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Agree with this 100%. The Bills take care of long time STHers with relocation offerings before taking care of the new customers. I've benefitted from relocating a few times, and it only makes sense that they reward long suffering customers first.

Agree. In past negotiations he's revealed himself to be extremely selfish.

Good post. Yesterday's loss had me thinking about this same question since between Edmunds, Oliver and Epenesa we have invested 3 very high picks. Edmunds isn't developing. Oliver isn't penetrating at a rate I'd expect. Epenesa, jury's still out - was surprised that he got the nod over Murphy yesterday.

Thread title implies some news. Alas, no news here.

If he wants greatness he must catch catchable balls in critical games.

Such it up, buttercup. Welcome to Buffalo fandom.

Allen must feel like he's in Wyo all over again. He has no help out there.

He's been sat for 40 minutes now.

Frazier had to focus on the Houston interview.

Finally, something from WAPO worth reading. Nicely captures what's inside.

I do. And likely McD does as well.

Your point would be solid if the Bills played 4 more games than the Chiefs. They didn't.

The Stampede so needs this dude!

That guy just LOOKS like a Brett Kollmann.

Watching that, it strikes me that games between equally talented rosters are to a high degree already decided in the game planning phase, before the teams ever step on the field. Get the strategy wrong and you have to rely on halftime adjustments to bail you out. Maybe equal to gameplanning is the QB making correct decisions. Whats left, maybe 30% is physical execution. We could debate the exact %s but the point is, the strategy decisions are what set you up for success or not. We're in pretty good hands with Daboll and Frazier at the chessboard.

I saw her last year walking by our tailgate in Lot 3 I think it was. Don't worry, they'll see it.

Sure looked to me like the tackler pulled the top of his head very quickly into the turf. Whether it actually hit or not, Mahomes' head whipped forward like a car accident. That in itself is plenty of force to cause a concussion.

I have a serious question about clearing the protocol, if anyone knows the answer. I assume the neurologist is supposed to confirm the absence of symptoms before clearing a player. Are all of these checks "fakeable" by the player? In other words, can the player say "no" to all of the "are you having _____ symptom?" questions, and be cleared, or are there objective medical tests that confirm what the player is reporting?

If I'm McD I have Allen practicing at least partially with wet footballs this week.

McD says to Pioli, thank you for the motivational material.

I don't live in Maine but a big fan of North Woods Law.

I suppose, but Tomlin isn't exactly known as a disciplinarian.

Always hated Rivers' throwing motion, but he made it work for 17 seasons so maybe he knows better than I.

Sadly, this is the inevitable result of the public watching many reporters cross the line into unabashed advocacy. It's in plain view and most obvious in political journalism.

I think that the rest of the country equates the term "Bills Mafia" with a somewhat lovable and quirky football team fanbase. Images of broken tables, bowling ball shots, and increasingly, generous charitable contributions come to mind. There is no conception of guns or other violent mayhem. Like many, I didn't love the term at first but its growing on me and we may as well embrace it, its now our unique brand.