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He’s not though-it’s standard operating procedure. He has to drum up interest or he’s not doing his job

I was more getting at that some people think the only way to show leadership is to yell at your teammates, in public or behind closed doors. Your right though, Josh isn’t like that at all and I appreciate it

I have an issue with the bolded part. First, you have no idea if Josh criticizes players behind closed doors-he doesn’t need to make a spectacle of it in front of the world during a game. Which leads to the second part-immature children throw tantrums on the sidelines at their teammates. I don’t understand why so many people think you have to embarrass your teammates on the sidelines in order to be seen as a good leader

Didn’t they bring in Matt Leinart a couple of days before they made him play in the preseason? Maybe they can do it again!

Oh no, this post is going to go quite badly for you….

This could absolutely be my Bills bias, but I don’t understand why Dolphins and Jets coaches always get so much love. McDaniel, Saleh, Flores, even Gase initially….I don’t get it

Looking for the guy who works for the team to be objective isn’t realistic nor should it be. Look at what happened to the guy who works for the Baltimore Orioles as an example of why these guys aren’t overly critical of the teams they work for-guy got suspended just because he said the team hadn’t played well against the Rays for the last couple of years! Tasker is critical of the team and players at times, but do you honestly think that’s what he was hired to do? Even the national broadcast guys have their open biases-hello Chris Collinsworth!

I’m sure this has been mentioned, and maybe they are interested, but why would Miami trade for Taylor when they could’ve had Cook for a lot less? They won’t be able to pay him-Tua is going to want a new contract, Waddle is eligible after this year, they are already paying Tyreek a ton, they have Ramsey, Holland will want to get paid…honestly it doesn’t seem like a great move for the dolphins

Trade him, cut him, whatever you have to do, but Cam gives me too much PTSD from last year

Both of those guys signed for $7 million. David signed with the only team he had ever played for and Wagner had never been off the west coast. Both those guys have discounts in these deals. So to sign either one you’re probably looking at $9-10 million at the very least (my guess is probably more). There was never a shot at signing either one

Well then the new stadium better have a pitchfork section!!!

Go to the home opener? For this terrible team? They will already be out of playoff contention by that time! Beane must go! Josh is terrible! McDermott is the worst!

So if that’s the case (that they are asking for a first rounder) that makes an incredibly strong argument as to why these players are upset. The owners and GMs don’t want to pay these guys but are going to ask for a lot in return in order to trade them? Doesn’t add up…

Why is he a clown? it will be very interesting to actually hear what Indy is asking for. The owner has come out and basically said that RBs aren’t valuable, so can the team really ask for much?

It’s too bad you can’t make bets after things had already happened. You would be so rich and It would allow you to pretend to be the smartest person in the room! to actually answer your question-didn’t watch the game, have no idea how either played. I gather from comments that the O line didn’t play well and there were a lot of penalties

Damn, I read the title and thought this was just going to be a summary of your posts

I swear some on here long for the days of crappy QB play just so someone isn’t making a lot of money

The jealousy and bitterness you have because he got paid is showing big time

Ok I need to ask-why do you believe all of this? Because you saw a couple of pics and heard a couple of stories? So because of that he did nothing this off-season? You know exactly what he did the entire time he was away? So he never ate right, never practiced, even though he hadn’t been like that since he came into the league? I’ve read your posts for a while and most are pretty good, these rakes aren’t a good look for you. Back away from the edge with all of the assumptions and overreactions to preseason (the team not moving the ball was DEFINITELY not his fault-that’s 100% on penalties)

I’ve missed these terrible in game takes-thanks for bringing some of them back fellas!

Except there’s nothing sweet about flutie flakes-those things were like eating dried cardboard

Again, you keep making your argument using hindsight. Think back to the beginning of last season/all of the off-season stuff before the season started. In your head last April-August your thought was I really wish we had drafted a LB to sit the bench all year and I would much rather have a 3rd round CB (that you still haven’t named btw) fighting for a spot on the team. Also, Rhodes was brought in because the secondary was decimated with injuries, not because Elam was playing poorly (which he really wasn’t). we can certainly agree to disagree

You did say they could have taken Woolen in the 2nd round, and both Seymour and Wildgoose are listed as 3rd stringers on their current teams. The only point I'm trying to make is that the hindsight game is useless. Not to mention your plan had the Bills first round pick sitting his entire first season with pretty much no chance of playing outside of injury. So a MLB stuck on the bench, then a 3rd round CB battling a 6th round CB to start opposite a previous 7th round pick - that doesn't sound great to me

But this is part of the problem with playing the hypothetical game. You have this completely different idea, but don't actually have a solution. Now you suggest taking a corner in the second (not in the third), but that obviously costs the Bills Cook, and you just throw out well I'm sure they would have found some guy

Who's the 3rd round corner you're drafting last year? Or would any corner have been fine?