MJS

Of course they will use their current fieldhouse and other practice facilities. Why wouldn't they?

Only if all other options turn up empty.

I'm sure the players are thrilled, haha.

There have been a few mocking Grant to the Bills, like Daniel Jeremiah.

They'd need to be absolutely covered in chips, because every part of the body besides the hand and the foot makes you down. Oh, but only if you have been touched by a defender first, haha.

Maybe it will help some, but there is so much that goes into it. The position of the ball, when the player's body part touches the ground, etc. And often that happens in a pile of large humans. It'll still come down to judgement calls by the refs.

I'm interested.

They want to increase returns. Teams were still just kicking it through the end zone last year. Now, they will have to think about it more.

Why have a message board at all? You could just chat with ChatGPT all day, right?

I'm sure they'll use him as much as they can in his final year, but if he becomes a distraction they'll trade him somewhere and draft another RB. Davis, Johnson, and a promising rookie will be just fine. However, I bet Cook caves on his demands and accepts something more like $11 million per season, perhaps with some unlikely to achieve incentives that could bump him to $15 milliom to save face.

As long as he doesn't shank them and can hold well, he sounds good to me. I'm not too concerned with who our punter is.

During the drought he got attacked all the time by fans. And yeah, it appears the fans were wrong.

Jim Overdorf turned out to be a quality keep, though. He used to come under fire in the old days.

And we'll be looking back on the Josh Allen Superbowl glory days until the next great Bills team comes along.

The rule was still that they needed to kneel the ball down. He didn't do that. Don't you know that everything is always on the coaches? Even when players are in position and fail to do their job, it is on the coaches! Always!

You don't know that he does.

I feel the same way. It is a QB sneak and within the rules. It is not a risky play. Players almost never get hurt doing it. Just be sure to enforce Offside, false starts, and lining up in the neutral zone, because those get missed with this play a lot.

He is a contrarian, so he is always looking for ways to be negative about Bills moves or any potential moves that fans might be in favor of.

What's the suggestion here? That having red helmets would look like the Chiefs? Well, the Bills have never looked like the Chiefs in red helmets previously, so why would they now?

And Ray Davis is promising. He had some good runs last year.

How did he get knocked down by that small white dude, though?

This doesn't impact the play on the field even slightly.

Apparently it is something Deshaun Watson used to do, so that's enough for me to be against it.

I didn't know that was a thing.

People just making stuff up. I don't get it.