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Sulking is such a perfect word.

I don’t think they nuke the nominal #1 WR over a very recent tweet. This has been brewing for awhile. Trust me when I say that this guy turned into a supreme a-hole. I have no doubt that Josh signed off on this. In the end, they just got tired of his BS and dumped him. They couldn’t do it after his tantrum in minicamp, but they kept a lid on it and him and got value for him as soon as they could. Adios to a guy who didn’t want to be here.

He became a supreme a-hole and they were tired of his act. I’m not the least bit surprised by the trade based on what I’ve heard about this guy.

Winner winner chicken dinner.

Or he‘s an a-hole and they wanted him gone. Storming out on McD last year? Broken relationship with Josh? (Though Diggs was right about the focus point last year.) Raincloud bad attitude? Making everyone walk on eggshells around him to handle his jerkiness? Adios. I thank him for his service, but it was time for him to GTFO and take his act elsewhere. On to a happier workplace.

He’s toxic. He’s managed to alienate a lot of people in the last year or so. Not jaw-dropping or violent stuff, but if it ever got out the consensus would easily be that he is a supreme a-hole.

This is in the list of important things to do. Maybe the Dallas DA wants to have their say, too. We shall see.

If he was a passenger, then you're right. I have not heard anything about him being a passenger. The cynic in me notes that of course he was a passenger, and of course the driver didn't have any more than two drinks, if he had a drink at all. Nobody ever has more than two drinks before a DWI, and rich dudes who were present in their vehicle at the scene of a bad accident but who have less monied friends with them never were driving the car.

Not likely.

Doubtful. LE comes down hard on runners to discourage the behavior. They’ll get his credit cards, lean in his friends, and maybe even pull phone records to get a bead on where he was and if he was drinking before the accident. They’re gonna work this one.

Troy Franklin intel.

He did. Some of the locals have a vague idea of what happened, but they’ve done a very good job on keeping a lid on the details. Seems like he’s happy now, and I’m glad for him that the nuttiness is behind him.

They’re going section by section to learn the limits of the big fish first and then to squeeze out the commoners for the big fish who can’t or won’t buck up for the premium seats. Smart business. But really bad for the regular folk.

Last I checked some guy with horns and no shirt running around the Capitol with thousands of this brainwashed friends trying to disrupt the certification of the electoral college results is a tiny bit different from street violence in the summer of 2020.

On an interesting side note, Micah Hyde was in town a few days before FA started. Some other Bills have their houses on the market and/or are packing them up. (e.g., Dorsey's hit yesterday, somebody picked up the trash can that's been laying around for weeks at Sherfield's house and is moving him.) But nothing yet from Hyde.

I didn’t see the hand warmer thing in the stadium. But I blame the block on whomever thought kicking that field goal was a good idea. We had things totally under control. The kicking game was bad to that point in the game. I believe Bass attempted three kicks prior to then; one was missed and two were line drives. Hand on Bible, sitting in the stadium immediately before the kick I told the person with whom I attend the games that there’s no way I would have attempted that given the prior kicks, the situation the distance (47) and the prevailing wind. Everyone knew he was going to hit it low, and he did and it was blocked. We all know what happened the following week too - a guy with little confidence who wasn’t right missed a kick he should make about 90% of the time. He was just off at the end of the year.

My guess is that his subtraction is going to make the atmosphere there a LOT better. There’s a reason Mandy Glab didn’t get clipped for talking out of school about him. It’s because what she said is true and they all know it.

I don’t doubt that for a second. He’s worn it out with others around here, too.

Didn’t that happen to Dane Jackson last year? Giants just don’t want him back at tender salary. Prefer a lower salary. So he gets to test the market.

FYI - it’s two sentences. Typically the period denotes the end of one sentence and the potential for the commencement of another.

He is a small human being who worked himself up from the practice squad and hustled his way into a $28m contract. That dude earned that deal. Good for him.

Good for him. He earned it.

Nice guy from my interaction with him. Also, maybe, how shall I put this, more spoon than knife. Wish him well.

Stop the steal!

One of the best RBs I’ve seen play in person. Tough, quick, plays fast. Probably thicker than Cook. But also entering year 8.