MJS

Whoever it is, their nickname needs to be something like "Punt Angel" or "Punt Boy Scout". Yes, and forward passes used to be against the rules. Things change.

I like their explanations. Everything they said makes sense. This is something that could drag on without a resolution for more than a year. You can't have a player on your team for that long playing in games like everything is normal. And I like how they said that Matt Araiza needs to focus on this and not on football. Makes sense. Good on them for trying to do the right thing, not rushing to judgement, and trying to do what they can with the information they have. I do think they have a lot more information than we do. And I think they were far more transparent and honest than they even needed to be. Proud of Beane and McDermott. They are really good guys. If Araiza turns out to be innocent, I hope the Bills are the first team in line to welcome him back. If he is guilty, may he rot in hell.

A lot of them do both in college. Matt Araiza was a pretty good kicker as well as punter. But I'm the NFL you have to be elite (relative to the general public) at your craft and can't devote time to both without sacrificing your ability to be elite at one.

I don't know why this is so hard for people to accept. The mob justice urge will never die, it seems. This is so much bigger than a "distraction" or an inconvenience to your favorite football team. You do what's right regardless of how inconvenient it is. It's not right to fire someone without the facts first.

He is a human being and it is wrong to fire human beings without allowing the facts to come out first. I'm not defending him. I'm defending truth and justice. We have a legal process for a reason. This isn't the wild west.

The football season is what matters to you in this? I find principles of innocence and justice to be more important, even if it is a distraction for the team. It is WRONG to fire someone without going through the proper steps to ensure that there is actual cause for it. To do that, you have to wait for the facts to come out.

You read an article. You must be an expert on the law and know exactly what happened, right?

Let's find the nearest tree and hang him right now! Due process be damned!

When is a snap judgement and execution ever a good idea? "Wait and see" is always the correct approach. If it turns out he was in the wrong, he'll be cut. If he is innocent, the Bills will keep him. Any other outcome is just stupid. It's mob mentality. It's frontier "justice". If waiting for the fact to come out is too hard for you, go root for another team. These were the same people calling for Ed Oliver to be cut. What happened with him? If Araiza is guilty, the facts will come out and he will face justice. Allow the process of justice to happen.

Wow. 147 pages. I guess everyone has it all figured out.

I think Beane said they would actually be a bit over the cap to start the season (contrary to what the cap websites have been claiming), so this is to get under the cap and to get a little spending room for the season. I do not expect them to sign anyone of note after this.

Sanders wasn't good last year. Only 74% field goal percentage. Bass was 87.5%. In fact, Bass has both a better career field goal percentage and XP percentage than Sanders.

He's not a good blocker.

He only shows up against Buffalo. He disappears in too many other games.

I want him to have a Josh Allen kind of career. Running the ball does not lead to more injuries. QB's are hurt more in the pocket than anywhere else. In fact, Cam Newton was beat up IN THE POCKET, not on his run plays.

Let Allen play his game. Restrict him to your own detriment. He needs to be out there free and loose. He is the greatest weapon in the NFL. You don't restrict that.

It's Sean McDermott's "Find A Way". Josh Allen and the other players have been parroting it. McDermott is great at getting them all to buy into the mantra every season.

This is such a random thought, like you are just throwing darts at a dartboard with players on it and whatever one you hit you make a post about him.

Can't hit on all your draft picks. Ford has been a disappointment for sure. But good on Beane for getting something in return and moving on instead of stubbornly holding on to a failed draft pick.

All our special teams stars sat. This is why it looked so bad. For those who thought that it doesn't make a difference, here is the evidence that it does.

The Bills guaranteed $3.195 million of his $3.5 million contract. They get barely any cap savings if he is released or traded, taking most of the contract in dead money. I don't see the benefit for the Bills in moving on from him, from a cap standpoint.

Start sharpening your pitchfork. That's exactly what will happen.

Taiwan Jones is a roster lock. Better get used to it. Interesting how the Bills sat their three best special teamers and they couldn't stop the Broncos on any return. That's not a coincidence.

But only in the playoffs.

Who cares? Why are you triggered by people getting triggered?