Lost

What's the difference between paying $7 million for a guy who never sees the field or eating the cap and giving his roster spot to someone who might contribute. The money is basically wasted either way. I'm hoping the Bills see him being more of a contributor this year

Don't fret. The Bills are bringing back Stephon Gilmore this week.

We paid like $31 Million for Diggs to not be here

Just weird because the rumors going around were that he was going to make the 53 and Dewayne Carter was getting axed.

Wait, the Bills signed Jordan Phillips 2 days ago and now released him? 😄

Sources have confirmed the Chiefs have retained this guy on their 53 man roster.

I heard that a condition for him to stay on the team is he can never sport a mustache again.

Good news is we're not playing the Chiefs in the Super Bowl.

Maybe McGovern got the West Nile virus and will be out week 1 🤔

Rapp, Bishop, Hamlin, Hancock, Lewis. Strong would be the 5th or 6th CB I think.

Dewane Carter most likely but least surprising.

Sad to hear about Travis Clayton. He was one of those longshots that I was hopeful could develop into a decent rotational depth player at OT

How many teams have a future first ballot HOF QB that haven't appeared in a Super Bowl.

Yeah, was surprised to see them out there for the whole 1st quarter. Though the broadcast team was saying they wanted to make a statement after their loss to the Seahawks last week. Seems a pretty Chiefs thing to do to try and avenge a preseason loss 😂 Still I would like to see Allen out there for at least a drive this weekend to make sure things are in sync with his new receivers.

He giving all his money to Beane to dole out new contracts.

I just don't see it as collusion. The NFL didn't make an example of him. He made an example of himself. No successful business in the world is gonna want to hire someone that has no interest in going through the interview process. Even if you have all the talent and skill in the world, I would think the employer would want to ask a few questions and make sure you're a proper fit for their organization and not some locker room cancer type.

Make an example of him for what?

Well it seems Josh Allen played most of last season with a fractured hand that was never fully disclosed. He was on the injury reports but the team never disclosed the severity of it. Guessing all teams do it to some extent, at least with star players.

F this team

If they come out down 2 scores against Baltimore, it's over..

They came out pretty flat against the Cardinals last year in the season opener.

Some nice behind the scenes stuff with our rookie corner.

This show finally has some meat on it's bones. Too bad we're on episode 3 of 5..

Beane can't help himself. Every year he brings in a bunch of mediocre WR talent and that claims he upgraded the room.

I thought that's why they drafted Cole Bishop, because hew as a cerebral guy.