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Fun video clip, thanks for sharing.

I am getting less confident, but yes, I believe he does. I am holding out hope that he is still hampered by the injuries, and still has some upside over his current level of play. Maybe I am just clinging to what I saw when he was playing at an all-pro level not too long ago.

I picked Milano and Bosa. My 3rd choice would be Shaq Thompson.

The overall experience in Atlanta was expensive, but I am not surprised that they are the cheapest hot dog. They have cheap concessions available, including free refills on sodas. (aka "pop" for you old school types)

Dare we say Bruce-like?

That’s the spirit!

I have no real statistical basis for this, but I have always thought of Brandon Cooks as a poor man’s Desean Jackson. He seems to me like the type of player that just king of plays his role when he is on a bad team, but elevates his game when the team is actually playing for something. I believe he will give us the best of what he has left, and hopefully that is enough to make a difference.

My brother said they look like women’s glasses and started calling him McDoubtfire. The glasses must go.

Thanks for putting in the work @Chandler#81 great stuff as always! Go Bills!!

I’m just happy he didn’t get flagged.

Easy. My Matt Milano jersey has been in time out since the game in Atlanta, to allow time for the good energy to build back up. I wore it yesterday and together, we re-kindled the magic.

He and Josh went with a nice little Eurostep move.

They were reassigned...

Plus he played with Bosa for 2 seasons with the Chargers, so hopefully that will help him get up to speed a little faster. I am not expecting him to be a "difference maker", but I definitely believe he can be a decent role player in the DL rotation.

I saw an article that said he played a similar role for the Rams that Hoecht played, so most likely, yes. He has been a pretty productive player. He signed a 2 year $8.5 million deal with the Falcons before the season, but he was a surprise cut as part of a youth movement on Defense by the Falcons. Not sure why he was still available, but I am glad he was!

I never said it was a high bar.

Looks like a decent role player for the DL. Should be more productive than Jackson was, at least in the short term.

Hated it!

Too many pages to go through. Did anyone say “was it over when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor” yet?

Yeah, the funny thing is, if this guy had been sitting on someone else's roster, and Beane traded a 5th or 6th round pick for him, many people would be praising him for trading for a young player with high potential. But because he planned ahead and added him back in September, there are some amongst our fan base, that will criticize him for lack of effort. No guarantee that Mathis pans out, but Beane should be praised for loading the bench early, rather than "panicking" on the last day of the trade deadline and expending a potentially valuable future draft pick.

CBS understands the value of the Bills/Chiefs in the 4pm EST time slot. Romo was already campaigning for it again next year, during the game. It is like having a Primetime game in the 4 o'clock window.

He was impressive at Alabama, and very productive. Was a second round draft pick of the Commanders, but was hampered by injuries. Has a high ceiling for sure.

I am really excited about him. We just added him to the 53 and I think he will start showing up on film more and more going forward.

Now that Mathis has been added to the active roster, I am excited to see how he develops. He has a really high ceiling (former second round pick by the Commanders) but his development has been slowed by injuries. (calf)/meniscus) He has been called up twice, and now appears to be signed to the 53. In his last year at 'Bama (2021) Mathis had 53 tackles, 9 sacks and 12 TFL's and was named 2nd team all-SEC. This kid has a lot of upside. https://rolltide.com/sports/football/roster/phidarian-mathis/4653