DapperCam

Likely angling to get camp invites, but still cool to hear player say nice things about the Bills.

Seems like this was the definition of a he said-she said, which is always tough. One thing in favor of the accuser, was she went to the cops right away and this was when Hairston was a nobody (so no money to be had from an accusation). From Hairston’s side, it seems like there is no evidence, so it’s crappy for him if he didn’t do anything wrong. Just a tough situation all around.

Lol, yea. Even nice rich people are pretty different.

Yea, 14 years ago. Since COVID he stripped things down to a skeleton crew. That’s actually part of why Adams got the job. He was willing to be the hatchet man.

FYI, the deal the Sabres just made saves Pegula about $4m bucks. He’s basically run that team on an austerity budget since COVID.

The team was actually kind of entertaining when Nolan was a coach during the tank years. You at least knew the team would try hard for 60 minutes, even though they stunk. People don’t want to see a spoiled 22 year old floating around out there while the team is missing the playoffs again.

There is an argument that the Pegulas just kind of got lucky with McBeane, and then lucky again with Allen. His first hire was Rex Ryan. A lot of the Sabres woes seem to point to Pegula having an active role in the team. Nobody will give him credit for AHL or NLL success, those are borderline semipro leagues (and the Amerks haven’t really been successful over his ownership anyway taken as a whole.

I’m pretty sure the new intern (i.e. Adams’ buddy Staal) is also working remotely. It’s crazy how poorly run this team is. They have the longest playoff drought streak of all time and have a 4 season lead on 2nd place. It really makes me wonder how Pegula was competent enough to build and run a billion dollar business.

I don’t think the HOF cares about iron man streaks. He only has one or two seasons where he was definitely a top 3 QB (2008 definitely). - No MVPs - No All-Pros (not even 2nd team) - No post season success on some pretty stacked teams. He won a comeback player of the year award because he came back from sucking so hard. He was a good player, but you need to be among the best in your peer group to be a HOF player and Rivers was always in the second tier or even third tier.

Was that Adams’ worst press conference ever? He’s had some doozeys, but that was next level.

Idk who needs to hear this, but Philip Rivers is not gonna get into the HOF.

This feels a little bit like find the conclusion you want and work your way backwards to find the justification.

Also would add Spencer Brown when he gets rolling on a running play. Good luck to a LBer in his path.

Milano when he’s playing healthy. Bernard and Shakir are also consistently entertaining players to me.

Oilers remind me of the Bills. Multiple deep runs, totally dependent on an elite player. Don't have the supporting cast in place to get it done.