Desert Bills Fan

It is just so blatant! And not one of the refs throw a flag?

I think Coleman is due also!

I think he got bowled over the last time we got the roughing the kicker call…

The 4077th

Gotta have faith

Wow, something weird going on with the schedule on TBD, it brings up the 2022 schedule for me 🤷🏻‍♂️

McDermott post game speech: https://www.buffalobills.com/video/inside-the-bills-locker-room-after-dramatic-win-over-ravens game ball to ……

Kincaid made some nice catches too

No. No. Noooooo. Benford exited the last 2 games he played with injuries (concussion). This is getting ridiculous. If true - time to trade for a CB.

Nice! I especially like those bolded above.

Meh….2023 7th rd pick

I like the looks of this practice squad, except I think they could do better at CB than Hardy…maybe still a chance with the last spot

I was curious on the PS details. At this time I thought I’d share with others who might not know all the details: When the COVID-19 pandemic shook up rosters in 2020, the NFL decided to expand practice squads to 16 players. With an exception: NFL teams can have 17 players on their practice squads, with one caveat: One practice squad member has to be a member of the NFL's International Pathway Program. Of the other 16, 10 must be rookies or second-year players. so, Up to six of the 17 players can have unlimited NFL experience, which is a big development in recent years. Previously, players could have no more than two accrued NFL seasons for eligibility. Every Tuesday, teams can designate four players as protected, so they can't be placed on another team's active roster from that day until kickoff. Two players can be promoted to the active roster on game days. Then they return to the practice squad, unless the team offers a one-year deal. Teams can't activate a player more than twice; after the second time, they must decide whether to promote him to the active roster.

Wow, did not see that coming. I guess they are getting the band back together. thinking on it, I guess I like him over Hamlin as a backup.

The Seahawks released Marquez Valdes-Scantling after they couldn't find someone to trade for the veteran receiver and the $2.5 million that remains on his one-year contract. From a financial standpoint, that had to be a tough move to make since he's guaranteed another $1.5 million on top of his $1.5 million signing bonus. But from a competitive standpoint, it was their only choice absent a trade. Seattle signed Valdes-Scantling to be their WR3 and to help replace some of the speed their offense lost in the DK Metcalf trade. But because he doesn't play special teams, he couldn't be any lower than that on the depth chart if he wanted to make roster. Rookie fifth-round pick Tory Horton clearly outperformed him over the summer to the surprise of no one at TBD…