back to the slave owners. Reparations of any kind were never given, it was determined that Black folks should simply be happy being free. https://www.history.com/news/40-acres-mule-promise
Stopping violent crimes in an inner city starts with parents, true, but when those parents are a product of the same faulty upbringing, how can the cycle be broken? Having access to better education would be my first vote, which would then open a gateway for purpose in many of those youths. But you can’t get that in an impoverished ghetto, so the cycle continues. The only way out of it is an unrealistic option, which would be to take every kid born into that situation - starting now - and immediately transport them to an environment more conducive to success. One with better parents, schools, and an absence of gun culture.
i dont at all mean to be dismissive, i can sympathize with all that, sincerely i can. theres nothing we can do to undo the past and any cycle that started. its far from perfect, but obv civil rights have come a long way. at the same time those have improved, id like to see a matched effort. 'dont commit 5xs the violence as others' seems like a pretty low ask, and any 1% effort that community puts into solving this, will carry more weight than government and white society reaching out another 25%. basically this cant be solved, and is proportionately less ineffective to try and have white people extend their handshake even further to help, when the other parties hands are still in their pockets.... we should be trying to meet halfway, not 'we'll drive 5hours and meet you at the coffee shop by your house'. i think thats where the frustration comes from
some accountability from within the community would go a long way. theres a frustration in the white community that things on that side of the fence have changed (rightfully so) drastically in even the last 20-30 years, but all we hear from over the fence is 'its not enough' or outright hatred back towards us (been trying to avoid saying 'us' and 'them', as it looks confrontational, using it there as a white dude to share perspective). hate is hate at the end of the day, i feel hated by much of the other side for what happened wayyyyyyyy before i was born, and i didnt contribute to it. i can even understand the 60yr old from the other side seeing me and thinking hes probably the enemy... but what i cant understand is people my age and younger, hating me for the same thing. theres been nothing but progress in my lifetime, my generation isnt guilty of what happened, and with all respect 35year olds and younger have been overall treated well by regular white folks (i.e. regular joes, not cops/courts).
im not trying to change anyones mind, or ruffle feathers, just trying to share a fairly honest perspective from a white dude my age. we've done a lot of listening, and theres certainly a fear of sharing a dialogue that honest, but i still think it needs to be heard. ill continue to share 'our' perspective in a friendly, but honest tone. not even because its 'my side of the story', but because the only way change can take place is somewhere in the middle. if both parties cant respectfully share their grievances, there cant be a middle ground.
illl also continue to listen, especially from a friendly respectful tone of voice. it will always be the loudest / angriest voices tuned out the most, no matter where its coming from, even if its useful information. the biggest change in violence within the black community, is 100% going to have to come from within itself.
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2 hours ago, kota said:
based upon the comments it seems like Taylor would have been better off not donating anything. Yeah all need to stop.
honestly smart thing to do is anyonymous donation, or if going public for PR reasons, have statement issued saying we donated to help with funeral right now, as things develop for those injured/identified, we will reach out for ways to help
honestly not even getting on her case, this was cool to do, but her PR staff shpouldve known the "billionaire can only donate to one?" hot takes would be plentiful
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22 minutes ago, Bob Jones said:
If he had a prescription for this, then I'm quite certain that he thought he was doing nothing wrong.
Sounds like maybe a miscommunication between him and team doctors/trainers?
respectfully, if a player ever had this type of miscommunication, theyre an idiot.... thers absolutely no way any organization doesnt cover the hell outta this topic, and make players sign 50 forms to communicate any and all RX to team doctors/league. getting suspended for a 'slip up' here is just not happening. but all these guys know exactly whats up and PR spin.
i remember when robert mathis got caught with clomid, and said he was just tryna have more babies LOL
or even more legendary, a pro female boxer popped dirty, and she blamed it on her BF creme pie ing her while he was on TRT lollllllllllllllllllll
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6 minutes ago, Don Otreply said:
Well, the league is rife with Peds use and the excuses that are employed to get around the rules, anyone using knows there are risks if caught,
20 minutes ago, Bob Jones said:If he had a prescription for this, then I'm quite certain that he thought he was doing nothing wrong.
Sounds like maybe a miscommunication between him and team doctors/trainers?
yep this feels like a plant story by agent the more i think about it. as far as i know, nflpa cant state what it was for. so player could say 'oh i had a Rx for ADD meds, and i didnt know i had to let league know'...
meanwhile NFL seethes behind the scenes knowing damn well a player popped for testosterone or something like that
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wording makes it sound adderall, but also think this could be his agent requesting news outlets to put it out this way. i know publically stating the substance doesnt happen with NFLPA, but do interested teams get to see what a suspension is for?
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12 hours ago, Heels20X6 said:
But the reason it won't be truly discussed with the racial element attached to it is because no one will be honest as to WHY crime and especially crime amongst black men in inner cities is so high. Because that requires us to look at the institutions/policies/systems that were put in place to bring such levels of abject poverty and lack of opportunity that crime becomes palatable.
It's just easier to sit there on a high horse and say "black men are more violent than white men" without any context whatsover.
White policies force offenders to commit astronomical levels of violent crimes on their fellow man?
Cmon, how long has this been going on. Sins of past is not an excuse to endlessly continue this cycle. It has to stop, and it cant happen without accountability. The only person that couldve stopped this was the kids who did it. 16 year olds? So born in 2008, these are hardly jim crow kids. It starts with parenting, #1 being present. When pre-teens only model of a father is a neighborhood teenage gang banger, this is going to happen. Its been happening, its never going to stop happening.
#1 be present, be accountable
#2 stop handing down the mind virus that is telling innocent kids, that other innocent kids that look different, hate them, always will, and will stop at nothing to hold them back. Self fulfilling prophecy planted in their minds before theyve had a chance to even begin to develop
12 hours ago, Heels20X6 said:But the reason it won't be truly discussed with the racial element attached to it is because no one will be honest as to WHY crime and especially crime amongst black men in inner cities is so high. Because that requires us to look at the institutions/policies/systems that were put in place to bring such levels of abject poverty and lack of opportunity that crime becomes palatable.
It's just easier to sit there on a high horse and say "black men are more violent than white men" without any context whatsover.
Theres no context to mindless violent crime.
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On 1/24/2024 at 5:46 PM, BillsFanForever19 said:
A chance to earn it. Which I think unless he's lost a step, he most likely will.
I get what youre saying but before the injury he was not a $5M back. after seeing Tre/Von, but a player at the most unforgiving position, i just cant see any way he survives camp. would take a major cap reduction, and a kiss from God himself on that ACL.
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1 hour ago, FireChans said:
Agreed.
What is more likely? Mahomes retires early or plays til 40?
If he gets to 4-5 SB’s over the next 3 years, I could easily see him walking.
You're thinking like a rational human. You dont get to the top of a career like this with a personality that can just decide to hit the "off-switch".
Does Warren Buffett still need to make more money? LOL. these dudes are singular driven cyborgs. the dudes who arent that get filtered out mentality wise at the college/early NFL levels. 8 billion people, and hes better than anyone else in the world, and you think a guy who can just shut it down has a chance to be where he is. nooooooo chanceeeeeeeee
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QB protecting rules. Also, like OP mentioned the mental aspect. Makes me think of the, anmd im paraphrasing, but the 3 or 4minute mile seemed untouchable for a long time. Someone did it, and it opened the flood gates.
Also, better living through science. HGH is great for the sport despite what the dorks think. HGH isnt even a compound that makes you big or a freak, its hugely popular in Hollywood for anti-aging..... ya know that older chick J-Lo, Jennifer Love Hewitt etc etc, that has been hot and looks the same into her 50's? Yep, thats a component. Great for joints and ligaments strength and flexibility. As we age they tend to get more stiff and less flexible. GH in the body decreases as we age. Remember when you could sleep in, but now you wake up at 5-6am no matter what time you went to bed or how tired you are... low GH
GH isnt going to make the man, but it amplifies the s*** out of what these guys are already doing to take care of their bodies. Then recovery peptides like BPC157 and TB500 for nagging/serious injuries. I know people hate the idea of this stuff in the sport, but its rampant and these things make the sport better. These arent magic double your season output type compounds, these are keep your teams healthier/able to grind through 17games, with some luck, without missing significant time type compounds.
I fully understand (although respectfully disagree) most fans not wanting guys running 25 week tren/d-bol/test cycles all over the field. I'll shout it from the mountain tops, GH is not that, fans need to accept that and move forward thankful for it. In 20years were going to laugh this was ever a controversy. There was likely a time everyone thought creatine, whey, hyperbaric (bolic? i forget) chambers were cheating LOL.... we mind as well just go back to smoking cigs on the sidelines again HAHAHAHAHAHA
Also, before someone shouts Lyle Alzado:
#1 guy was taking the substances im not referencing
#2 poor guys claims were emotion driven, understandably, but just not based in facts. correlation is not causation, or we'd see this NON-STOP in sports. we dont
PS, Brady being to first to do it, in the same time frame as these compounds isnt a coincidence. You'd have to believe WWF was real to think that. As much as he terrorized us, he is a marquee example of why the NFL is turning a blind eye, and hopefully the lesser known players/positions are following suit. Why would we not want the best athletes to stick around?
Do we prefer the Gale Sanders, Bo Jackson, Sterling Sharpe, Terrell Davis, Tony Bosseli, type player timelines?
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4 hours ago, Mango said:
So much venom in this thread. It is odd.
I wish some of these guys would stop kicking their dogs and at the very least unleash some of that emotion on the Pegula run Sabres and Kevyn Adams.
Better here than the "post office" im assuming he works at lol
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3 minutes ago, Boatdrinks said:
This ^ amazing how little attention some fans pay to the NFL salary system. The most recent extension is always higher.
Almost like there has maybe been some inflation the last 4 years since the pandemic?
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1 hour ago, Buddy Hix said:
Another Beane blunder…
Bass was money when he'd got that extension. Butker won't have same contract very long. Silly to criticize beane here. Aim it at Bass/STs coacj more than anywhere else.
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I was a kid but centers was cool af! And Sam gash lol loved that dude