Sierra Foothills

Edited/updated. Thank you.

Not sure if it went over my head... I felt something wiz by my left ear.

This place is already unbearable! 😆

Thank you. Seldom has so much been riding on one pelvis. Let us pray.

Here are the 40 times of some big wideouts... most of whom are having or had, successful careers: Eric Moulds NA Jerry Rice 4.71 Keenan Allen 4.71 (Pro Day) Anquan Boldin 4.71 Devin Funchess 4.70 Terrell Owens 4.63 Larry Fitzgerald 4.63 Cooper Kupp 4.62 Kelvin Benjamin 4.61 Allen Robinson 4.60 Tee Higgins 4.59 Plaxico Burress 4.59 Also don't forget that Keon reached a top speed of 20.36 mph during the gauntlet drill, the fastest speed by any receiver over the last three seasons including 2025. He was a mile per hour faster than Rome Odunze (4.45). Speed aside, remember that that before the draft, Josh Allen texted to Keon, "You're the guy I want." To say that Josh is invested in seeing Keon succeed is probably an understatement. Finally I think anyone that's been around athletics can see that Coleman is an Alpha. I think he's gonna be a team captain someday and he brings a toughness and attitude to this team.

His pelvis looks alright from the picture...

Davidson has some moments as a player and I'm sure he doesn't want to give up his primary dream, but he should maybe consider a position change with that sort of talent.

Whatever you do, don't do any more work on my account... especially on Labor Day weekend! 👍

First of all, thank you for the great work... I don't know your background or how much time you put into this but it reads like a formal dissertation! (at least to me) Over the years I've noticed what seems like relatively little player movement between practice squads... most players seem to stick with the team which cut them from the active roster. It makes me think that the practice squad talent for the most part is viewed as pretty even and the teams value players who've spent time learning their system... and visa versa. Any thoughts on that hypothesis?

I've heard of him!

It bothers you that he doesn't speak in a thick Swedish accent, doesn't it?

People like to say that, but the counterpoint is that the timing between the snapper, holder and the kicker is fairly critical.

I hope they have a big fleet because we need more of these around here. 😆

They're going on tour?!?!? I believe Gilliam is one of the Bills core four special teamers which makes him pretty valuable. The ability to fill multiple roles actually saves roster spots. And there's no way Mike White was gonna be retained in any capacity. So you're saying he's a Jag who plays for the Jags?

But fewer pages than the Jordan Phillips (17 pages) and Jordan Poyer (20 pages) topics that were fueled by outraged Bills fans bearing pitchforks..

There are plenty of knowledgable NFL observers who are fine with the Bills not going all-in on Parsons and in fact think it would have been a mistake. Those people actually seem to be the majority. I can't wait for the season to start... 20 pages of the same opinions going around like a carousel with nothing new being said... same thing over and over, pro or con.

I've heard that it's hard being a holder for Tucker.

I see that Jalen Kimber is a cornerback and Andre Jones is a defensive end. I guess Kimber makes sense in that they released Daequan Hardy. I was almost thinking they'd stash a kicker on the PS for a few weeks until the Bass situation cleared up.

Are you serious? I can't tell by your expression.

After all the backlash from the first two Jordans I'd bet he doesn't have the nerve... he didn't have the cajones to pull of a Micah Parsons deal. The dude isn't anything more than a eunuch GM at this point.

Herschel Walker. God I wish you were the Bills GM... Big Baller Beane's a fraud! Those are interesting dots you connect.

The rumor is that Beane was going to sign Jordan Mills and Jordan Palmer but after he saw the adverse reaction here at TSW, he decided to abandon that plan.

Roster Changes 2024 to 2025 Player Age 2025 Age Mack Hollins 31 Joshua Palmer 25 M Valdes-Scantling 30 Elijah Moore 25 Tyrell Shavers 26 Quintin Morris 26 Jackson Hawes 24 Von Miller 36 Joey Bosa 30 Casey Toohill 29 Landon Jackson 22 Dawuane Smoot 30 TJ Sanders 22 Austin Johnson 31 Deone Walker 21 Edefuan Ulofoshio 25 Shaq Thompson 31 Nicholas Morrow 30 Baylon Spector 26 Rasul Douglas 29 Tre’Davious White 30 Kaiir Elam 24 Dorian Strong 23 Mike Edwards 29 Jordan Hancock 22 Sam Martin 35 Brad Robbins 26 Chase Lundt 25 Average Age 29.36 Average Age 25.14 To all those whining (crying?) about the Jordan Phillips and Jordan Poyer additions to the PRACTICE SQUAD, if you compare the 14 roster spots that changed from 2024 to 2025, you can see that the Bills significantly moved towards younger players with the average age of those 14 players 4.22 years younger. This means that the Bills have lots of developmental players on the active roster so they balanced that out with proven veterans on the practice squad. But even though there was a large influx of rookies and younger players, let's cry about adding veteran leadership.

We'll stay here and support the team.