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the fine isn't for the phone call, the fine is for the number being discovered by someone unauthorized to have it

I also just saw that dad was fined $100,000 so yeah, those are gonna be some awkward dinner conversations

Falcons got fined $250,000 for it...honestly, good

I think who did the prank matters, you can’t just dismiss that. To me this one is worse because that kid has grown up around the NFL, fair or not his dad’s reputation takes a hit for this. That’s a huge breach of trust between the son, his dad, the Falcons, the players, and the league. At the end of the day it’s just a prank phone call, but we can’t dismiss it as nothing

Yeah that’s a really stupid thing to do by this kid. You have now just embarrassed your dad and could potentially cost him his job, just so you could have something to put on TikTok. Seems like Shadeur took it in stride and hopefully for his dad’s sake Atlanta and the league don’t punish him any further (although they probably will)

In terms of a running back, that’s not a bad thing. Why draft one, use up one of his years and not get much from him, when you can get one next year and have an extra year of cost control?

How could you possibly have missed the thread that has already been here for 2 hours talking about UDFA?!??

Malik Willis just a couple of years ago. Was thought to potentially be the 1st pick, went in the 3rd

I'm so mad at this!!!!!🤬 Unless we all like him, then I'm so excited!!!

right, but if you're going to mention everything the Bills gave up, make sure you mention everything they got in return

no, they traded to get a 2nd and a 3rd...at least make an attempt to get the trade right

There is absolutely no chance at all that signing White should have any impact on the Bills taking a CB in the first…why would it?

This isn’t a true statement. It’s ONE strategy that players use. The other one is to not show up to things. There isn’t a right or wrong way, it’s just a different strategy

Righteousism, just as cool. Just saying that it's not the profession that makes someone a POS, there are crappy people all over the place, that's all

There's also not 1 single profession out there that doesn't have the same type of scum who do the same exact thing that these guys do. Not 1. These guys are just in the public eye, that's the only difference

So the guy who’s FG %was practically identical to Bass, his longest kick last year was shorter than Bass’s, and was terrible from 50+….gee yes the Bills should definitely sign him 🙄🙄🙄

am I the only one who really misses having 15 1:00pm games?

This means absolutely nothing-who cares how he scored the goals? I have been seeing this argument for days now, that somehow his goals count less because he scored so many from one spot. His jib is to score goals, if everyone knows that’s where he shoots from, how come they can’t stop him? we have such a weird sports society where we always look to diminish greatness for some reason. Tiger in his prime, this whole LeBron vs Jordan debate, Obi apparently scoring too many power play goals….people just need to appreciate greatness while it’s happening

It’s because he talked about money and now some people are butthurt by it that being said if they did deal him, he will never have a higher value than he does now. That doesn’t mean he will move the needle much in terms of the 1st round

If he’s not traded by the draft, then keep him. Once the draft passes there’s no incentive to trade him and he has no leverage-sitting out wont get him paid. And if Cook is a distraction, then that’s the fault of the other players, including Josh. There’s enough leadership on that locker room that there shouldn’t be an issue

So I know it’s the offseason and we are looking for topics, but what are we doing here? The Bills have had a consistently top 2 offense for the last 5 or 6 years, and now we are trying to find fault with that?

The guy hasn’t made a peep in 3 years, took his benching as a rookie incredibly well, has played his ass off the last 2 years, had worked incredibly hard on his catching and being able to run through contact…what has he done that makes him not a process guy? at no point has anyone said this before what was said on Instagram. He was loved by everyone. Sorry, but this “not a process guy” thing is a weak, terrible take

I'm not saying that the NFLPA is going to do anything legally. To think that Josh and other players aren't getting advice from their agents and the NFLPA is poor thinking. I'm also not saying that players don't take less than they can get, but they aren't going to take a deal well below market value. Brady took less, everyone knows that, but it's not like he was taking $1 million when he could be getting $25 million. He was still always among the top 5-10 paid QBs in the league, he was just never the top paid guy. This has somehow devolved from thinking from a realistic and common sense point of view into a legal discussion

I’m not sure why this is such a hard concept for him to understand

So a couple of things-the NFLPA does represent every player, so they aren’t going to let someone take far less than what that players value is. If Josh takes $50-$100 million less to “help the team” what’s going to stop the teams from asking all players to take less? A team certainly isn’t going g to pay more for a WR, DE, LT than they are a top flight QB. Also, this is a business and Josh understands that part too. He feels loyalty to the Bills but he also feels loyalty to every other player in the league. These guys all want to see each other get paid. Josh is going to keep the price somewhat high because that means the next guy and the guy after that will get paid. These GMs and front office people are paid a ton of money as well, it’s not the players job or responsibility to make everything fit under the cap, it’s the front office-so they have to do their job as well