LeGOATski

You mean more than one bison on the same helmet? Or alternating helmets with different logos on them?

Cool

You sound like a grass is always greener on the other side kind of guy.

It's a mix between the original standing bison logo and current leaping bison logo. I wanted the classic aesthetic of the old one, but with some aggression like the current one. I also added a gold accent color simply because gold looks good with the red, white, and blue. With the NFL leaning towards more alternate uniforms, a fourth color also adds more potential options. And I'm really not a fan of black or grey being the fourth color. I know it's not a popular opinion, but the Bills' logos, while nostalgic for us, have been pretty poorly designed. Anyway, please flame away.... or add your own ideas for discussion.

I already know I won. You should've taken my advice and sat this one out.

Nice try.

Nah man, you can't call that a "little tug" with a straight face. If they're both pushing and tugging on the route I'm fine with a non call. If the receiver is already past the DB and wants to go up for the ball, it better be called.

I think he just banged knees with someone.

It was obvious PI. You can't hold a guy down from behind as he's trying to jump up for the ball.

Agreed

Not many people do take them seriously. Low hanging fruit.

True, but on the flip side he can easily manage the game and has plenty of mobility to compliment the run game/get himself out of precarious situations. He's kind of like Tyrod to me in the sense that the Bills can make the playoffs with him just playing McD's brand of complimentary football.

They're the obvious choices. Taron probably is the best slot corner in the league and Cook broke out last year with top 5 yards from scrimmage. He's better than many teams' top backs.

I'll be surprised if we don't see some creative things with the kickoff in the regular season. We saw in the XFL and UFL that it can produce big plays, while also reducing huge hits and injuries. It's a fine solution in my book. One that the NFL simply couldn't come up with on its own, but thank God for those spring leagues.

Why do you think that means anything? And if you don't think it does, then why make it a point? Weren't the Lions undefeated in the preseason before going 0-16?

Cook, Shakir, Douglas, Bernard, Taron Johnson, Samuel, Torrence That was too easy

He looks like he can do the typical things that got Diggs a ton of yards, they just need to be a little more selective and opportunistic.

Meat lovers pizza might be a good compromise.

I might be a little worried, but he also strikes me as an Allen Iverson type. I mean, he was 4th overall in yards from scrimmage last year. I don't think anyone was too disappointed with his play, besides the overly negative people.

Then try harder, I guess. It sucks being a sad, Debbie downer.

If they have a strong run game, I think Mitch can play .500 ball.

I like the preseason. We spend a bunch of time talking about new draft picks and FA acquisitions that are going to be back-ups, at least to start. The preseason allows us to see them in game action.

Yep ,"zero." You're certainly not exaggerating for the sake of being negative.

Literally no one thinks "it's impossible for Josh to miss significant time." That's a perfect example of a straw man argument. People obviously aren't going to bank on significant injuries when prognosticating about the upcoming season. Maybe you should sit this one out, champ.

Specifically the throws to Coleman, I don't think the throws were the problem. The DB was forced to be very physical against Coleman and I think at least the second attempt was a clear DPI, otherwise Coleman could've easily gotten it. The DB held him down from behind. I'd like to see Coleman win those first with his route running instead of his physicality, and then win with his physicality at the end of the route if needed. If he's physical at the beginning of the route, the ref is going to see that and let go a physical response from the DB. So, win the rep with his route running and then if the DB gets physical to compensate, he'll have a better chance to get the PI call.