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Yeah, some on twitter are also calling it fake: There is one guy who could confirm this though: [from the CBS article on the OP] "By Johnson's third NFL season, he was a star, and it was time for him to move out of the facility. Johnson said former Bengals head coach Marvin Lewis told him it was time for the receiver to step out on his own."

This would have helped the Bills when they were snowed in. Just stay at the stadium.

WTF? I guess he is the real Baker Mayfield?? "Johnson joined NFL Hall of Famer Shannon Sharpe on "Club Shay Shay" and talked about his financial responsibility. Johnson revealed that he lived in the Cincinnati Bengals' stadium for the first two years of his career because it had everything he needed to live. "You gotta remember, I stayed at the stadium the first two years because I didn't want to spend no money," Johnson said. "What's the point? ... Why are you telling me to go rent a house, go buy a house, or go rent a condo when everything I need is right here in the facility at Paul Brown? Showers, cafeteria, TV, couch, gaming system. What's the point?"

10 months great. Then came November and December.

Excerpt from PFT article linked above: "Wilson has started 189 games in his NFL career. Webb has started one game, the Giants’ meaningless Week 18 game at the end of last season. But Broncos coach Sean Payton apparently thinks the 28-year-old Webb can teach the 34-year-old Wilson about the quarterback position."

Don't forget Wilson and the Broncos. He might return to relevance under Payton. Plus, Carr and Garoppolo could end up in the AFC too.

It's a little hard to read, but you were able to draft 18 players? That would be all-time record I suspect (since the draft went to just 7 rounds)

Hapless is still here, but under a different user name.

I hope Beane is reading this!

He's rated 26th best by CBS: https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/prospect-rankings/wide-receivers But teams like WR's in the first, so I agree he probably is gone (but he might come close to us at 27).

He probably goes in the top 10. No way he is there at 27.

His last post was during the Bills loss to Cincy. Maybe he just became fed up with the Bills play and decided to stop posting for a while.

This guy called it:

You nailed it (but switch Arians for Bowles). Here's who's missing: Here's BB: There was a great thread about this here last year: Here's a bigger pic: LOL:

There were major leagues at the time, so each champion has the right to claim a world championship. Just like there have been numerous times in college football were there were two different teams ranked number one in the coaches and AP polls. Both teams have the right to claim to be champions.

Doesn't matter. The point is both teams were world champions. The AFL was not inferior to the NFL.

Have you read this forum since the loss to Cincy? Half of the people are negative about the Bills under McD and/or the Bills perpetually having bad luck. I didn't vote, but I am deciding between the options of nether, or the Bills win first. Having lived through Wide Right, the Music City Miracle, 13 seconds, 4th and 18, the last-second loss to the Chargers in the 1980 divisionals, 3 SB blowouts, etc., you can understand my pessimism.

Brady said he won't announce for FOX until 2024. Also what about Case Keenum?

Remember the Bills were world champions in 1964 and 1965. The SB would start the next year in 1966.