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Just now, Beast said:
No, actually it is looking very goood.Diggs and his sulking, non-productive ways are out of the locker room. The Bills went on a 5 game winning streak to win the division title.
Diggs had 37 catches for 349 yards and 1 TD in the last 8 games of the regular season, while being on the field for 80 plus percent of the offensive snaps.
Bye, Stefon. Those stats and better can be replaced quite easily, minus the attitude.
Sulking is such a perfect word.
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9 minutes ago, BillMafia716ix said:
I don’t think this was originally the plan. That tweet from Diggs had to have been the last straw. No way you just let your top two WR’s walk out the door. The fact that they didn’t get more for Diggs and traded him to within the conference says they just wanted to be done with him.
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.
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4 minutes ago, Alphadawg7 said:
Yeah, and I was saying all offseason I felt there was no way we would trade Diggs before the draft and take on that much dead cap hit unless something behind the scenes forced the issue. And thus far, nothing has come out that would qualify as significant enough to make this move.
So it makes me wonder what we are going to find out now that Diggs has been moved. Seems like this had to be an "addition by subtraction" move in Beanes eyes to take on that dead cap and not even get a pick in this WR rich draft back. I mean he didn't even wait until after June 1st when the cap was less of a hit which would have made more business sense given we got no picks back in this draft.
So I am really curious to what we are gonna hear that was going on behind the scenes that he had to make this move and take this weak compensation back.
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.
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3 minutes ago, Donuts and Doritos said:
There has to be a Huge back story we don't know about. The compensation seems like Beane wanted to be rid of him & his cao hit. Either Diggs really wanted out & it was worse than we know (like his production went down bc he quit) OR Beane thinks he's cooked & not worth the $. I'm sure there could be other options too. It seems like a sudden rash trade.
Winner winner chicken dinner.
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2 minutes ago, Donuts and Doritos said:
We have up a 5th this year & a 6th next year in addition to Diggs to get a 2nd next year?
Houston robbed Beane. Has to be Diggs really wanted out or Beane was drunk.
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.
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7 minutes ago, technobot said:
Was he toxic behind the scenes? I was sick of his passive-aggressive BS but I'm a Gen Xer who is sick of all social media anyway so wtf do I know (obligatory get off my lawn). And yes, I was thrilled for trading for him when it first happened, despite all of this being his MO.
Guess the brain trust is all in on eat our medicine now to set ourselves up for later. Just shocked it came to this considering the dead cap from Diggs' trade and already needing a #2, and now needing a #1.
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.
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3 hours ago, Billl said:
You think the Dallas PD has nothing better to do than spend a bunch of time and money investigating a non-injury accident when the driver can afford a top attorney?
This is in the list of important things to do. Maybe the Dallas DA wants to have their say, too. We shall see.
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1 hour ago, Chaos said:
My understanding is he was a passenger. Why would his drinking or not drinking matter? I think it is legal to be a drunk passenger.
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.
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9 minutes ago, CaptnCoke11 said:
A nice little donation to the precinct will take care of it
Not likely.
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44 minutes ago, DJB said:
24 hours later is blood alcohol has stabilized, and now he will pay his way out of this one
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.
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4 minutes ago, Breakout Squad said:
Why would the Bills waste an interview slot on a QB? Strange
Troy Franklin intel.
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10 minutes ago, GunnerBill said:
I am not sure we will ever know the full extent of what went on but I don't think 2023 was a great year for Josh Allen's personal life. I do think he looked heavier all year and I suspect he just had ***** going on last spring and summer that affected him.
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.
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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.
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8 minutes ago, All_Pro_Bills said:
The Demo-craps care about political "crimes" committed against the government and their supporters while they view crimes like murder or theft committed against common citizens without concern. Unless their lack of concern threatens their power in which case they'll feign concern for as long as necessary. That's why an incursion of the Capitol needs to be dealt with as harshly as possible to send a message that opposition against the rulers will not be tolerated but the 2020 riots that caused billions in damages in countless cities to private property, violence and deaths, was brushed off as no concern. Unless of course, one of their own got hurt or killed.
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.
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14 hours ago, Warriorspikes51 said:
I’d say they like him as a “high floor” player. Meaning they believe he could at least start at multiple positions if need be. Ideally he’s the 3rd safety and will see the field during certain situations
Yes, he may end up starting if we don’t add anyone else. That’s fine. He made some huge plays late in the season
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.
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10 hours ago, MarkKelso'sHelmet said:
Maybe I'm biased, but I absolutely despise Martin. That play in the WC game where he got hurt last year (PICKING UP HIS HAND WARMER!!!!) before running after the player who recovered the fumble from the blocked punt was one of the worst plays I've seen since the infamous butt fumble. He should have got a lot more criticism for that embarrassing play. He should be run out of town.
It also cost us a lot in the KC game since he wasn't 100%
Martin is clearly not an athlete. But worse than that, I'm not sure he knows how to stretch properly. A punter should be the most well-stretched player on the field. Has he never run a sprint before?
Bean has screwed up the punting situation massively.
Years of Brian Moorman led me to believe that it's not that hard to get a solid athletic Punter. Moorman was small AF but he was also a really great athlete. Did he ever get hurt during his long tenure?
I don't know what Sam Martin is. I'd say he's a bum. Kick his ass to the curb.
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.
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30 minutes ago, nbbillsfan said:
Good football player, very challenging individual.
believe me or not, I know for a fact diggs had wore out his welcome a long time ago with certain teammates.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.
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29 minutes ago, nbbillsfan said:
Good football player, very challenging individual.
believe me or not, I know for a fact diggs had wore out his welcome a long time ago with certain teammates.I don’t doubt that for a second. He’s worn it out with others around here, too.
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14 hours ago, Matt_In_NH said:
Wow not getting a tender as an RFA says something, no?
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.
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7 minutes ago, Sweats said:
"Hustled his way" and "earned that deal" all in the same sentence?.......it doesn't even sound right.
LOL
FYI - it’s two sentences. Typically the period denotes the end of one sentence and the potential for the commencement of another.
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26 minutes ago, Sweats said:
Not really sure he "earned" it, as a guy who started 28 games over four seasons in Buffalo.....but i see what you're getting at.
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.
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Good for him. He earned it.
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Nice guy from my interaction with him. Also, maybe, how shall I put this, more spoon than knife. Wish him well.
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Stop the steal!
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Diggs traded to Texans for picks
in The Stadium Wall
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Solid point on davis. They could have kept him if they wanted. That money was workable. But they simply decided that stuff like the Denver drop wasn’t worth the cap space.