Doc Brown

I'm willing to bet he's going to get better offers from other teams.

Humble brag. Lol. They stopped giving the Wonderlic at the combine after 2021. I'm not sure if teams can give it to a prospect on a pre draft visit though.

You never know when Goodell wants to experiment with us again.

It was confirmed months ago the Bills aren't playing an International game if that's what you're referring too.

Definitely if he's charged. He's a moron.

Beane didn't even flinch when KC took Worthy so I'm guessing he knew that's who they were picking and the Bills had no interest in him. Same goes with Carolina and Lagette although their affinity for him was the worst kept secret this draft cycle.

Always interesting to see the operation although they give you little in terms of internal discussions among major players (Beane, McD, Brady, Babbich, Kromer, etc.) about each draftee. One comment I did find interesting by Pegula was something along the lines is the draft is boring when you're really good every year. The leash for Beane and McDermott is long enough to where they at least will be here when the new stadium opens barring a total collapse the next two seasons.

Whatever. Irrelevant teams out West.

Meant @Rams. Good catch.

We got the most Prime Time games last year (seven including the flexed in Fins game) so they'll pry give us either four or five this year at the most. It would be six if we drafted a WR who could actually separate. Here's my prediction just on times. 1pm games - Titans (season opener), Jaguars, Cardinals, Patriots, @Colts, @Patriots, @Jets (last weekend). 4pm games - @Seahawks, @Cardinals 4:25pm games (national) - @Ravens, 49ers, Jets Prime Time - Chiefs, Fish, @Texans, @Lions XMas day - @Fish

Win seven and one of them has to be without Andy Reid as his head coach.

I got through the first hour so and it was pretty good but I do think some things should be off limits even in a roast. The Aaron Hernandez jokes just went too far imo. You could tell Bledsoe was nervous but he got in some pretty good jabs. Good lord he looks old too. Jeff Ross's joke about his dog walking over Belichick's keyboard at pick 199 to accidentally send the Brady pick in was pry my favorite. I agree with the sentiment that Edelman pry is the most unlikable person up there.

Just off the top of my head as I'm sure there's more. The premise that you can't win a Super Bowl if you're paying a QB and a WR top 5 money at the position just because it hasn't been done lately is ludicrous imo.

Looking at it through Super Bowl winner's is such a narrow lens given the lucky bounces/injury luck that's required to win a Super Bowl. Go back to 2011 (when the rookie wage scale kicked in) and give me the final four teams each season. Off the top of my head, Falcons - Ryan and Jones. Cardinals - Warner and Fitzgerald. Cowboys - Romo and Bryant. Steelers - Roethliberger and Brown. Saints - Brees and Colston. Packers - Rodgers and Adams. It can be done. You just have to spend smartly elsewhere.

Worst case is he uses his talent, balls out for two months to make the team, and then goes back to his old habits once the season starts taking away a roster spot from someone else. Another possibility is he balls out for a year (which would be great) with the incentive to sign a big multi-year contract next year. Old habits die hard so proceed with caution with players like Claypool.

It is kind of funny that the signing wasn't even reported until the Bills social media team announced it which shows how far Claypool's profile has fallen. Maybe we can get the Chase Claypool of 2020 and 2021. Your brain doesn't even develop until you're 24 and he's 25 so maybe he's matured. Just cut him if it doesn't work out. Low risk, mediumish reward signing.

You're dreaming. No way the Bears trade a #1WR in DJ Moore. The Bears are all in mode with a QB on a rookie contract as they should be.

Good lord. If that poll has validity if the Republicans just ran a run of the mill candidate (Nicky Haley, Tim Scott, etc.) they'd win in a landslide. Trump is such a turnoff to suburban women who cost him the 2020 election.

Fix the headline man. I was excited that CBS might fire him.

It was going so well.

We've been through this since 13 seconds and I think winning six out of the last seven last year to win the division bought them at least two more years. Barring a total regular season collapse (less than seven wins) with a healthy Josh Allen they aren't going anywhere (unless one of them commits a felony or something). Going 53-22 including the postseason over a four year span will buy you a long leash.

Speedster Gabe Davis is like saying rocket armed Matt Barkley.

He's exactly what I expected at where we drafted him in the first. It's the Basham pick that still infuriates me. They double down on DE but I guess WR is off limits.

Rookie Kelvin Benjamin was really good. Then get got injuries and fat.