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Now you have me curious; what was the better career move to?

Who reported he is a legend? I don't see where you are getting this from. Does he have a reporter that's a friend out in Portland?

WILLIS?

Are you sure that isn't Sgt. Schultz from Hogan's Heroes?

How many more would they lose if all their vets did the same thing?

then, then? or than, than? Sorry I couldn't help it, but turnabout is fair play.

Interesting Q&A given by scouts to Abraham. He looks like a McD type db. Good in zone, good foot speed, but man to man a weakness. https://www.nfldraftdiamonds.com/2018/12/abraham-wallace/

But is it true he is switching to tight end?

It depends on how it affects your sentence structure, whether it has that effect.

Unfortunately those completions were to the opponent.

Or adios Rafael Bush. With Alexander's size I think he may be considered for the big nickel that they tried to play Bush in.

Do you have some specific information on his health? What makes you think he won't be healthy after having a full off season to get healthy?

Cart and horse. I like your enthusiasm though. ?

I'm guessing you must be a NASCAR fan, though Jeff (Geoff) Bodine is long retired now. No doubt you're referencing Russell here, eh? ?

Perception and reality. Regarding coaches wife's, I remember when Jerry Glanville was hired his wife said she cried; then years later when he left, she said she cried again because she liked the area and loved the people.

Unfortunately it's the Steelers 5th, from the Ryan Switzer trade, that we got from the Raiders.

Great story! I see Bills fans proudly wearing Bills jerseys and hats everywhere I go. This summer out in Colorado and this fall down in FL. What's surprising is they are often young enough to not remember the winning years, they grew up during the drought. Loyal fans we are, bandwagon fans we are not!

You can't get unemployment benefits if you are fired, only if you are laid off.

That's all I need to know. not interested. Looking for: 1. Separation 2. Great hands 3. Catch radius

He recently just signed a contract for next year, so he is coming back. He also recently said he still enjoys playing and would do it all again even given the concussion. I don’t think he feels double crossed at all.

People learn by watching (it’s how we all learned our language, etc) and Josh said he learned so much watching DA take over the offense when he was hurt. When he came back he was greatly improved and he credited DA. Derek likely doesn’t want the grind of a coach, lower pay and enjoys the CBA restrictions. Another added factor is the number of years playing adds the the now rather lucrative NFL pension, something he’ll collect on long after his playing days are over.

I think he needs to be moved inside to G or C.

I only remember him playing right corner back. This would seem to agree: https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/B/ByrdBu00.htm

Butch Byrd played corner back not FS.

I remember George Saimes who was good (and you just made me remember Hagood Clarke the strong safety) and had the benefit of playing on probably the best defense in Bills' history (McDole, Sestack, Dunaway, Tom "Tippy" Day on the DL - Stratton, Jacobs, Tracey LBs - Butch Byrd, Booker Edgerson, Clarke and Saimes DBs). But for my money Tony Greene is the best free safety of all time for the Bills. I remember a game against the Jets, he had been injured, but at a crucial time in the game he went out on the field and because of his presence Namath called a time out. There was no play clock back then. Greene ranks number 2 in Bills history in interceptions and interception return yards and he holds the record for the longest interception return in Bills history, 101-yards. He's 3rd in fumble recoveries, he was a real ball hawk!