MJS

Hamlin signed a 1 year, $2 million deal to come back. All of it is guaranteed. Not sure where anyone is getting $7 million from.

QB: Allen, Trubisky RB: Cook, Davis, Johnson FB: Gilliam WR: Shakir, Coleman, Palmer, Moore, Samuel, Shavers TE: Kincaid, Knox, Hawes OL: Dawkins, Edwards, McGovern, Torrence, Brown, Grable, Anderson, Van Pran-Granger, Vandemark DL: Rousseau, Oliver, Jones, Bosa, Epenesa, Jackson, Solomon, Sanders, Walker LB: Bernard, Milano, Andreeson, Williams, Thompson CB: Benford, White, Johnson, Strong, Hairston, Ingram, Codrington S: Rapp, Bishop, Hancock, Lewis, Hamlin K: Bass P: Robbins LS: Ferguson Hoecht and Ogunjobi don't count util they come back from suspension. Hoecht makes it for sure, so they'll cut someone unless they have a spot free due to IR. Not sure on Ogunjobi, though. I removed White, Lundt, and Forrest.

True. And who even projected him to the first round? The sports media. Who talked him up? The sports media. They are wrong about prospects sometimes. Team evaluators weren't saying he was a first rounder. And when he continued to fall, it was sports media who made a huge deal about it. They created the storm themselves and tried to turn him into a prospect he wasn't and then created a controversy when there didn't even need to be. Sanders tanked his own draft stock with his attitude, baggage, and poor interviewing, and he didn't have the raw elite traits to warrant a risk in taking him high. So, he fell until a team decided to take him. How do you know what he told teams? He very well could have told certain teams he wouldn't play for them.

There have been many CLAIMS of collusion in the past, even recently, but very few incidences of PROVEN collusion. I find that most of these claims don't hold much water and are impossible to prove even if there is a little smoke to them. Even the Kaepernick situation. Why would any team want to take on the media storm for a declining, backup level QB? That didn't take collusion. It took common sense. Yes, they ended up settling with him, but not for very much money and probably just to make it go away. They never admitted any guilt whatsoever in that situation, nor were found guilty.

Injuries are not public knowledge. Teams are required to report very specific things at very specific times, and it can be extremely vague. They do not have to give any details to anyone. That's all teams are required to do. They have to report whether or not a player was out, limited, or a full participant in practice and they have to get an injury designation (questionable, doubtful, out) for game days. And the reasons can be extremely vague: "Josh Allen, limited, hand". No details are required.

What a bunch of nonsense.

What does that have to do with professional athletes? I really don't get the connection.

Yes, I'd do the same thing. And the stadium is owned by the state, not Pegula, so he has to pay rent to the state for it. The state invests for the income and tax revenue.

Why should he?

Good for him. Go spend that money. You can't take it with you in the end.

They still have to get through the last preseason game.

Its just his sons that make the drama you speak of. He sold his soul to the NFL, so was an absent father, so he raised some rich kids without a father to really guide them. That's how I see it.

Levi Wallace was picked on a lot because Tre White was a lock down corner that offenses avoided. That is always a really tough position to be in because you get game planned against heavily and heavily targeted. So, that is part of it. That will be the case for Tre White this year because offenses avoid Benford now. Wallace was definately a replaceable player. He did sign a decent contract to go start for Seattle, though. I think the league viewed him as a low level starter. Now he is viewed as a depth player. A lot of players who leave Buffalo seem to play worse wherever they go, with a few exceptions.

Because of injury. That is when depth players generally play. Cole Bishop was injured and then got behind the curve. But he was actually a good tackler and not as bad as everyone made him out to be. You don't want him to start, but he gives you a decent baseline if he is forced into action.

That's what I can do with my shirt after yard work in the summer months living in Louisiana, but socks? That is crazy. My feet do not sweat like that.