Captain Hindsight

Mahomes looks human The Lions, Colts and 49ers are all much better than expected Teddy Bridgewater is one of the best stories in the NFL today The top ten of the draft will be full of teams who could have the number 1 overall pick most other years. Jets are throwing away Darnold's cheap years on Adam Gase. He is a horrible coach and a terrible leader and continues to prove it

Browns were a sexy pick but anyone who looked at their o line knew they were going to struggle. That coaching staff is weak and they fell for names over substance. If they want to win, they need to do what the Bills did this year and load up on any offensive lineman that has started a game and work it out in camp

I'm going to that game. Couldnt be more excited

To the bolded, yes and yes. I like what i do and think I could get hired within the industry somewhat quickly. I like this "side" of it better having worked in a similar role for a different company . Basically I used to submit proposals and now I review them for accuracy and give out money to do said proposals. I'd much rather be on this side of it, but have a number of good contacts for the other side of this that like me. I think I'd be ok, but not as happy on that end of this business. Sorry for being vague haha. Trying to leave names out

I work for a subcontractor and we are currently in year two of a three year contract for our client. In April of this year, we were told our contract was extended 6 months to align with the program year (previously was set to expire mid year next year) I was just informed that the company I work for signed the contract extension, however our client did not and has indicated they don't plan to anytime soon. (I'm hearing all this second hand so I'm not sure the exact wording that was used) The client also adjusted our goals and budget by ~40%. This more or less aligns with when our contract would be set to expire so it may just be a matter of having things line up with current contracts. I'd say we are in good standing with the client and have killed our goals every year we've had the contract, but admittedly this news was...concerning to not only me and my colleagues but also my boss. Just a lot of unknowns now and personally I think it would be difficult to have a transition mid year and would be surprising if we were out then,but its not out of the question I joined the company while they were in the bid for our now current contract and the vibe was different then. I got the impression our portion of the portfolio was secure and it was just a matter of lining up the rest of the contracts. Since then, leadership has completely changed at the client level so it is tough to know what they are thinking now. Should I be concerned?

He did interview with the Colts before they hired Reich

I agree with this. When the Jets played in Buffalo last year I thought Darnold looked like a guy who was a top ten pick. They will be better with him for sure, but that team is still in rough shape Hard to believe signing a guy who retired to play center in the middle of the preseason wasnt the fix they hoped for

Yup, that was the Marshawn Lynch game against the Saints

I hope not

Seven, by Derek Thomas

So who takes over in Washington on Monday? Does Rob Ryan finally get his HC job????

When I fist started at UB, someone came over to the student section and asked if someone wanted to come catch punts on the field at halftime In my wasted drunken stupor, i accepted this challenge thinking back to the one day in HS football that I actually caught the punt before getting blasted and fumbling. Walked down onto the field. UB was playing Pitt that day and the Pitt QB ended up rushing for a TD right in front of me and I realized how big he was and suddenly realized that me trying to go out and catch a punt as the halftime entertainment while drunk may not have been the best idea. But alas, I walked onto the field and proceeded to drop every single one before finally tripping, ripping my shirt and being walked off the field (mercifully). I knew then, I may not have what it takes to play college football.

Chris, and yeah he played most of the game with a ruptured spleen, missed only two plays and was taken to the hospital for "dehydration"

I have no problem with Josh taking chances. You have to push boundaries to win consistently in the league. He needs to protect it better and learn to take care of himself, but he will be fine. I'm not worried

Zay is an NFL caliber receiver, but the Bills could do a lot better. I think a split would be good for both parties

Fixed

Maybe? I'm not sure the exact day, but the Bills would wait til the last min

My wife's cousin lost a child less than a day old. Just an awful awful thing to have happen to good people. After seeing the aftermath of that, I wouldn't wish it on anyone. Thankfully, they were able to have a happy, healthy child recently My heart is broken for Jeremy and his family. I hope he can find some strength to deal with this horrible situation

It will be Webb, but don't be surprised if they don't sign him until Saturday. That way, they can pay the guy who they need to cut and DW. Its good business practice in the NFL and a solid for both players

He played poorly, but many QBs dont play well in that game. Including Tom Terrific on the other side. I think JA's arrow is still pointing up.

His football life was incredible. Highly recommend watching it

Barkley was all set to be Dalton's backup but got hurt in PS. He was released with an injury settlement. As soon as he was healthy, the Bills picked him

Kiper loves Josh Allen

They were a dropped pass or two from winning the SB last year. Not a terrible approach

What row in 129? We have seasons in row 18 It does feel different. For me its the depth of this team. If someone goes down with an injury, I'm not expecting a huge drop off. That makes me think this team has a chance to be legit None of their wins are fluky. I'd argue in each game, they have been downright dominant at times and never really overmatched at any point