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What a gig

Waiting only 4 days is why your scars look horrible lmao

You are all whiny millennials, IMO.

The real question is if you waited 2-4 weeks to avoid manual labor after your back was done.

Oh I’m aware

It made me think there was a possible discrepancy in documentation vs what was actually administered, like something with auto-text. I think part of his claim was that because a different volume of anesthetic was involved, he didn't give specific consent for this procedure. I ain't no lawyer tho.

You clearly needed someone with a little more gravitas to get this train moving.

What does Dr. Oz think?

@Doc @Mr. WEO @Kirby Jackson Calling the boys back in! https://unicourt.com/case/ca-la23-tyrod-d-taylor-vs-david-s-gazzaniga-md-et-al-690760 No settlement! Tygod is going to trial!

I think he’s gonna be a star RB. Obviously a star RB is the worst position to have a star, but still, he’s gonna be fun to watch. he absolutely pops

The real question is do you touch STM's on the face or do you send them out

I have been watching some games from last season just for fun. The more I watch Cook in his limited role last year, the more excited I get. Cook, as we know, struggled to get on the field last year. Part of that may have just been some of his rawness in regards to the little things, things that Singletary as a less athletic player was clearly better at. But now, with a full off-season, a decent rookie season under his belt, and limited competition from a pass-catching standpoint, I really think Cook is gonna have a monster year. His burst is undeniable when watching him play last season. If he can tighten up in pass pro and his field awareness, I could see Cook with easily 1200 scrimmage yards.

I don't consider Orlando Brown or Jawann Taylor to be much different than Dawkins. The elite G thing is correct. We did bet high on a G that some folks had a first round grade on, who was an absolute bust. I guess I would characterize it that the Bills may not have spent exactly as much as the Chiefs have on OL, but it's not that one-sided. It feels that way because guys like Teller and Ford aren't on the team, guys like Doyle/Brown etc. haven't wowed anyone and guys like Morse/Dawkins have been fixtures. If the Bills had Teller/Smith and the Chiefs had Ford/Brown, there would be no question of which team had the better OL. A couple costly mistakes is the difference.

We prioritized plenty. Just haven't hit plenty. Which sucks even worse lmao. Von/Ed were supposed to be our answer for #2. Maybe this year is the year.

I agree. In that context, I would argue the disparity between us and the Chiefs is simply them hitting on OL talent. Creed Humphrey and Trey Smith would both likely start on this team, (you could argue Morse I suppose, but with his age and concussion history he's a timebomb imo) There has never been a year where our OL has been better than their OL, on the whole. And some folks would say, "we don't emphasize it enough" but the proof is in the pudding. We drafted guys like Ford and Brown. We signed the Spains and Saffolds of the world. We traded away the one guy who would've been a slam dunk for our roster. They drafted good OL players and kept them. It's no surprise the best Bills' season (AFCCG in 2020) was when we had our best OL and our best WR group of this regime.

This teams doesn't have a lot of "needs," from a week to week standpoint. But from a Superbowl winning standpoint, we absolutely needed 1-2 more guys who earned second contracts or at least produced during their rookie deals to win one over the last couple years. If Cody Ford worked out, or if we kept Teller, or if Spencer Brown took the starting RT job and never looked back, or AJE became an 8 sack guy and consistent edge setter, or Ed played like one of the best DT's in football, or Edmunds played like an All-Pro for multiple seasons etc. etc. etc. We have a lot of solid guys. Beane is good at finding solid guys. We needed, and still need, stars. You are 100% correct, IMO. Tee also has 1000 more yards....in less games.

Where is the guy who was 2nd team All-Pro at RT for us?

I think Ken Dorsey really sucked at getting Knox involved last year, which was an obvious disconnect between the offensive coaches and the FO. I do think Knox was worth paying at the time and I hope he will live up to that contract, specifically with the way he's used. When you look at TE numbers, Knox is actually #6 now as a TE. Around him you have: Kelce and Kittle who are much older Goedert/Andrews who are around the same age Njoku who is much less consistent Knox is here Waller who is coming off being riddled with injuries and has fallen off Jonnu Smith who is a disappointment Cole Kmet who is fine Evan Engram who is fine I guess Looking at that list, I don't see a gross overpay at all.

You aren't really contending that Gabe Davis is as good as Jaylen Waddle, are you? The Jaylen Waddle who has 179 catches for 2300 yards in two seasons compared to Gabe's 118 for 1900 in three? The Jaylen Waddle who, as a deep threat, still boasts a almost 70% catch percentage compared to Gabe's 54%? The Jaylen Waddle who has had Tua, Jacoby Brissett, Teddy Bridgewater and Skylar Thompson throwing to him, not one of the best QB's in football? Man.

Man I miss that dude. He’s Rex Ryan’s personal assistant on “Get Up” at ESPN now.

Honestly, I think you could make the argument that the Bills would have been in a SB by now if we kept Teller, which sucks.

I don’t think so. I think Florio and some in the media would try to make it a big deal.

The original 12 personnel final piece of the puzzle.

IMO gain of Hyde and loss of Edmunds is at least a wash in terms of how I feel about the backend. the rotating safety door last year was really bad at times.

It would be a media firestorm. Best case scenario if Damar is in danger of being cut would be to stash him on IR.