RoyBatty is alive

and the 52 yarder was described was "way right"

How many "Oh WOW" reactions do we need?

Waiting for the inevitable twist off in this thread, I give the over/under at t75 replies before it is blocked.

never crossed my mid, the shirts were "heavily worn", i would not want it if they were given to me.

Although a bit of an excessive comment on the original authors post, Actually he/she is correct. I used to travel extensively to some pretty impoverished countries, Coot De Ivoire, Nigeria, Venezuela, Columbia and sad to to say, in some of the most remote of towns I would see Bills gear, especially T-Shirts proclaiming we were super Bowl champions.

JJ McARTHY reminds me of Mac Jones with a better attitude.

Todd Collins has the highest percentage completion in Michigan history (higher than Brady) prior to last year with JJ Mccarthy.

Peterman just got cut by the Saints.

It was a brilliant trade by Beane. If Ray Davis proves to be any good, I think it will go down in history as one of the Bills best draft-day decisions ever.

So is the team kicking allowed 12 on the field and after the kicker is done has to run off the field? I guess that would eliminate kickers from being unnecessarily targeted. I agree with Virgil, there are still going to be injuries under this format. And I have always thought the onside kick was one of the most exciting plays in football, helped the Saints win a Super Bowl.

This never gets old!

Tank Dell doesnt have a smaller frame, both weigh the same but Dell is a bit shorter but stockier and he didnt even make it the whole season till he broke his leg.

True. Speed has obvious advantages but if you cant run precise routes or cut quickly, zones can negate speed or Marquise Goodwin who had a very good career would have been something special. Goodwin was 10? lbs heavier than Worthy. Marquise was a quality person they way her took care of his sister, I dont even know if hes is still in the league.

It is almost comical, I bet he is getting abused for it by his teammates. He would never survive in the bump and run era of the NFL.

I think you are spot on, he is likely nothing more than a speedy gadget player, lets just wait to see when he take a live-action hit in the NFL. Should have been a 3rd or 4th rounder, would love to know where the Bills had him slotted. Yes I know it is WAY too early blah blah blah but it looks like the Bills hit on Colemand and the size risk to worthy is undeniable.

Are you serious? There is no unnecessary roughness, WRs get pushed all the time and there are no flags unless the ball is headed toward them and is catchable. The fact that Worthy is so small and weak he gets pushed around like a pinball underscores he is likely just too small for the NFL.

Amazing video, almost comical.

He reminds me a lot of Tank Dell of the Houston Texans who is 5'10", 165 pounds. He was hurt last year in a short-yardage run play, he is, IMO, just too small for the NFL. Also reminiscent of Bryce Young at QB, for a #1 pick in the draft you don't go for a guy 5 ' 10" and 204 pounds. The Texans got the break of a lifetime when the Panthers didn't pick CJ Stroud.

Interesting stat but wildly irrelevant and as Hurly Burly points out he has to stop the fumbling. A better use of stats that are relevant was how was his fumble ratio in college?

They way I recall is Pegula was high in Mahomes but also high on Allen after that small private plane ride they took to see him in Wyoming.

I have always been a Elam supporter but he is way too Handsy, loves to grab. reminds me a lot of Sauce Gardner but Gardner doesn't get calls like Elam will.

Terry pegula

that is an excellent question, would love to see if there are any stats.

No. This after a few days of training camp with him off a major injury. Be realistic. Next question.

I agree. Of course with Tua concussion and injury history, the risk is massive, glad the Bills weren't forced into such a decision a la Allen.