In Summary

After the season, the Bills draft the Diggs successor in a stronger WR class.

Vision. Patience. Master of timing and using his blockers.

Agree wholeheartedly, but that would require an open audition to anyone across the country instead of the lazy way of picking insiders and people already on the payroll.

Even the most durable QB will start to get banged up with age. The smartest ones pick their spots and adapt as they get older.

Odd movie of sorts, but a fan of Christina Ricci.

The best talent will find a lucrative home on new media. Things change.

Cook had some knack for running between the tackles. Really liked that since his presence on the field won't simply be a tell of a certain kind of play.

McDermott has been consistently impressive.

Does anyone still take legacy media seriously?

Is this different that what we've seen under Frazier?

IMO, Diggs had an issue from last year and waited until mandatory camp to have his tantrum and make his statement. Likely brooding all off-season and taking counsel from outsiders and detractors. Not "captain" behavior. The NFL is all sensitive now, but I have a feeling that years ago there would have been some direct language to Diggs telling him how it was going to be. However, Diggs knows his value to the Bills so it'll be kid gloves for him.

"Her older brother is Griffin Steinfeld who is a NASCAR driver."

Age will eventually force Allen to modify his game.

Josh could date hotter so I'll assume there is something else about her he likes.

Give all the teams numbers like public schools in cities.

My top observation would be who gets the most MLB work. Maybe there is some indication of who the early front-runner is.

it's reasonable to think a rookie will have limited contributions no matter who they are.

Josh has a good bit to go before he's "Fitzpatrick Cool", but as a newly single guy he's going to make more effort.

Good one. Period correct as well.

Hot take: I think Milano will blitz more (which still only means occasionally). He has best combination of speed, instincts, and slipperyness to get through a gap.

Thanks for the link. Very informative when you compare vs Diggs and Beasley routes. I remembered the Peterson crack and didn't know what truth there was to it. Seems Gabe is most productive working the sideline. Call it a tendency, his roll, or both (?).

Question for WR gurus: If Gabe has a "limited route tree", what routes does he not run well and why? Does he lack the ability to do hard change of direction on ins, outs, and comebacks? Is he more of a deep corner/post/fly guy? Can he only separate once he gets up to speed rather than separate quickly off the line? If his route tree is limited, does he have the ability to improve/increase routes? Just wondering.

I knew better than to look at more than a couple pages of this thread but I did it anyways. Shame on me.

Depending on the matchups, I'd have no issue with Ford and Jones lined up together.

Good point. If I can gain 5 lb in 3 days, a pro can certainly do it before camp.