Ed_Formerly_of_Roch

Unless he was the one shooting them off. The post says Najee Harris was present at a 4th of July event where a fireworks mishap resulted in injuries. It may have left out the part where it says Harris was holding the fireworks in his hand when it blew up. Next week there' will be another post saying Harris doesn't expect to have any difficulties holding onto the ball with 8-1/2 fingers.

I think there a higher odds of him making it over Coddington as they have more versatility in secondary with guys like Lewis, Hancock, and another I'm forgetting name of able to play multiple positions. At WR nobody has Shenault's speed and assuming they only keep 5 "normal" WR, he provides an extra body in game due to injury and also plays ST as the return man. But also possible they go with someone totally different for returns, then both could be out.

If I had moved 30 or 40 years ago from Western NY to NC, I probably would have more given up on Bills as much harder back then to follow an out of market team. Today doesn't make a huge difference whether you live in Orchard Park or SE Asia, can pretty much follow just as well from anywhere. Just takes a little more money with subscriptions to things not needed as much if local.

So I now live down in North Carolina for close to about 17 years now. After the 2015 season, the Bills were pretty much losing every year so decided in 2016 I'll maybe start following the local team the Panthers. They're on TV every week, in the local papers to some level, not like in western NY and they just finished 15-1 and lost in the SB. I wasn't going to ignore the Bills, but wouldn't bother trying to find a way to watch a Bills game when had the Panthers on local TV and newspapers. They went from SB lose to 6-10, finished in last place and started the season 1-5. After that start I kind of gave up on them and went back to the Bills who actually finished wit ha better record in Rex's last year here. Haven't wavered since

He had good college stats, many sacks. Granted it wasn't against Alabama and Ohio St, but neither did Andre Reed play them regularly.

But wait, I read all these other threads how his drafts are suspect?? Actually does make you wonder is it the players he drafted or is it the coaching and they got a good one there in Kromer?

Not certain of the star ranking, but I think he makes the roster which in itself would be somewhat of a surprise as could come down to him and Conddington fighting for the return job. In the secondary, they have guys like Lewis, Hancock and think I'm forgetting a 3rd player who can line up in multiple places, safety, slot, CB. For Shenault no one has his speed so he'd bring a unique skill to WR as the 6th guy there

I'll go with Solomon and Carter. Carter was improving until injured. After posting this just read this about Solomon in the BN Solomon created eight quarterback hurries in 89 pass-rush snaps, compared with Epenesa’s nine hurries in 356 snaps, according to PFF. Solomon, a rookie fifth-round draft pick in 2024, had two sacks and six quarterback hits while playing just 15% of the Bills’ defensive snaps during the regular season.

The reason I say September is if you keep him until Oct, then his entire salary for year is paid. so then why bother to get rid of him? Once the first game is played vets with maybe 3 or 4 years in the league get their entire salary paid to them if cut. If it weren't for that yeah I'd agree with October.

I think a better question will be is Daquan Jones on the roster in September. Oliver isn't one to be a game changer, think if he had more consistent help inside next to him, he'd look much better too. Has he lived up to his draft pick level, no, but not terrible either

Likely yes, but also likely if he had $100 mil some of it's in places not subject to withholding, but are taxable, dividends, real estate transactions, other sales, etc. Those he'd need to claim as income and then pay the taxes.

You're assuming he paid the taxes?? Also people need to understand, $100 mil isn't what it used to be!!

Fields doesn't qualify as only signed to a 2 year contract. I think what the OP is after is guys who've signed 2nd or 3rd contracts and are paid way more than they are worth and most importantly being paid like a top level QB, but don't play like one. Daniel Jones contact with Giants may have been borderline, though wasn't getting top $$

After last season, yeah I'm sure And if the Bills had traded up and drafted Big Ben Tomlin probably wouldn't be on the list either. This list is all about SB wins, but many won quite a number of years ago.

True but he's still won more games lately both in playoff and regular season than many of the names listed above him.