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Yeah, some here are downplaying Poyer’s habit of cheap shots. He also did the same to Khalil Shakir Week 2. I don’t care what anybody says.. Dude’s a mercenary, even against his old longtime teammates. The NFL should consider more than the customary fine with him..

Just waiting for the return from break and the zebras overturning the fumble.. Any second now..

AT LEAST a 7 point swing if not for the zebras trying to “keep the parity” going..

Russell cookin’ up some city rats, eh?

The NFL suits had a lot of money on the game tonight. They had to make sure it was “under control”.

Well, I hope this lawsuit (along with the Ticketmaster anti-trust suit) gets some traction. The best way to get the conglomerates' attention is to hit them in the pocketbook. Otherwise, the gouging, yearly price increases, more digital portals taking a subscription for a "primetime" game, etc. will continue... Hell, they'll continue anyway. At least this way, consumers hit them back for once...

BS is ridiculous.. I’m looking at tix in Seattle, and the last row in the nosebleeds is $185 plus fees and taxes.

Ditto

I want to apologize to the foam and felt community for my insensitive comments... You deserve better...

Exactly... @SDS you wanna change the Wall logo to Statler and Waldorf? Seems more appropriate for the clientele..

BUMP C'mon internet football experts... Show us how much smarter you are than Beane...

So many on this thread who are certain they’d be dynasty building NFL GMs, but still aren’t producing their championship 2024 draft lists. Nope, just commenting on how much this organization sucks.. C’mon, let’s see those lists geniuses..

Hey genius.. Let’s see your list, with all that confidence. I’ll make sure and save it and we can come back to it in a couple of years.. Should be a resume builder for you, since you’re an NFL caliber GM. C’mon, put your money where your mouth is..

Saw that myself... Yikes.. Working all that stress and overtime in sports media...?

I highly respect both of those guys, no doubt.. but if I'm not mistaken, they're both over a 9% avg. with drop rate. Knox was at 13.9% in 2023. Not to say they can't work on that issue, of course. Kincaid was at a 5.5% drop rate last season. What's good is, this is obviously a specific focus with Joe Brady. After that big drop late against KC in the playoffs by Diggs, I can see why.

So, between Coleman, Shakir and Samuel, their drop rates are very low. This should definitely add more efficiency to the passing game. I also like this statistic.

If I were a GM in the NFL, what Beane did last night would be a strategy I employ most off-seasons. I’’d trade down when possible, stockpile picks and plan for next year’s draft as well. There are certainly times where I’d stay put or possibly move up, if I needed an elite player at a position, QB, etc. But I’d generally be happy to deal with other teams and increase opportunities to bring in more cheap, young talent.

PDs in WNY already strapping on the riot gear…

His body, his choice foooo...

Marvin Harrison Jr., Ohio State - Cardinals Rome Odunze, Washington - Bears Ladd McConkey, Georgia - Chiefs Brian Thomas Jr. LSU - Bills Xavier Worthy Texas - Panthers Bonus Bills pick - Brian Thomas Jr.

I listen to them quite a bit, and the Simms podcast occasionally.. I agree with you on Simms and didn't know Florio's history, but it makes perfect sense. I still stand by the fact that these guys and most of the sports media are way "over-opinionated" on such transactions simply to keep viewership during slow off-seasons.. and occasionally attempt to manufacture controversy like much of the media. But I do like the two of them and their analysis usually.

I saw this exchange 2 days ago and thought about posting this myself.. Here's my opinion on it: These analysts get into the "slower" parts of the NFL offseason, and are scraping for news. Something like that trade draws a ton of attention this time of year, with little on the NFL news front before the draft. Analysts capitalize and "sensationalize" this sort of story for views. Editorial monologues and aggressive debate over these little transaction surprises take up all of the air in the media and competition for clicks, ratings, whatever ensue... pure sports media offseason theatre.

I'll definitely agree with you on this one, Alphadawg... Shakir was my favorite Bills breakout last season and he didn't take off quite like I thought he would, but there were glimpses.. especially once Brady took over. Great analysis.