BruceVilanch

Hopefully he doesn't think he's going to get the money Tyreek is about to get.

but if we did get him it would be prettttttttttty prettttttty preeeeeetttttty good.

I think TO was 30 or 31 when he got traded to the Eagles and they went to the superbowl with him.

I thought the devils lettuce made people chill the F out?

Yeah, I am in management now so I am not dealing with the patient population on a daily basis. Good pay, state benefits and it's actually pretty rewarding work when you see people turn the corner and get better. I wear bills gear during the season and one of the patients said "Oh wow, you like the BILLS? maybe you should be a patient with us." one of the funniest things I have heard while working here.

I think we have that with Foster and the WR we end up drafting will fill that role as well. Zay is also young.

Not really, I work at a forensic psych hospital, the only negotiating I do is with patients trying to get them to either not punch me in my face or go back to bed.

Same thing I was thinking, why would they even talk to a team if the agent knew it was a team his guy would refuse to play for.

Didn't realize it wasn't his, took my comment down.

I'm still in the camp of not giving up on a WR who has shown marked improvement from year 1-2.

You must live somewhere the devils lettuce is legal.

I personally like where we are at with our safety duo.

That's my quarterback.

He must have read @transplantbillsfan post about the accuracy myth.

I fell in love with Josh at the combine, I have never seen anyone spin it like he did.

I'm still trying to wrap my head around the fact that he is 30 I honestly thought he was closer to 40 too.

Guys like Mariota are always interesting to me, I watched him in person probably 10 times and thought he was going to be the next transcendent talent at the NFL level, the guy dominated the PAC10 for two years and now it's looking like he could be on his way out. the different systems that he had to learn probably didn't help, but I didn't think he would be this mediocre.

This looks like a madden offseason.

PER PFT: Report: Josh Sitton expects to be released by Dolphins Posted by Josh Alper on February 26, 2019, 6:46 AM EST Getty Images There are expected to be changes coming to the Dolphins defensive line this offseason as the team moves on from veteran members of the unit and similar developments may be in store for the offensive line. In a look at non-combine business on tap for the Dolphins before the start of the new league year, Armando Salguero of the Miami Herald notes that left guard Josh Sitton expects to be released. Sitton signed a two-year deal with the Dolphins last year after the Bears opted not to exercise their option on his contract. If the team does move on without Sitton, they won’t have gotten much return on that investment. He tore his rotator cuff in the season opener and went on injured reserve for the remainder of the year. Cutting Sitton would create $5 million in cap space for the Dolphins, who could have another change up front with right tackle Ja'Wuan James heading for free agency

Kellen Winslow JR had one big year from what a remember and then fell off.

He's one of the few instances where the talent outweighs the risk.

Only one I would be interested in would be Dupree.

To everyone worried about Edmunds...He is 20, I have a sneaking suspicion he will improve in the next couple years.

F that guy.

I've worked out at a gym a couple times with Poyers cousin. i asked him what Jordan thought of Buffalo and he said it was the city and the fans that sold him on the Bills and now he doesn't want to play anywhere else.