Big Turk

He knows NOTHING!!

There were no charges pressed against him so essentially the NFL just decided to enact its own version of the law where you are guilty until proven innocent.

Ask Ray Rice how that worked out for him.

Smack a woman get banned for life. Almost kill someone while driving recklessly, get a 6 game suspension. I'm not trying to say DV is cool in any way, shape or form, but it seems like the NFL suspends based on how bad something looks publicly and the backlash they will get rather than what actually happens. If DV is a lifetime ban essentially, how is running people over with a car 6 games?? Make it make sense.

LMAO!! Wilson found out by telegram 😂😂😂

And you are claiming that other players never allow bad plays against them or are we going to live in reality? Safety is THE most important position in McDermott's D due to how they use them to disguise coverages and it's very hard to learn in a short time. Which is why almost nobody has come in as a free agent or draft pick at safety and started right away. Hyde and Poyer both said it took them 2 years to feel comfortable there. So if they are forced to use a safety that isn't familiar with how they do things and can't assimilate quickly, it means they have to greatly simplify their defense, which means their overall effectiveness goes down significantly. So if I had to choose between a guy who can mentor the safeties, especially Bishop, on the team to help them become better, faster or some random bum who is going to get in a game and suck anyway and get maybe 10 snaps, I'm taking the mentor...he will be useful 24/7, the other guy won't be useful much at all, even when on the field.

And those back of the roster guys are the ones who end up out of position for 85 yard TDs because they don't know where they should be. The vets won't.

Oh give me a break. Developmental prospects have like a 1% success rate or less. They are almost never a factor and most never see any real game action.

Who better to mentor Bishop? I mean is the 16th dude on the practice squad really doing anything anyway on the roster?

Maybe they'll feature a rapper named "Lo Pozitiv".

Did he have a clandestine meeting with Buddy Nix at Tempo?

Probably because we lead the league over the last 3 years in fewest punts

They have the MVP. I wouldn't be too worried.

Berman was original Bills Mafia from way way back

Another title thread that needs to add 'at Home" since these only include home games.

Essentially nobody of note yet 😂

Just keep feeding him extra greasy cheeseburgers and fries and he will do it himself

No. There isn't any single scheme that will work in the NFL if you use it all the time. Coaches and systems are too good now for that. They will find and exploit the weakness. Being multiple and varied is the key to succeeding in today's NFL. They can be used as a PART of a broader scheme but not as the entire scheme itself. Far too simplistic in today's NFL.

And already out having surgery for a collarbone injury 😂

LMAO...top 1/3 😂😂

This isn't correct. The Bills, by far, since McDermott have been here have lost the fewest man games to injury and are in the top 5 virtually every year in this stat.

I was so upset when he got let go dreaming of the announcers and all their funny comments like "He made that interception and ran it back weaving thru people like he was playing Duck, Duck, Goose!"

Anytime a player has that type of reaction, THEY know something bad happened. Probably the worst sign of all out of any of them.

There needs to be players that make plays in big games in the playoffs when it matters. Why are the capable of making those plays against the Ravens but not against the Chiefs? That's the question. And why are they able to consistently make those plays against the Chiefs during the regular season but not in the playoffs. That's the bigger question. If their D simply played like they do against the Chiefs in the regular season in the playoffs, Bills would have already been to at least 2 Super Bowls.