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It does not matter what they wear, Rogers will still be a washed up old man and Saleh will still be a terrible head coach.

Don’t interrupt a perfectly good self guided narrative.

Terrible would be too strong a word to describe Jackson as a QB. Overrated, second tier, and limited would be better descriptors when accessing Jackson as an NFL QB.

The NFL is an absolute joke when it comes to disciplining players or anyone else. That does not make them unique in pro sports by any means, but that does not excuse it. Tyreek Hill put a child in the hospital and now makes $30 m and is a superstar. Ray Lewis is in the hall of fame and he participated in a murder. Nothing the NFL does is surprising. It is owned and run by greedy disgusting human beings by and large.

“Landing” Michael Thomas? Thomas would need to accept league minimum and beg for a chance to play with the Bills at this point.

He will be playing golf in the American Century Championship later this week, otherwise he could have a more extended workout with the players.

No, if you use racist insults you are racist, despite any good intentions or self denial that person might have.

I appreciate the thought and analysis, and you make good points but to me it is clearly not the total answer. I think you can pick any game and you will see multiple instances of Bills receivers being grabbed on breaks or out right interfered with downfield that went without calls, while the Bills get flagged many times more often for these same offenses. I am not by any means a conspiracy theorist, but I can say that there is a disparity that is unexplained, and is certainly not explained by “our receivers just suck so they do not have to cover them”. A general lack of respect perhaps? I don’t know. I do know that big name players tend to get more calls than other players. Perhaps that is part of the bias, but the bias is indisputable by the numbers.

The Jets as usual are over rated. The NFL should just go ahead and name the off season Jets Season. They have mediocre a coaching staff, a still questionable OL, and a creakily QB who when he last played a meaningful number of snaps two years ago, put up the worst season of his career. 7 to 9 wins at best. The Dolphins have very good offensive weapons, a very limited QB, and a coach who has led epic collapses the past two seasons, but still, they are better than the Jets. NE, meh.

I think he is certainly one of them, but they had a number of passengers these past two years he could have been including. You win the thread.

That was his one and only appearance is a game, a preseason game against 3rd string competiton. Would a real team have corralled that kick before it rolled 30 yards? Who knows. In any case, despite what people would like to be believe, he had not yet won the job nor had he proved anything.

Since they won the Super Bowl the past two years, it would seem to be the obvious choice, no?

I hope they choke on it. It seems likely at this point.

Schoop = Clueless. He is trying to generate conversation to keep his show semi interesting. He is not and never has been a legitimate source of analysis or information.

But he has short arms…..

You are the best.

I am not sure of the exact numbers, but yes, he will need $3m to $4m to pay the draft class. He will also need to save $2m to $3m for contingencies during the season. So, half that $11.1 m is already spoken for. Enough for a moderate move or two, but not a gold mine.

He is definitely a Chief.

A great many hilarious takes here for a guy who is now 91st on the offseason roster. The downside is zero. The upside is he shows enough to make the practice squad. Ho hum. Of course we did have to cut the third punter.

Such a dishonest dirtbag.

He looks every bit of his 40 years in that clip and then some. I have seen senior citizens with more bounce in their step.

So I guess when he said before free agency that he was going to go wherever they offered him the most money he was just kidding.

The Bills tried to sign OBJ, as did the Chiefs, according to OBJ. He chose Miami.

Under Dorsey to start the year, the ball was being force fed to Diggs. His numbers were good obviously, but it was not translating to an efficient offense as we all could see. The catch percentage was a direct result of deliberate intent to throw the ball to Diggs, open or not. This clearly changed under Brady, thus Diggs unhappiness even though the offense was more efficient and the Bills were winning. Davis was rarely a factor at all. Allen was getting lots of blame, but to me the inefficiency was due to Dorsey’s lack of creativity and preoccupation with Diggs in large part. The Bills obviously do not have a true number 1 this year, but they do have some talented weapons, including Shakir. The comparison has been made to Beasley, but I think Shakir is actually more versatile and can make plays in intermediate zones and even deep that are beyond Beasleys typical skill set. He feasted off short slants and curls and he was great at it in his prime, but Shakir can do that plus. You certainly would not start Shakir primarily at outside but I think both he and Samuel will see time there. I expect to see some creative usage of the weapons they do have including Kincaid, Knox, and Cook along with their new toy, Coleman, who should be an immediate upgrade to Davis. The running game could be very good as well. I am more a bullish on Buffalo’s offense than many around here. Would I like to have a Jefferson, or Ayuk or similar here? Of course. However, with Josh Allen distributing and making plays, they are still going to be a top 5 to 10 offense at least.

I doubt Walder’s assessment, but It’s a silly argument in any case. The Bills moved up over a full round into the third round. This alone was worth moving 4 spots so that the Chiefs could draft a player the Bills were clearly not interested in anyway. No brainer.