JohnNord

I was thinking about this the other day - there definitely a lot of similarities. I think that the 2021 Bills team has the best chance to contend for a SB, probably since 1992.

I feel if that was the diagnosis we would probably know by now. While I don’t think it’s severe, I can see McKenzie missing a few games to start the year

If I had to guess, I will predict that the Bills will announce him as “week-to-week” and he will miss between 2-4 weeks. He should be back by week 3 of the season. It’s one of those inside jokes here. My guess is that people did it accidentally and it stuck as a joke

Cancel WGR

He actually hasn’t been that bad. I thought he played well against Miami in Week 17 last year too. It’s tough to evaluate him though without seeing him in important games

We need to pray that the injuries to Brown and Doyle don’t place them on the IR. If they do, Mr. Hart might be the bee swing tackle week 1 😪

The thing is if Fields doesn’t try to duck down when he’s tackled, Smith hits him in the chest right below the face mask and no penalty is called. I feel that anytime a helmet goes flying in the air after a hit, officials will always throw a flag whether it’s helmet-to-helmet or not.

What kind of return does Addison fetch? A 5th round draft? The Bills are trying to win a Super Bowl this season and are more concerned with that than trying to trade for Day 3 draft pick to take another Jake Fromm next year.

Like I said this happens all the time in sports. Athletes are competitors and want to play as long as they can Tebow made more working for ESPN and he’d be more visible on National TV than as TE3. It’s pretty obvious that he wanted to take advantage of what likely will be his final chance to play pro football.

This is 100% true… you get the circus in town with Tebow.

You’re really reaching. He tried out because he wants to play in the NFL. How many athletes have retired and then attempted to make a comeback?

Explain how he gloats and seeks the spotlight? He was a very high profile college athlete so of course he’s going to have a “team” as most athletes do. It seems to me that this is your personal bias, because I haven’t heard any athletes or colleagues who know Tebow claim that he is the primadonna that you make him out to be. I also can’t find one example of Tebow gloating. Everyone has regarded him as a great person and his act is far from performative This is bull####. Tebow is open about his faith for sure and that’s a big reason why many don’t like him. But to say he’s disingenuous just is not the case. Not 1 persons who’s worked closely with Tebow has accused him of anything other than being a good person and teammate

Yep… not just Shanahan also Bruce Arians and a QB room with Tom Brady.

Zay doesn’t make the roster if he’s a Bill

So….is this why Houston made Watson the highest paid member of a scout team defense and not QB1? Or do you think Houston is trying to humble him for speaking out last year? Maybe it’s both?

That’s a hell of a stretch to justify the hatred and vitriol I’ve seen on Twitter

The interesting thing is that all of the SB contenders (Bills, Chiefs, Bucs, Packers) are returning with a ton of continuity. As far as I know, the majority of their coaching staff and most of their rosters will be back. KC will have a different OL but that is likely to their benefit I think we’ll get to see how important continuity will be for those teams this year

Tebow is conservative but to my knowledge he has never been outspoken or hateful.

No no no…. I’m saying if they are drafted to Buffalo they probably are better QB’s than the QB’s they turned out to be in actuality. But I still don’t feel they’d ever be as as good Josh was this year. That’s what I meant.

This is true… I will say thought that each organization took different approaches to developing their QB’s and Buffalo was the only one that a plan. Rosen or Sam are probably better QB’s if they were drafted to Buffalo, but probably never match the success that Josh had

I’ll agree with you on the latter point. I’m gauging the comments on Twitter - many of which come from performative users who are so concerned about treated others better but still go out of their way to slam Tebow’s. It just comes off as intolerant and ultimately hypocritical. I guess that’s Twitter though. There are plenty of football-related issues that you could knock Tebow for. His faith shouldn’t be one of them.

There’s way more lot of hate than “blind devotion.” I don’t think people like Tebow only for his religion. It’s because he was so likable and fun to watch in college. On the other hand, I feel a lot of the hate comes from people who just want to hate on him because he’s open with his religion.

Yep but I don’t think he works for BR anymore. Isn’t Matt Warren the editor?

There are some who are still convinced that Josh Rosen just needs the right situation to be successful

The hatred of Tebow is so toxic. It’s funny how some on Twitter with references to empathy, tolerance, and equality on their profile have not problem bashing Tebow for his religious views. Whether you agree with that view or not, he’s regarded as someone with high character that has helped others in need. Unlike other athletes, no one has ever accused of him or being performative or not genuine. The fact that his old college coach gave him an extended tryout should’ve be surprising. You see nepotism happen all the time in the NFL. As far as his playing ability, it’s clear he never had the skill to play QB at a high level. Watching teams like NO try to use Taysome Hill does make you think that a coach like Sean Payton could’ve found a way to use Heisman Tebow from 2009.