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He even drives his custom minivan from Vegas to LA to get that haircut. At least he used to. Weird dude, to say the least.

Maybe. But the way people talk on here, every player is itching to jump ship from this clown show of an organization. We have a lot of evidence to the contrary.

Say what you want (and most points are valid because he's probably washed up), but this guy actually asked for his release and engineered it so that he could specifically come to us. I think, contrary to popular TBD narratives, that players actually want to play in Buffalo with Josh Allen.

Cooper is not old. He just quit.

His career path indicates "PITA in the locker room." How else do you explain the Pats trading a first for him, him producing there, and then the Pats turning right around and trading him for a 4th? Not to mention that he was a first-rounder who was traded by his drafting team before his fourth year after producing back-to-back 1,000+ yard seasons.

Are they having a contest for "Most Punchable Face in Pro Football?"

Absolutely. But it's got to start on Sunday against a Steelers team playing for their season at home. That 2020 Bucs team is also important because it's the last team to win the Super Bowl as a wildcard. They are also the last team to make the Super Bowl as a wildcard.

I could argue that both the Chiefs and Bills look like teams that are burnt out from playing with high expectations for so many years. Both are also facing young and hungry teams in their division that have caught them. The problem is that the Bills never won a Super Bowl along the way to ease the blow for the fans. BTW, you forgot about the 2020-2021 Bucs. The Bills took out KCs starting OL in the AFC Championship Game, easing Tom Brady's path to another Super Bowl ring.

Morgan Fox has had as many as 6.5 sacks in this league while playing with Joey Bosa in LA. That's more than Bills Legend Michael Hoecht has ever had, FWIW. There is reason to be optimistic that he could be a good addition.

Years and years of unmet expectations will do that to people.

You'll be lonely in this take. TBD went into a full-on meltdown on Sunday afternoon after the Chiefs and Pats won and George Pickins made play after play. We even had a thread that wanted to make Beane and McDermott stand in the corner and really think about how they have disappointed all of us.

The Bills would have to sign that player directly to the 53. They will elevate Fox to the 53 this week, and Shaq is taking his place on the PS. It's just depth, so we don't have to call up someone off the couch and insert them directly into the game-day lineup. This move demonstrates that, unlike 90% of TBD, the Bills front office has not given up on this season. BTW, Morgan Fox is a player that actually has snaps and starts in this league that has never played for the Bills. They went out and found him.

Here are the current EDGE street FAs. For those losing their minds over this, who else did you want? Shaquil Barrett Yannick Ngakoue Jerry Hughes Casey Toohill James Smith-Williams Tyus Bowser Oshane Ximines Khalid Duke Demone Harris Carlos Basham Tanoh Kpassagnon

It's a Purdy Young pick party!

That was a purdy pick!

Recievers are worse, but the running back and OL are better.

My thoughts is that every NFL team's schedule is pre-determined by an algorithm and there is nothing that anyone can do. You just play who you play.

But then the perfect game happened, followed by 13 seconds. That created a giant memory hole for Bills fans that the Colts, Pats, and Jags fell into.

But we don't care about the Eagles. I watched that NFC game with dispassionate interest. It was a good watch. I watch Bills games like my life depends on the outcome. What's interesting about this upcoming game is that both teams are coming in after losing games that they should have won. Remember, they just lost to the Bears.

I know you're joking, but it's not. They still have two games against the hated Ravens that will decide the division.

We watch other games, just differently than we watch the Bills. Our assessment of the Eagles or Bucs is much more rational than our assessment of the Bills. All fans are like that, though. I think most of us would rationally say that the Eagles loss yesterday was just one close division game against a desperate team, but this thread exists on the Eagles forum right now: https://www.eaglesmessageboard.com/topic/13704-season-over-bad-team-one-more-win-left-at-most/

People keep talking as if the 49ers have released Aiyuk. They have not. If you read carefully, it turns out that the 49ers voided his contract guarantees back in July, but we're just learning about this now for some reason. Everything beyond that is speculation and talking heads trying to put two and two together to generate content. Kyle Shanahan, when asked about it, doesn't dismiss him returning to the team. Strange situation, but as of now, he's still a Niner. https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/47065408/niners-shanahan-admits-aiyuk-contract-situation-unusual

Or as Rick Pitino said, “Larry Bird’s not walking through that door, fans.”

It is a stretch, but it felt like that. The Bills got punched in the mouth, and when people see Steelers uniforms, they expect Jack Lambert to walk through the tunnel. I have no idea what will happen on Sunday. I have no read on this team.

The Bills looked like the worst team in the NFL on Thursday night, and fans are reacting to that.