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I was just wondering the same thing. Hot dog eating contest?!

The most telling thing is that the Giants are after him. Daboll was the one observing him in practice. If Daboll is interested and thinks the Giants should be trying to to sign him potentially at a starter price... that speaks volumes

You lost me pretty early on 😂

Agreed. They have been working together for a long time and have a connection. It's a little tip of the hat from Schoen to Frazier, even though both know he isn't going to get hired as the HC. With that being said, Frazier is a good culture guy. He obviously isn't the greatest tactician, but you could do a lot worse than Frazier for a team looking to get things turned around. Is he the guy I would want for a super bowl run to be in charge? No, probably not. But do I think he would be a god-awful HC for a team (like the Giants) looking to build some culture and rebuild? No. Regardless of how good/bad of a hire he would actually be, he won't be hired this year for sure. 💯

i feel like i got kicked in the balls. what a loss. what a game. 😢

Shaq turned in a pretty high quality season in his contract year for the Bills. He def has the capability to play at a starter level, but I question whether he has the motivation to maintain that level of play if he is getting paid. He hasn't done anything since (that opinion is stat based-I haven't watched many dolphins/jets games aside from when they are playing the Bills), and he didn't do much until that one year. Maybe worth trying to bring back if he can sign up for a prove it type of deal?

Singletary is by far the best RB on the roster if he isn't dropping passes or fumbling the ball. His early season fumblitis seemed to have landed him in the dog house in favor of the more sure handed Moss, but it looks like the Bills have realized that he is a part of the formula if they want to have an effective running/dump-off game

I'm disappointed they cut off the punters celebration

Caught the Amerks game last night in Rochester, it was pretty wild. Quinn, Krebs, and Peterka all had multi point games as the Amerks scored 7 goals. Quinn actually is leading the AHL in scoring at the moment. The prospects are cleaning up in Rochester, future isn't looking so bad. Also, there was this gem: Amerks winning 6-3, Jankowski scores making it 7-3. He celebrates in the goalie's crease and goalie hits him 😂

He's small enough that he might be able to trip them up I wonder if he's going to take over kick off return duties after McKenzie's fumble last game?

I watched White a bit in the Jets game vs the Patriots. Game was one sided obviously (Patriots crushed the Jets), but there were a few throws where White really jumped off the screen. He seems like he has some potential, the question is how much? Is he a decent backup or is he a potential starter (or neither and got lucky for a game)? Hopefully he just got lucky. If the guy can get the Jets of all teams to win against decent competition (Bengals), maybe he's got something? Also, where do we put him now in the ordering of QBs from that 2018 draft? I'd probably already put him ahead of Mason Rudolph just based on his two games

pretty interest strategy they have. using all of their draft picks as capital to grab vets. definitely flies against usual convention

Put a franchise in NY but have them called the New Jersey Somethings.. New Jersey Turnpikes?

Dune (2021) was spectacular for two reasons, imo: 1. visuals visuals visuals. movie is breathtaking in terms of its scenery and cinematography 2. stays true to the novel I can't say that I've read all of the books, but I have read the first two and considered reading more. The first two were pretty good, but if you read reviews for the ones past the two, the series changes drastically for the worse (in most people's opinions). I'm not sure I would say that it is an "easy" read per se. Herbert tends to go into detail with regards to a lot of the ecology/science. But if you can make it through that, then you will probably find the first two books to be worth your time

watching this makes me appreciate allen all that much more

Damien Harris is really good. I don't know why the pats don't run that guy a minimum of 20 times a game

unbelievable. what the heck is going on?!

Devin Singletary: 3 fumbles in 3 games this year Zach Moss: 1 fumble in 2 years And don't even get me started on the dropped passes

I love me some devin singletary, but he scares me. Every time he touches the ball I feel like I'm waiting for him to fumble or drop the pass. I'd prefer Moss just for ball security reasons alone.

Mills not looking too bad, when he actually has time to throw

good list. i will add 2 other candidates (probably slightly less important than the ones in your list): 1. fourth and 8 from roughly the 35 and we decided to go for it. We have a great kicker from long distance and (if I recall correctly) the game was 10-3 and a field goal would have made it a 2 score game. I think the announcers said it would have been a 53 yard field goal? 2. the allen fumble (forced by watt) on 3rd down in pittsburgh territory in first quarter

The Goose is Loose 2: Revenge of the Goose starring Jeff Goldblum as Sean McDermott

Coaches must have really liked what they have seen from Sweeney on the practice field. He looked good in limited action his first year, but with the amount of time he has missed.. it's crazy that he's still on the squad and that they cut a decent vet in Hollister. Hopefully, this year, us fans get to see what the coaches must have seen in him.

Carolina at least has a history of success. Jacksonville has yet to have a great QB (unless you count Mark Brunell), make the super bowl, or be consistently good (once again, unless you count the Mark Brunell years as being "good"). Even if you count the Brunell years as being good... it's been more or less 20 years since you've been able to string together consecutive good seasons. You pair that with being in a small city and it is a recipe for apathy from everyone outside of Jacksonville. However, with that being said.. I think Lawrence is good enough that he may end up forcing people to start caring about Jacksonville. Drafting him could be a real turning point for them

I suspect that unless Breida really impresses in preseason game 3, he's most likely to be cut in favor of Taiwan. So if Singletary/Moss go down, we will have Gilliam or Taiwan to tote the ball in a pinch plus whatever RB (if any) that ends up on the practice squad. Breida hasn't looked great and he only has a (relatively) small guaranteed amount https://billswire.usatoday.com/2021/03/29/contract-details-buffalo-bills-matt-breida/ DJ I'm not so sure about. I think a lot of the players like him based on the videos the Bills have put out, so I'd be surprised if they don't find a way to keep him for the sake of team chemistry. I'm just not sure how! edit: it's really crazy how talented this team is.. from top to bottom. i suspect whoever the bills cut with their final cuts will be picked up elsewhere