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And there will be plenty of receipts if the Bills win a superbowl with McDermott, too.

Your takes just get worse and worse. We get it. You are a McDermott hater. Now let it rest.

It isn't even close to the same situation. Completely different in every way.

This is pure conjecture. You have no idea what Beane knew or their process for investigating. Teams do a tremendous amount of research into these prospects, especially if they are considering taking them in the 1st round.

I'm guessing it is because title 9 includes provisions on how institutions must establish policies and procedures to address and prevent sex discrimination, including sexual harassment and violence.

Beane and Hairston addressed it in interviews post draft. There wasn't a lot of chatter pre draft about it, but Joe Marino from Locked On Bills mentioned he heard of some SA allegations connected to Hairston and that was one thing to look at. He mentioned that pre draft and that was the earliest I heard about it.

He is old news. There is no evidence that his brand of head coaching works anymore in the league. Legendary coach, but I think without Tom Brady and his shady tactics and cheating, he doesn't offer a lot anymore.

Just have to wait and see how it turns out. I never jump to conclusions on these things. This was a known issue, though, and it sounds like the school couldn't find anything and the Bills did their research. We'll see how it turns out, but I highly doubt discipline will come from the NFL on this.

Nobody wanted to give him a job. That's why he went to college football.

The Browns have 7 playoff wins in the superbowl era. Only 7. The Bills have 19. There is no comparison. They are a crap team and have pretty much always been a crap team, minus a random year here and there, since their glory years in the 50's. It's not even the same team today since they moved to Baltimore and became the Ravens.

Comparing the Bills and thr Browns is like night and day. The Bills are one of the best and most exciting teams in the NFL. MVP QB. The most playoff wins other than the Chiefs since 2020. The Bills are very likable with a great culture. Awesome uniforms. A great fanbase. The Bills have the 90's teams that were great and went to a bunch of superbowls and had an exciting team. The Browns have Jim Brown and that's about all.

Is there a more bland team in the NFL besides the Browns? Ugly uniforms, ugly name, not likable at all for any reason, and a history of terrible football that goes back decades and decades. Remove them from the NFL entirely and nobody would even notice besides a handful of Browns fans who would eagerly latch on to another team and pretend like the Browns never existed.

What is the point of this? The Dolphins seem to be shooting randomly in all directions.

You think this place is positive after a loss? Seriously?

Yeah, anyone thinking this is a slam dunk for Miami, I have have to disagree with them. Safety is one of the least valuable positions in the NFL. This is just both teams moving on from disgruntled players. Well, those players are probably going to be disgruntled with their new teams in not too long. Miami did not get better with these moves. They just got a little different.

McGee has to be on there. Two time 2nd team All Pro as a returner. He has the franchise record in kickoff returns for TDs and yardage. He was an elite returner and a good starting CB, too. Moorman, Tasker, and Pike for the other spots. Maybe Christie instead of Pike. Coin toss.

Nope.

If he turns out to be a good NFL QB, the Manning family dynasty would just be crazy. Talk about NFL royalty...

In this day and age you need to be able to get outside the pocket and extend plays, and scramble for yardage when it is there. That is not something the Manning brothers were ever adept at. They were pure pocket passers. So, he is smart to look at Josh Allen and other modern QBs because that is how the game is played today.

He has been unstable since high school. His antics are well documented.

Pretty silly statement. How do you rank and measure the sensitivity of NFL GMs? Beane is a top GM in the league and does a great job. He has built one of the best rosters in the NFL, as well as a talented staff. He is normally pretty buttoned up and has only rarely let his guard down and gotten testy with the media. He's a good professional.

McDermott is a top 5 or 6 coach in the NFL. The list is a joke. PFF is good for some things, but their grading and rankings are silly.

I'll have to vote for Dak Prescott. Paid like a superstar QB, but doesn't have the ability to put the team on his back. He can beat up on mediocre teams, but can't produce in big time games or the playoffs. I think Tua is in the same boat.

I think he is a top 5 or 6 QB.

Baker Mayfield? He is a legit QB. He doesn't belong with those others.