co_springs_billsfan

So you're willing to be patient.... ....but you're impatient with the construction of the offense?

Or that fancy blue tape...

Thanks. That's a lot of points!!

I believe the origin of this nickname comes from Beane's family history of sailing ships. "Steady as she goes" was the oft heard phrase on journeys across the sea to whoever was steering the ship. Peterman in a way is steering the metaphorical ship of the Bill's offense. The "Eddie" part is just to make it rhyme. Hope this helps OP.

Who are these people tweeting? Are they legit? Assuming they are, I am surprised players would comment like this. I thought teammates' contract stuff was taboo for them to discuss.

I started looking for something to look like this but quickly realized I had to stop...

Where's the fat guy eating a cheeseburger!!??

Shaq Lawson gets better at run defense and leads the league in sacks (19)

8 yard pass to Clay middle of the field

Just added how my mind read this

Pretty crazy that Cleveland was willing to give a 2nd and 3rd round pick for AJ... Now he's only worth a 5th

Yeah, this seems okay until you realize we are missing a 7th already from the 2020 draft!

If someone picks him up from waivers (highly unlikely) would that give us cap relief!

I'm surprised the Vikings haven't traded Thielen to the Pats* yet for a 2022 7th rounder...

I agree with you, but Mack's cost controlled 5th year didn't result in any playtime with the raiders in this case. It did result in a big return tradewise though.

Noooooooooooo!!!!!

Not a joke:

ESPN gamecast said T. Edmunds took a handoff

Take a few days off after rounds 5 and 11, before starting rounds 6 and 12. So many extra mocks and draft grades!!!

I don't think the spot is as black-and-white as most fans think as far as winning that challenge. It's hard to tell when the foot might have touched out of bounds or the knee hit the ground. I think they got a crappy spot, but I'm biased. I wouldn't call it indisputable. Also, why bother using a challenge in preseason? I know they keep score but as a coach you're not really trying to win in preseason, it's primarily about evaluation for the coaches (and avoiding injuries).

Go Blue!

ESPN 30 for 30 "What if I told you an NFL coach went against conventional wisdom and dared to keep his cards close to the vest?"

Clay and Croom to me are the locks. O'Leary has been a nice story but I think his status will come down to whether the coaches want the steady hand or potential (Thomas/Lee). Also, I don't think it's been mentioned, but did you know O'Leary plays without gloves?