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I don't think it's about the starting job... it's about getting more PT. Bills RB snaps in 2025: Cook 727 Johnson 335 Gilliam 259 Davis 215 Gore 4 As a 4th rounder in the 2024 draft, I wonder what Davis' trade value is right now... is there a RB-needy team out there?

Of course it's subjective but my point is that you have people who've already made up their minds about it who haven't seen it yet. The only words I have to describe that sort of attitude are all bad words.

Yeah. I'll actually judge it when I'm standing in front of it and not until.

Unless there's some superior photoshop stuff accompanying, I'm gonna stick with him saying "belt." 😃

This reminds me... I don't know about how you guys did it when growing up but in our neighborhood football games, kickoffs were more often thrown than actually kicked.

This is one of the few realistic comments in this topic. The outcry from CFL fans and loyalists show that the rule changes are not being well received. This is because Canada is a very proud nation and they are proud of their brand of football. While Canada is one of our closest allies, they are also fiercely independent and they embrace the differences between our cultures. For these reasons I don't ever see any sort of partnership between the NFL and the CFL, as many here are suggesting. For one thing, no politician would carry the ball on a capitulation to the NFL and very few Canadians would embrace it either.

Ah Ja-Fa-Fa Hots... the Harlem Drive-in... serious nostalgia...

https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/brandon-aiyuk-has-a-message-for-the-49ers "By canceling their mandatory minicamp, the 49ers avoided a potentially awkward moment with receiver Brandon Aiyuk. Even if the team had excused Aiyuk, he could have insisted on attending and practicing. The 49ers would have had to decide whether to let him do it, or whether to release him. Instead, by having no reason for Aiyuk to show up for the mandatory minicamp, the 49ers have preserved the ability to squat on Aiyuk’s contract. Which is what they have been doing, and what they apparently plan to keep doing. Aiyuk has posted a message to his current team on Instagram. “Stop running from the belt,” Aiyuk said in the video. “The belt coming. You scared. They scared. The truth is they scared. They know how I get. They gonna say, ‘Oh, yeah, B.A. did this, B.A. did that.’ You know that ***** — ‘Allegedly. Allegedly.’ But what they not gonna say is ‘B.A. suck at football,’ because they know how I get. “And they running from that belt that’s on the way. It’s inevitable. It’s coming. Stop running.” I don't know what "the belt" is but apparently it's coming.

Last month the Bills released Maddux Trujillo meaning that as of today, Tyler Bass is the only kicker on the roster. It seems that with his injury history that the Bills should bring in another leg for training camp to reduce his workload if not for actual competition. While reading PFT this morning I see where the kicker for the UFL's Louisville Kings, Tanner Brown kicked two 60 yard field goals to help his team advance to the title game. I know in recent topics, a fairly high percentage of posters have said that they'd be more comfortable with the supposedly retired Matt Prater than with Bass. How's everyone feeling about going into the season with Tyler Bass as the kicker?

While reading PFT this morning this caught my eye: "The NFL likes to boast about its growing popularity overseas, but there’s at least one sign that foreign fans are deciding NFL tickets aren’t worth the price. Tickets to the October 18 Texans-Jaguars game at London’s Wembley Stadium are not selling well. General tickets have been on sale since May 29, and it remains easy on ticket sites to find large blocks of tickets available. Searching ticket sites, fans can find blocks of 12 seats together in many sections of the stadium... many UK-based fans saying the NFL has made tickets too expensive, with some saying it’s cheaper to fly to the United States to see an NFL game than to buy tickets in their own home country." https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/plenty-of-tickets-still-available-for-texans-jaguars-game-at-londons-wembley-stadium

I agree that the only way it would happen is if Josh WANTED it to happen. I disagree with you... I don't think there's any chance it happens. The last thing I need to see is some Pats fan here softly nudging Diggs towards our roster and planting seeds of dissension. You are nothing if not predictable.

Bell also has enough speed to attack downfield. I don't expect that to be the way he's most utilized but I'd also be surprised if the Bills don't occasionally take deep shots to him. I would expect at least once per game each that the Bills will take a shot to Moore and to Bell. It's nice that we have enough players to run four verts now. It's something we couldn't do last year.

It's a combination of both. Football fans in general are a bit cold and Bills fans are no different. There's very little tolerance for injury.

Upthread we were talking about athleticism and what the word actually means. I understand this is slow pitch softball but apparently Kincaid hit 4 HRs in the game and dominated a competition in which at least 10 Bills players participated. And he definitely looks yoked up.

And/or, he's gonna make another jump like he did last year. Almost as many people rave about his physical measurables as they do his mental approach to the game.