DaBillsFanSince1973

why do you feel the need to be such a dick man?

I actually thought he would of already hung them up. the risk is so high. ultimately though it is his decision and hope he doesn't suffer another. off the track just some here, but are these new helmet designs supposed to help against concussions?

Bills-Panthers preseason 2019: LeSean McCoy, 9 other players to watch on Friday After two joint practices, the Buffalo Bills and Carolina Panthers will face-off in Week 2 of the preseason. Last week, Buffalo’s starters played about one quarter of action, but it is unknown how long the first-unit will play on Friday night. Who should Bills fans keep an eye on? Here are 10 players to watch. LeSean McCoy Veteran running back LeSean McCoy did not see the field in Buffalo’s preseason debut. Instead, Frank Gore started for Buffalo with Devin Singletary, Christian Wade, Marcus Murphy, Senorise Perry and T.J. Yeldon all receiving carries as well. Gore is not expected to play tomorrow night so it will likely be McCoy playing with the first-team offense. Although it is just the preseason, McCoy can use the game to prove to naysayers that he still has plenty left in the tank when given carries or opportunities to catch the ball out of the backfield against the Panthers. Darryl Johnson Darryl Johnson had an impressive preseason debut against the Colts. He racked up three tackles, one sack and one pass defensed in Buffalo’s victory and showed that he could be ready to contribute as the team’s No. 4 defensive end this year. It is possible that Buffalo carries five defensive ends at the start of the season, but it is far from a given. Johnson and Mike Love are likely viewing themselves as battling for one roster spot. If Johnson has a repeat performance of his preseason debut, he could take the lead in the No. 4 defensive end competition.

maybe this can help? NFL Game Pass is available in the market and location in which it is purchased.

Buffalo Bills vs. Carolina Panthers: broadcast info, announcers, streaming, radio, television The Buffalo Bills (1-0) and Carolina Panthers (1-0) have spent much of this week engaged in joint practice sessions in South Carolina, and the two teams will cap off the week with a Week 2 preseason game between Sean McDermott’s former team and his current Bills squad. So far, there haven’t been any rumors of fighting during the joint practice sessions, but you can bet both teams are looking forward to actually playing in a competitive game when the two square off at 7 p.m. Friday at Bank of America Stadium. Buffalo earned a 24-16 win over the Indianapolis Colts in its preseason opener, while the Panthers knocked off the Chicago Bears 23-13 in their preseason opener. Josh Allen played in two series in Buffalo’s opener, completing 6-of-11 passes while showing improvement in his ability to read the field for the open receiver. Rookie running back Devin Singletary made an instant impact in his Bills debut, accounting for 48 all-purpose yards while showing his ability to create something out of nothing. The first-team defense clamped down and held the Colts to 1-of-11 on first-downs in the opening half, 16 rushing yards on ten attempts, and only 29 yards of offense and one first down on six drives until the final two minutes of the opening half. TV Schedule Date: Friday, August 16, 2019 Time: 7 p.m. Eastern Channel: Buffalo, NY: WKBW 7; Rochester, NY: WROC 8; Syracuse, NY: WSYR 9; Binghamton, NY: WBGH 34; Utica, NY: WPNY 11; Elmira, NY: WETM 18; Watertown, NY: WWTI 50; Erie, PA: WJET 24; Albany, NY: WXXA 23 and around Charlotte, Raleigh, and parts of Georgia.

hate to even think of next year when they haven't even taken a snap yet in the 2019 season. I'll run with it though and say both will be back.

I have never heard of one until this thread. I know I snore as my grandson reminds me after a little cat nap. I too am a light sleeper and bet 30 minutes doesn't pass and I'm rolling over. if I get 5 hours of sleep a night, I'm lucky. it doesn't seem to affect my day any. I know if ever declared I would need one of those contraptions it would never work because as mentioned it tends to be noisy and I would never get a wink listening to that thing all night.

I'm glad I stopped drinking beer before it wasn't so damn expensive.

must of been something in the coffee

I also found this I had posted yesterday in the training camp thread interesting coming from rivera. Panthers’ Ron Rivera says joint NFL practices are invaluable Coach Ron Rivera believes joint practices have become an invaluable part of today's NFL. The Panthers wrapped up two days of practices at Wofford College with the Buffalo Bills that he thinks will go a long way toward helping both teams prepare for the regular season. Unlike preseason games, players weren't allowed to tackle which Rivera believes can be dually beneficial in getting plays down pat while at the same time not risking major injuries. "I'm not sure if playing the games is as important as it used to be, but things like this are invaluable," Rivera said Wednesday. "If you can get two teams that come in focused on working and developing you can help each other out a lot," Rivera said. A DECADE LONG PLAYER Buffalo's 21-year-old middle linebacker Tremaine Edmunds has a chance to be an impact player for the next decade, Rivera said. "We ran one screen against them and it looked like we were going to pick up some pretty good yardage and he ran it down to keep it to about a 4-yard gain," Rivera said. Edmunds had 80 tackles, two sacks and two interceptions last season as a rookie. REFINING THE OFFENSE New Bills receiver Cole Beasley said he's starting to get on the same page with second-year quarterback Josh Allen. On one option route, Beasley turned his head and the ball had already arrived perfectly on time. "The ball got on me so fast I almost didn't expect it," Beasley said. "I told him if you get the ball to me that fast I'm going to get you a lot (of yards) after the catch. It makes it so much easier on me and it will make us so much better as a team."

I'll be damned if I didn't notice that after I posted it but I figured I'll just leave it there cuz I know ain't nobody going to touch his f****** cup of coffee

Colin Kaepernick highlights protest effort amid Jay-Z controversy: 'How can you stand for the national anthem?' Jay-Z claims he talked with Kaepernick Jay-Z faced questions about Kaepernick’s involvement in the NFL deal in a joint news conference with league commissioner Roger Goodell officially announcing the partnership earlier Wednesday. e told reporters that he had spoken with Kaepernick. “I would never tell you what me and Kap’s private conversation was about, but we spoke, yeah,” Jay-Z said, according to Variety. Kaepernick’s camp says otherwise This appears to contradict a statement from Kaepernick’s friend, fellow protestor and Carolina Panthers safety Eric Reid, who tweeted Tuesday night that Kaepernick was not consulted about the partnership. Context not clear The context of Jay-Z’s claim that he spoke with Kaepernick is muddy. It’s unclear if he meant that he had spoken with Kaepernick about other issues or if he had spoken with Kaepernick since he made an agreement with the NFL — or something else entirely. But the hubbub over his statement is crystal clear. This is a problem for Jay-Z As of now, it looks like Jay-Z is taking sides with the NFL and working to help the league in its effort to shift anything that looks like protest as far away from the field as possible — all while Kaepernick remains unemployed by the league. Coming from a guy who basically laid an NFL diss track bragging about saying no to the Super Bowl, it looks on the surface to be an about-face. Until and unless Jay-Z executes a master plan that satiates the heart of Kaepernick’s protest movement, he’s going to be vulnerable to the torrent of criticism that has rained down upon him since Tuesday.

You definitely have a point my bad I should have known better.

what if...folks did not start ridiculous threads what if

OP has stayed clear of the thread. no sources linked. all outside sources say no. stay tuned for a buffalo bills embedded episode in the near future on how beane landed clowney.

that it is. I love me some good defense and I believe they'll pick up right where they left off and then some.

good article. thought this was interesting.

Big Ed : bad things man, bad things

I was just sharing the link to his twitter account for another member. my take on bob is you can keep throwing ***** at the wall and it might eventually stick. I take anything bob posts with a grain of salt.