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I haven't gathered a consensus of how draftniks have the Running Backs ranked. But I'm hoping that since it's such a deep class that we can keep Jarrett Patterson in Buffalo with a Day 3 pick.

T.J. Yeldon has looked worlds better. Makes me wonder what we could have been if we rolled with him and Moss instead all season.

Kudos to making it to Page 2 without a comment from the White Facemask mob 😄

Oh, I remember it clear as day. That's why I said he identifies 'foremost' as a Steeler and that's what makes the video funny in the first place 😄

Arthur Moats identifies foremost as a Pittsburgh Steeler. He has a YouTube channel that focuses mainly on Pittsburgh sports. In the below video covering the Bills/Ravens game - he comedically tries to explain away his excitement for Buffalo's victory 😆

I'm hoping if he is re-upped before his 4th or 5th season that it's written up like Tre White's deal wherein the 4th and 5th years remain on the cap the same with a big signing bonus to hold him over until the big money comes in year 6 and onward. Otherwise, i'm not in a rush to throw out the advantage of having a QB on his Rookie deal a year or two before we have to.

Though he is interviewing and the job isn't considered an attractive one, "counting on it" is a bit of a leap. This will be his first interview anywhere since coming on with McDermott 4 years ago. And it's widely assumed that he's just calling McDermott's Defensive strategy for the week. So I'm not sure Frazier is given as much credit for D success as we think (as evidenced by the overall lack of interest).

Fans shouldn't feel obligated to donate anything. And I'll admit the post was a little scorched earth. But Josh has been vocally campaigning for months. Outside of Wegmans, I haven't seen any kind of big push for him. Any donating to charity is awesome. But it's baffling to me that we go six figures for a playoff opponent in less than a day just because when nothing like that's been done for our own guy who's been putting it out there daily for months.

Meanwhile, Josh Norman has been working his tail off for local Buffalo businesses. He's our guy and he's banging the table for donations. But, yes, let's go 6 figures to Lamar in a half a day because.....?

It's the apartment...

I'm not sure. But I'm pretty sure Kenny Stills and Devonta Freeman wouldn't have signed to the Practice Squad if we retained their rights beyond the Playoffs. Gotta imagine they protected themselves in some way to be Free Agents at the end of the year even if that were the case. We could always bring them back to a new contract at the end of the year if both sides were agreeable and I'll admit I'm a layman when it comes to the exact rules. But I'd be shocked if these guys signed on to possibly be Practice Squad players long term. They're hired guns.

This post is just weird. I don't think anyone's going to condemn your boss or give you a high five for getting fired for the game. Nor do I think anyone's going to read about it and think you're any bigger of a fan for it. Thanks for sharing, I guess?

Yeah, no. I don't see that happening. I don't even see them playing Antonio Williams over T.J. Yeldon. Sitting their Pro Bowl KR for the first time in two years during the biggest Bills game in over a half century doesn't sound like a part of "The Process" to me.

What a strange, strange world we live in where Devonta Freeman and Kenny Stills are members of the Buffalo Bills Practice Squad.

Precautionary in the event Cole can't go. Though I think I'd still prefer bringing up Kenny Stills on a couple days of practice over Duke freakin' Williams.

There's more than a few extenuating circumstances when it comes to Darnold. He has, at times, looked the part. While I'm not guaranteeing a change of scenery will completely change the script - I'm also not willing to say that he was a sure fire Palmer failure, at this point.

He didn't officially visit until Friday night with a game less than two days away. Beane doesn't make anything official until all the i's are dotted and the t's are crossed and he has to have a physical and pass COVID protocols. Given all that, I didn't expect any announcement until Monday at the earliest.

I don't count ESPN as "hate". Every single one of their shows is CNN v. Fox News sharing a channel. They clearly go out of their way to have debates and half the time I don't believe that the person debating their points actually believes said points.

"Real Deal" might be pushing it. That said, it seems like every week we're playing teams when they're starting to get hot and/or healthier. It's getting old quick.

With John Brown out a minimum of 3 weeks - I'm more open to the idea of putting in a claim for Stills. But I doubt he makes it to our waiver priority.

I'd *consider* trading him for Kyler Murray or Joe Burrow straight up. But that's about it and I'd probably still not pull the trigger. Patrick Mahomes comes with a contract that would decimate our salary cap. Russell Wilson is the same plus over 6 extra years of wear and tear on the tires.

One name that I remember being incredibly excited we signed was Lawyer Milloy. He was a shock cut less than a week before Week 1 of the season, signed here a few days before the game, and then played a big role in us defeating his former team New England 31-0.

One of these things is not like the other. One of these things just *doesn't* belong.

They wouldn't use an elevation and then make him inactive and waste it. No way you'll see them ever do that. On the ST point - I have to imagine he at least plays some as a fringe WR. Though I don't know his proficiency.