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if you were well aware of what a futures contract is you wouldn’t be complaining about the signing.

I wonder how much he would pay people to shovel snow?

And presumably learning a great deal. It’s like being Nathaniel Hackett working under Matt LaFleur or Bienemy working under Reid…

You don’t understand what a futures contract is. Just in the last 2 years the following Bills were signed to such contracts: OL Alec Anderson DT Eli Ankou DE Kingsley Jonathan OL Ryan Van Demark TE Quinton Morris The idea is to fill out the bottom of the roster with developmental players.

A great running back and one of the early stars who helped USC become known as "Tailback University." OJ Simpson, Anthony Davis, Ricky Bell, Charles White, Marcus Allen, Reggie Bush, Lendale White and others would follow Garrett.

Wise and patient relative to most other NFL teams, absolutely I stand by that. I'm glad to hear that you believe you have "clear eyes."

In fairness to Dorsey, if you listen to all of McDermott's comments about Josh Allen through the entirety of last offseason, it's clear that Dorsey was doing what McDermott wanted... to have Josh run less. That's on McDermott. Joe Brady has done 2 things that Dorsey couldn't that have had a huge difference: 1) He has convinced McDermott that Josh needs to run more. 2) He has gotten Josh back to the level of discipline that he had under Brian Daboll where he's not trying to throw a grand slam home run on every play. Daboll was pretty good at this whereas Dorsey failed to reign in Josh. Repeating myself yet again but in 2020 Josh completed 69.2% of his passes and threw only 10 INTs. His INT % was 1.7%, the lowest of his career. This year Josh is at 3.1%, the highest since he was a rookie however he's been playing with more discipline lately in the passing game. Josh will have to be nearly flawless for us to reach the summit. BTW @JimBob2232, congratulations on getting the Indy job! https://www.colts.com/team/coaches-roster/jim-bob-cooter

Agree with CincyBIllsFan. The Bills under McBeane have demonstrated repeatedly their patience and wisdom in bringing players back slowly from injury. I believe there are teams who would be dressing Terrell Bernard today but not the Bills. Exactly correct. They don't want to see Tyler Matakevich playing LB in this game. Whether as a starter or a backup, Klein was gonna get the callup.

If you wouldn't mind, I have a few items I'd like to send to you to have him autograph... Thanks!

I think you're overreacting. I said Hackett was "the gift that keeps on giving" and that "I hope the Jets don't fire him." Hackett has spent essentially 11 years as an NFL OC. He did a good job in one of those years. In my book he gets zero credit for his 3 years with Aaron Rodgers on account of Matt LaFleur being the real OC and the success LaFleur has continued to have post-Rodgers and post-Davante Adams. He gets as much credit for Aaron Rodgers as does Alex Van Pelt. Hackett is a run of the mill coach who's ridden his father's coattails and a mediocrity as an OC. You're right. He should be a QBs coach, not a coordinator.

"Matt Haack, I'd like you to meet Brian Moorman. Brian Moorman, Matt Haack."

I guess the over/under is 0.5.

Do we have corroboration here or is this hearsay? Did anyone else pay $150? Was anyone told that parking was $150? I'm in a bit of a state of shock on this.

I loved The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings.

Not bad... 2nd team All Pro and Pro Bowler in 2019. Yes, Dotson has the opportunity to develop into a great player for sure.

Nathaniel Hackett is the gift that keeps on giving. A friend of mine is a chef in NYC and Robert Saleh was having dinner with Arthur Smith in his restaurant the other night. I was wondering if that meant that Hackett was in jeopardy... although it would really piss off Aaron Diva Rodgers if they fired Hackett. From the standpoint of the Bills, I hope the Jets don't fire Hackett.

FWIW (admittedly not much) but Penn State has never produced a great NFL wide receiver.

And that's saying a lot. This was 60 years ago when athletes were generally smaller and Buck Buchanan and Ben Davidson were both huge players too.

https://www.nfl.com/prospects/k.j.-hamler/32004841-4d38-6186-eea5-110d32b9644c

According to Spotrac, $15.175 million career earnings!

This is exactly my concern. What if he suffers frostbite and can't field the snaps from Adam Lingner... er Reid Ferguson?