Big Turk

Really deep and really good...maybe the deepest line we have ever had

Yeah, he deserves it ..still cannot believe Miami let him walk...dude was a constant problem in games we played them.

High upside, no real downside. Played with two of the most dysfunctional organizations in the NFL Not going to excuse the attitude issues but I think a lot of people would have attitude issues on those teams that wouldn't on a team like the Bills.

Oh yeah, there are tons and tons of them out there now...check these sites out...have both offense and defense playbooks for a wide variety of pro and college teams. https://www.footballxos.com/downloads/nfl-playbooks/ https://www.footballxos.com/free-football-playbooks/offense-playbooks/nfl-playbooks/ https://www.footballxos.com/free-football-playbooks/defense/ https://footballplaybooks.net/free-football-playbooks/offensive-playbooks/nfl-offense-playbooks/ (Has Mike McDaniel Dolphins playbook and Bills Daboll 2020 playbook) https://footballplaybooks.net/free-football-playbooks/defensive-playbooks/ https://footballplaybooks.net/free-football-playbooks/special-teams-playbooks/

Not sure...would have to see their squat, deadlift and bench press numbers to say for sure

Aaron Donald stands alone above everyone else. May very well have been the best football player of all time.

He's Lundt, He's Lundt, He's Lundt...He's in my head...😂😂

Heidi, Heidi, Heidi Ho...Hodie, Hodie, Hodie Ho...

Why do I feel WR's with the name Marquez or Marquise or some version of this are always looked at as intriguing prospects but they never seem to pan out the right way? Marquez Callaway MVS Marquise Goodwin Marquez Bradley Marquez North Marquise Brown So, my final thought is that if you run into a WR with some variation of the name Marquez....

Fun fact, Jim Kelly ran that offense in the USFL prior to coming to Buffalo under OC "Mouse" Davis and there were some concepts from that he brought to the K-Gun offense as well. Defenses figured it out and there were too many protection issues and the QB's ended up taking an awful beating by the end of the year...but some concepts for sure have become mainstays in the "spread" offenses we see today, just added different personnel packages to run them out of. Here are a lot of Run 'N Shoot playbooks from actual teams and OC's that ran them if anyone likes to geek out over that kind of stuff like I do...it includes the playbook Kelly would have run with the Gamblers in the USFL. Looking at these sometimes makes my head spin with the amount of knowledge these players must both memorize and be able to recall instantly at any given time. "Dumb" football players aren't really a thing. https://runandshootoffense.com/playbooks/

He was good on the Chargers the year before too I think wasn't he?

Then they said "No, Elijah...YOU suck."

Much of your success in college depends on the quality of the players you can attract and I would imagine Belichick should be able to attract much better quality players than the previous UNC coach did.

Then he goes to the Saints and seemingly was catching a 50+ yard TD every week...

Why wouldn't every team do this to all free agents then?

I'm always trusting the team that has been to 4 straight NLL Finals and won 2 NLL Cups in a row over a team that hasn't until proven otherwise. Being in those high pressure situations before means something that cannot be gotten any other way.

You mean other than smoking DPOY Surtain for like a 60 yard TD in the Broncos playoff game?

Jeremy's problem is he has "Smartest Man in the Room" Syndrome, where he always has to be seen as the smartest guy in the room and everyone has to bow down to him and tell him how smart he is or he gets defensive.

Imagine being the highest scoring team in the NFL last year when you include the playoffs, set franchise record for points, become the only team in the history of the NFL to have both 30 rushing and passing TDs during the same year and still have people act like he doesn't know what he is doing on offense. Comical really.

Can only deal with the same BS year after year and keep a lid on it for so long. Probably just the final straw that broke the camel's back or the drop that finally caused the cup to overflow.

Can't say I blame him.

Are we sure this isn't secretly Featherstone? Glenn going to be on the sidelines screaming "Don't throw it to Stonehands!" 🤣

After watching the video of him and his first 24 hours in Buffalo I swear I saw him when I was leaving the Bandits game at the Courtyard Marriott hotel loading up luggage into a car with some other people(assume they were Bills employees?). Had the same hat and suit on...can anyone confirm if that was him or was he staying there?

Or maybe he just couldn't play. He never appeared in a single NFL regular season game even tho he was signed by multiple other teams.

Shakir was wide open in the endzone and Dawkins got shoved into Allen's left shoulder as he threw...he holds up for a half second longer and it was a TD.