BobbyC81

I don’t even know why they have all these nitpicking rules like: the receiver has to cover up the offensive tackle, the offensive linemen have to be set for a second and can’t move, only one guy allowed in motion. Watching games of the CFL, Arena League, etc., having offensive players running around prior to the snap is more fun. There was a time when if there were penalties on both teams and one was a 15 yard penalty and the other was 5 yards, they applied the larger one. Now they cancel them out? A simple Offside penalty is the same as pass interference?

But, the new rules resulted in having to declare that you’re trying an onside kick. That’s a joke. A big part of it was the element of surprise. Remember the Saints/Colts Super Bowl when the Saints converted an onside kick to start the 2nd half?

He’s been in for blocking on a lot of plays so far.

Yeah, at least you can still get that opening kickoff experience with college games. The crowd noise builds in anticipation. It’s awesome. Even before these latest kickoff changes, the crowd noise would build and the ball would be kicked thru the end zone.

fwiw, Chris Samuel was times at 4.31 in the 40 at his Combine, Elijah Moore 4.35, Shavers 4.38, KJ Hamler 4.28, Shakir 4.43. The Bills just don’t scheme plays to take advantage of their speed except for wr screens

Each new Shaheed has to have an additional exclamation point! So, Shaheed!!!!!!!!!

Terrell Owens coming back?!

Why do they create systems that are complicated, especially when they don’t work? Rookies aren’t able to learn fast enough to contribute.

Curtis Samuel is a walking (and limping) IR move.

They had the right guy at MLB in 6-4, 250# Tremaine Edmunds but let him go to be replaced by a smurf.

Yeah, Walker is more impressive. He quickly forced Atlanta to double team him.

Yeah, I thought that’s what Josh Palmer was supposed to bring. He did make a nice catch on that deep ball early in the game. Then he gets hurt. Shavers looked decent. Let him play more.

Who had him in the pool?

In the past seasons under McDermott, they seem to make some adjustments after the bye and finish the season strong. Comes at a perfect time.

How do teams like the Eagles constantly get players late in the 1st round that help them immediately, while the Bills get guys who get injured or take a couple/few years to contribute? A lot of teams have injuries but the Bills definitely get their share.