BillsDad51

Per Buffalo News. Siran Neal due a $400,000 roster bonus Sunday. If he is released, it saves $2.246 million in cap space for 2023.

Agree. Have followed this thread since Monday. All these rumors linking Bills to various players are coming from agents trying to drum up offers for their clients or media trying to generate clicks or wishful thinking by fans. I don't think the Bills or any other team are going to blab about who their interested in unless it's a smokescreen to mask their true intent.

Haven't heard anything on these players. Could this be the year we say goodbye to Taiwan Jones? Crowder Hart Jaquon Johnson Taiwan Jones Klein Kumerow Shaq Lawson Marlowe Jordan Phillips Quessenbury Saffold Singletary Sweeney VanRoten

Much of that season, Bates was the only backup center. Feliciano was the other backup, but he was injured, so Bates was kept in reserve in case Morse got hurt. By time Ike got hurt in the game at New England, Feliciano was healthy, but Bates got the nod at guard. O-line play picked up when Bates got his shot.

Now that Rodgers has his boys, I'm sure he won't feel compelled to attend OTA's to work with his other receivers.

Tunsil reportedly wants to set the bar for LT pay. Will KC be able to meet his demands?

I stopped clicking Walter Football mocks years ago when they said a player was on Bills when in reality he had been cut weeks earlier.

Bills attended Beckham's workout, according to PFT.

Later read somewhere else on this board that Chiefs picked those plays from Bills during last year's playoffs.

Bought 2 club seats for Vikings game. Row 8. Windy day with brief snowfall. We were dry and warm. You should probably aim for row 10 or higher to be safe. Took entire halftime break in line to get through to restroom and still missed opening plays of 2nd half. Concessions get jammed as game goes on.

Doubt Robinson would fall to Bills. Dallas picks right ahead of Bills and with Pollard entering free agency and Elliot a likely cut, I doubt Jones will be able to resist drafting Robinson.

Amazing how Reid used motion to get a receiver wide open for a TD, then ran same play on other side of formation to score another TD. Can Dorsey scheme that?

Agree. Last season, in the two no-punt games vs. Pats, Allen was taking the underneath stuff. Bills were putting together 5-minute scoring drives. At Rams season opener, Allen was getting the ball out fast to counter Aaron Donald pass rush. That all disappeared the rest of the season. Was it Allen? Dorsey? Defenses adjusting? Sometimes I think the two TD bombs against Steelers were the worst thing for the offense.

Hopefully when Diggs rewatched the game he could see that his QB was getting the crap kicked out of him on every dropback.

Since it's a lateral move, don't Bills have a right to block it? Which must mean they are OK to move on to someone else.

Pro Football Talk confirms Fangio to Dolphins.

Building an o-line a tricky balancing act. You draft one in 2nd, 3rd or 4th round, they may not be NFL ready, but because of limited roster size, you almost have to put them on active roster and cut a vet like Quessenbury or Boettger. You can't carry 10 o-linemen. If you try to sneak the draftee onto the practice squad, you risk some other team stealing him. If your first-string guard is injured, you have to throw your rookie into the fire even though he's not ready. Last year, Eagles stole a draftee from our practice squad. Indy did same this year (although I don't think Tenuta was a big loss). Spend a high draft pick on O-line, you better be sure he can step in right away. And let's face it...the draft is a crapshoot.

Two practice squad tackles...Alec Anderssen (UCLA) 6-5, 305; Ryan Van Demark (UConn) 6-6, 307. Both undrafted free agents. Will a year of sitting and learning, plus an off-season in weight room, make one of them viable candidates this summer? One can dream, no?

Watching the Chiefs yesterday and Bengals today... they make a lot of short passes that turn into big gains. Kelce yesterday and Hurst today were wide open. Josh does not have that kind of offense at his disposal. Chad f'ing Henne took the Chiefs 98 yards to a score. Allen can do that too, but he risks life and limb with every dropback.

Turned sound off on Chiefs 1st drive. Much more enjoyable without Collinsworth's smarmy voice.

Ravens wasted a good defensive effort. Their 2-minute "offense" was brutal. A collective brain fart from their coaches.

Nice picks. 2nd great game in a row for Taron. Saw a replay of last week's game and he was all over the field in the 2nd half.

Can't sight a specific game or play, but over the course of Allen's 5 seasons, there have been hits in the pocket that would have drawn flags for other qb's.

Refs giving Allen the Cam Newton treatment. He's big, so he can take more hits. Newton took a lot of hits that should have been flagged. I fear Allen getting the same treatment.