They probably just want to wait to sign with a needy team post draft or in camp. Teams will come knocking when they realize they need more at their respective positions.
Not really. He rotated with Coleman, and the Coleman injury required Hollins to play more. Hollins was more like the 3rd/4th receiver, run blocker, and special teamer, while Palmer is a legit #2 receiver.
It's official. We'll be welcoming Schoen back in some capacity next year. Daboll probably won't be back, though. He and McDermott don't seem to get along.
There are negative fans here who will dislike any analysis that says the Bills are good. They are heavily biased, just as there are some who are heavily biased the other way.
Come on. They certainly know a lot more than you do.
And on Diggs, it didn't make sense from a cap perspective at all. The move hurt the team. That's why it seemed impossible.
Gosh, that is terrible. Obviously being paralyzed is terrible for anyone, but to be so physically gifted to be able to play pro sports and then to lose your physical abilities like that. I'm sure that was really hard to deal with. RIP.
I do think he was an undesirable starter. But what evidence do you have that he was the worst starting safety of all 32 teams? I mean, I'm not denying that, but that is a pretty strong statement, so I wondered if you looked at all the starters for the other teams and compared them somehow.
And shifty. And the difference about his shiftiness is he did it at full speed while moving down the field, like changing directions didn't slow him down at all. I'm always amazed when watching his highlights.