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This makes me wonder whether Wallace's play in that KC game basically showed the Bills that they needed to move on.

The question is whether Kromer can do something with him.

I'm not judging. I'm just observing. That's why this announcement doesn't surprise me in the least.

He can't walk away. The only way he leaves the sport is if he's carried off on a stretcher. He loves football more than his family.

Where are they coming up with this stuff?

Can't see it. NFL is likely to pursue some investigation at some point, irrespective of what happens on Friday. That means no guarantee of a quick return to playing. Texans are going to want a lot as well. I don't see Steelers giving up multiple first round picks for a player that may not play for a bit.

They'd be better off using the 1st round pick they got from Denver on Malik Wilson and then using the additional picks to build around him.

I think I've seen 2.5M floated on various sites.

Yea...what's wrong with this picture?

Jordan Davis played at 360 at Georgia (they wanted him at 325 but he had weight issues), but was down to 340 at the combine. If he could stay there or maybe a bit lighter, he could probably be a 3 down lineman. I think after his combine performance, he likely will be gone by 25.

I would take any of Georgia's starting linemen in this draft. That defense was incredible!

I actually like DeVonte Wyatt. He beat Jordan's time and he can get after the QB.

I'm not concerned in the least after listening to Dunne just now on WGR. He knows nothing more definitive than what others have been reporting all along. McD has apparently not even pointed fingers to anyone in front of the team. That's not a lack of accountability. That is taking the "blame" on your own shoulders as the one in charge and not hanging anyone out to dry.

Dunne is not concluding that McD definitively overruled the squib kick. He's saying "whether the word never got to Bass or McD overruled it" the squib was expected. So Dunne knows no more than anyone. This is all conjecture. It sounds to me like McD didn't want to hang anyone out to the court of public opinion other than himself. I totally agree. In fact, listening to Dunne, he knows nothing definitive. It's all conjecture.

Oh...he said it after reading Dunne's article. So it still comes down to Dunne's take.

I wouldn't. I don't think you'll find out with certainty anyway. McD simply said "it came down to execution." And then "it starts with me." I'm listening to Dunne on WGR now and Dunne is saying the last 13 seconds came down to McD.

Who on the morning show said that? I heard the opposite from others on WGR.

What sources said that??? I heard the opposite and the decision to squib the kick was not communicated to Bass. That's why players looked to the sidelines with their arms raised like they expected something different than a deep kick.

I don't know what people want from McD. He's taking the highroad. Having been the boss...you do not ever publicly call out your staff. He has taken responsibility without going into specifics because that is what a good CEO does. Those 13 seconds happened on McD's watch. He knows that. Changes are made quietly and behind the scenes. Farwell's contract was not renewed, and he moved on. I think that tells us a lot. I also think Levi Wallace moving on will be a good thing. He gave up the huge completion to Kelce leading to the FG. The season is over. There is no do-over. The team is moving on. The fans need to as well.

Yes it is. Totally agree with you.

It was plain knowledge since they showed him on the sideline watching half time and commented on it during the SB.

Actually Beane has done well in the 5th round...Matt Milano, Siran Neal, Wyatt Teller, Tommy Doyle. He got Bass in the 6th.

Oh I agree we need a solid punter. I just wouldn't draft one with a midround pick.

I would not use a 3rd or 4th round pick on a punter...particularly since the Bills don't punt very often in most games.

People don't sit indoors and watch TV in LA. They attend games, particularly the college games...USC and UCLA especially...in person.