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Him and Tyreek have a wee bit of bad blood. Dolphin practice about to be LIT

Is this closing the gap?

Well, yes obviously they will wait to do anything until his rookie deal is done. He was a 2nd round pick so there is no option to pick up. This is the final year of his deal. Based on this Irsay Tweet: I think they will offer him SOMETHING in the early part of the season...which Taylor will likely shoot down. Because most do. After the season they will tag him if no deal is reached. It will not shock me if Taylor wants to reset the RB market (and he has an argument as long as he's healthy and back to form) but I don't see the Colts paying him.

As he should.

Don't rule out Seattle.

He's going to get franchise tagggggggged. Then a market value offer the following year.

I was big on Torrence even before the draft. Love what he brings to the table. I think the kid can be a good to great NFL guard. I do wish he was lined up next to a solid RT. Hopefully Brown takes some step forward and becomes even average. I think he can. My biggest worry about Brown is that tall guys who end up with back issue sometimes tend to have it be a reoccurring issue.

It was productive. Yes, they do. Further, teams tend to look for guys they liked coming out of college. Former high draft picks especially. If you look at the Bills specifically you'll see that a good chunk of guys they bring in fit this mold and some are even guys they had in on pre draft visits. Even if they don't sign them today it's always good to get a look and keep names handy in case of a run of injury at a position. Due diligence.

In my opinion the pressure is cranking up a bit for Belichick especially after taking the gamble of Matt Patricia as OC last year blew up in his face. While I don't think the announcement would say he was fired Belichick may "choose to step away from the team for a season to recharge his batteries".

Have the Jets really closed the gap on Miami?

Yeah and you probably aren't wrong in what the result will be. But at the end of the day if the Bills don't feel his play deserves continued investment or someone out plays him on the field they do not have a significant investment in him this far and could move on if a better option presents itself. I don't see it happening as I believe he will show to be one of the top 6 WRs, but if he doesn't they will move on.

I mean, some talk about Shakir like he's going to be the second coming of Jerry Rice, but he is what he is. At the end of the day as much as I personally like the kid and think there is potential...he's a 5th round pick that had trouble seeing the field as a rookie and is reportedly dropping balls in camp this far. He's going to have to earn his spot IMO.

I did see that in the Astro Report, however there are a lot of times at camp where things conflict as to who runs with what team. Heck some days it feels like different outlets are watching entirely different practices lol. But, yea, McD does tend to stack his initial depth chart by length of time with the team. Can't remember if they did that last year with Keenum, though. Of course he's a longer playing vet than KA.

I liked Davis Webb as well. Certainly not for his play but I believe he was a huge help to Josh in seeing things the right way. But did Barkley look good or was KA just bad?

Maybe it's just because he's more familiar with the playbook this shallow into camp but I keep seeing Matt Barkley getting significant time as the #2 QB. If Kyle Allen can't even beat a Punter for the backup job that's a bad omen for him.

I agree, however I believe I saw Wrong Cam is mainly seen action at Safety so far this camp. And being we are pretty deep there.. hopefully this leads to him being related to PS at BEST.

Some people are about to get way too comfortable on a public message board.

It looks that way for now. However I expected a vet like Sherfield to look the part early. Once the pads stay on and it's more live action reps I expect him to slide just a tad.

This is fairly significant. In the last few years Buffalo has had more success with the "pin and pull" than when they have tried to move away from it. This is where Morse shines as well. Going back to this concept more would be a pretty good step. Also, shows Dorsey/Kromer are willing to evolve a bit.

CB depth is never a bad thing. At some point in my opinion Jackson, Benford and Elam will all make starts. Some due to injury and some due to matchup.

Elam getting his chance today. As is Spector. Torrence still 1st RG up. All good things.

Looks to be given #32. Fitting as he's likely to be cut.

https://www.buffalobills.com/news/bills-sign-cb-kyron-brown Bottom of the roster move.

I hope Payton is correct. I also hope to see the Broncos crash and burn as well. I've always thought of him as the most overrated coach of modern times. Yes, he has a Super Bowl (oddly enough the only SB was in the Katrina aftermath🤔). Didn't take the Saints back. Bounty Gate. Had a hand in the Saints overspending for years then as soon as it looked like they were in for a few rough years...he bails and lines his pockets with a network job (of which I didn't think he was half bad at) and jumps right back into coaching somewhere else. Had to protect his career W/L record. I will give credit to McVay. He pretty much did the same with the Rams by mortgaging their future for a SB...but at least he's seemingly seeing it through.

So was Von's at first.🤷🏼‍♂️