Richard Noggin

Stop rubbing it in, okay?

3 of the 4 players you've listed line up in very different positions (on STs) than Jones. Neal lines up at the same position, gunner, for which a team typically needs 2 guys at any one time. I'm sure you understand all that, yet you list these guys as if they're interchangeable.

QBU

I admire your resolve.

Gotta call you out on this one. See also: their very recent approach to "roster management." (Don't be misled by the Taysom Hill contract numbers, as advertised, of course. They're paying that piper, all right.)

Actually? (Sorry, couldn't resist.)

I'm appreciating everyone showing their work on this problem, so I can follow along vicariously.

MUCH tougher and MORE COMPLETE than John Brown. Everyone is so focused on timed speed, but the best WRs usually don't have the sub-4.4 40s. What they DO usually have is technique, body control, suddenness, aggressive hands, and tenacity. I'll take a fierce dude like Sanders as the #3 or #4 option. Let's go.

Whereabouts up thread? If you don't mind providing directions, kind sir... Turns out working a 16-hour day has me WELL behind in my Bills FA news...

Just as the discussion was dying down...

Just how old do you think Hunt is?

Fair. Except he's absolutely "above average talent."

Why so dramatic? Can't we discuss this without being over the top about it all these years later?

Come on. It's not even a real kick, if you want to be more precise. It's like a feint, to be honest. He makes more contact than anyone should, but it's not traumatic force at all. Designed more to embarrass than it was to injure (by my eye). And I'm not one to be forgiving of such transgressions, I assure you.

That's a dramatic recap of what's on tape. Any kind of violence towards women is unacceptable, of course. But his action was not exactly as you're describing.

I think making such a black-and-white assessment of what really occurs in said video is a bit hyperbolic. But I don't think rehashing a well-hashed incident is terribly useful now. It's certainly not a NON-issue.

I don't think an objective evaluation of what occurred results in a guy who is forever untouchable.

I think any Bills fans who really pay too much attention (most of us here), and especially those of us who have experienced or lived with (or both) alcohol/substance abuse, have implicitly understood that our boy Poyer gets AFTER it off the field. Or at least used to. I'm actually shocked his exploits haven't gotten more coverage. Maybe one of the benefits of being in the Buffalo market?

Oh sh!t, you were serious?!

Front loaded? What numbers are you looking at? This contract is slightly BACK loaded, actually. It progresses annually in a graduated fashion.

I'd say the chances are better than 50/50...

I like comedy.

I guess we'll just never know for sure...

Then there are those who are outraged over outrage. LOL.

Some might argue that making many millions of dollars IS in fact breaking the bank. I sure would. (Not dozens of millions, like some other NFLers rake in, but certainly enough to grow lifelong wealth).