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Guess he deleted it- it was a tweet from 2013 (I think?) with a picture of a box of wings- and said some thing like they call me the chicken man. He is probably deleting old tweets with all the new attention he is getting.

You just can't make this stuff up...?

Development QB that could turn into long term backup for Allen. Don't forget the expanded roster size, meaning keeping a 3rd QB is more likely. The fact that we are able to make luxury picks with a long term view is a great indicator of how far Beane has come in the roster building process in the last couple years. Chances are whatever other position player at this level of draft would likely have a hard time making roster.

Check out these videos of Devin doing his workouts, on a hill... next to a major highway? Gotta be creative when everything is closed I guess...

Albert Breer lays it out well in this article (scroll to near end, after the Brady/Patriots drama) - https://www.si.com/nfl/2020/03/23/tampa-bay-buccaneers-scout-tom-brady-diggs-hopkins-trades We paid what was necessary to get the player we wanted. He's a great fit on many levels and makes a ton of sense. As others have said, not every GM is Bill O.brien... sometime you actually have to pay a price to get something valuable.

This is crazy if true... (Irvin has been known to say some wild things so who knows?)

Competition... if he works out great! If not, then somebody else will. You would think we would be used to McBeane's way of thinking by now. They are going to bring in players to compete and give them a chance across the board.

Yep..

Great stuff thanks for sharing. Interesting to hear Eric's comments about how terrible the facilities were before the Pegula's came in. I am sure it has been talked about before but this was the first place I had hear it described the way he did. Great insights into Beane and the way he thinks. Really glad to have him here.

ST coordinator Heath Farwell used to work with Strivr and Trent Edwards so chances are they are using the technology? https://billswire.usatoday.com/2019/01/15/5-things-to-know-buffalo-bills-special-teams-coordinator-heath-farwell-sean-mcdermott-brandon-beane/5/

I have seen it explained a few places, here's Dion giving the story - click to around 2:25 in video

Gotta love Dion! Here he shares his perspective on what is building from the player perspective.

Seems that this was thought to be an issue for Brown to play in Denver, but apparently it is not a problem in his case. There was discussion last year that he might sign in Denver, and apparently health would not be an issue to play there. https://thednvr.com/source-close-to-john-brown-says-sickle-cell-trait-wont-keep-him-out-of-denver-doctor-weighs-in/

Parrino says well what I have been thinking as I process what happened last weekend. Yes Josh had a "meltdown" or whatever you want to call it. But the point about being let down by the rest of the team and coaches is huge. Josh needs to be better, and he will keep working to do so. But so does the rest of the guys on the field. There were several games this year that Josh carried the team to victory. We often see other teams where WR's make plays for their QB (like Hopkins). It has been a long time since we have had a WR that consistently did so in Buffalo. Also a big point in this is Josh's attitude - no finger pointing or deflecting blame from him. I can think of a few other situations where the QB response would have been to point out other failings around him... thankful that Josh is not that guy.

Watt hit the arm, altered the throw... big drive here for D to step up.

A possible hint that he might be active? Only other times he has posted on game day were when he was active-

Maybe Duke playing? Only other times he has posted on game day he was active.