The Red King

Which is why I said let's see how this plays out, and that I don't assume innocence.

Right now it is an accusation. It sounds like the Bills did their homework, which puts my mind a bit more at ease. The timing doesn't sit right with me. Think about it, what are the odds of this all coming up less then a week after Arazia is named the starter? Almost as if they were waiting to make sure he had a nice chunk of change they could squeeze out of him before proceeding. I'm *not* saying it didn't happen, we obviously don't know. Just, given timing, this feels like it might be a money grab. Don't get me wrong, if this did happen it is horrible and I won't defend an ounce of it. Just...let's see how it plays out. Anyone can accuse anyone of anything. Didn't Von Miller get his case thrown out earlier? Something about this feels off.

But can The Process fix that? Remember, Diggs supposedly had a BA. Did OBJ show any BA with the Rams? Honest question, I'm curious.

It's amazing to watch an obvious joke/troll post like this explode.

Boo! Why kneel when you could punt!

Sooo...good game for Kids' Day?

Kick coverage, actually.

One or two series at home this week. Let Allen and Co deal with the new OC and get rhythm down while thrilling the kids, then pull 'em. There is always risk, so I'd pull them after two regardless of outcome, one if they looked good/sharp enough.

Can we change the thread title to read "Bills' fan dissapointed in Elam's potential..." 😁

D-line this half is like tissue paper.

Alright, we need to bubble-wrap Allen. He doesn't take a snap this preseason. My god, other QBs are terrible. >.<

Keenum looked outright terrible. The Bills' second-team offense of the other hand looked like starters against the Colts' starters.

And a burning desire to be right. If you opposed the drafting of someone you seize anything that suggests you were right. (ref: Josh Allen)

Not celebrating this. I think the biggest roadblock to a Bills Super Bowl win this season is injuries. If it can happen to Zack, it's a reminder that it can happen to our players. >.<

My only regret is that you couldn't see yourself posting this live! Wait...you can, and did. So what was I...get offa my lawn!!!

"Yeah, you see that lil hottie reporter down on the sideline? I wanna just...mmm! Wait, why are you backing away? What do you mean my mic was on? Son of a..."

This tweet shows just how starved for attention he is. It's clickbait, so to speak, to generate buzz around himself again. I think it's valid to worry. The more his fame and attention fades, the more outragious the publicity stunts he'll pull. Until the stunt harms/kills him, or until the stunt fails to put him back in the spotlight, at which point *he* harms/kills himself. This will not end well.

I disagree strongly. People have posted well-detailed reasons that have nothing to do with what you've suggested, such as declining stats and an inability to stop stirring the pot on Twitter. I happen to disagree with his position on that topic and yet was nothing but complimentary toward him earlier this thread. This matter cannot be boiled down to his views on one issue vs. how others feel about that issue. Even simply re-reading this thread will prove otherwise.

This is why culture is more then just a buzzword. Cleveland has done a great job at assembling talented rosters, but things seem to fall apart at the seams every year. This offseason has, and continues to be, a major distraction for them.

I mean at this point does it matter? He's gone. He's not coming back and was as diplomatic as possible in saying so. There's no need to keep hammering on the guy. I thank him for his time here and wish him the best going forward unless that somehow gets in our way.

OMG people. Read the comments and stop complaining about the stripes. Allen just took a decal set meant for the white helmet and slapped it on a red helmet instead. That's why there are no white stripes. He mocked up a red helmet. Nothing more, nothing less. This isn't a prototype or sneak peek. It was something he kitbashed together.

I think Josh might be forcing the issue. By pulling this stunt the cat's out of the bag. It's also a very sneaky way for the Bills to gauge interest in the red helmets. As already noted, the red jersey is simply the "no touchy the QB" practice jersey. And the stripes are the ones normally placed on the white helmet, one reason I think Allen slapped together.

My dad used to tell me it was because at the time all the AFC East teams had white helmets and Ferguson complained he couldn't find his receivers. They changed to red to make it easier for him.

Too low, but lack of evidence is a problem. We can't go on gut feeling and what we "know", no matter how much we want to. This ruling makes me sick, and despite what I just said, I think it should have been minimum 8-10 games.

Damn! This was our season, but Mac is now vastly improved. And that one Dolphin player said Tua's better now. Window's closed boys. Pack it up. We're done.