Big Turk

After hearing the doctor explanations as to why he likely was throwing deep so often after that injury it makes sense...easier throws for the arm to make due to the angle and putting less stress on that area of the elbow due to trajectory.

Hope their players get used to not getting paid.

They aren't blowing up the team. Enough of this...also people are really underestimating the amount the cap will be climbing the next 3-4 offseasons, making any restructures they do pretty much of no concern. Within 4 years the cap will be over $300 million due to the various TV contracts about to kick in.

Toma a rigato, Mr Roboto...Toma...Toma...

No, see tweet above with the direct quote from Beane: Beane said “if Frazier wasn’t taking a step back, he would be the team’s defensive coordinator.” He didn't say "back with the team", he said "defensive coordinator"

Sounds like Frazier was the one who decided to take a step back and the Bills wanted him to return.

Sounds like McD is planning to run the D from what Beane said.

Plus he is a DBag who quit on his team when he was told he was being benched and left.

Scheme doesn't need to change, simply the way they call it in big games in the playoffs.

Could easily turn into him retiring after the year is up if he is happy hanging out at home and not dealing with the stress of an NFL coaching job.

No because you are coming up with the most ridiculous thing you can think of and posting it and pretending you want some help. You don't want any help, you just want people's reactions to this asinine post

Miami is in worse cap shape than the Bills

Most of zero's picks were wrong 😂

My one daughter is vegan the other is pescatarian. I went lacto-ovo for about 6 months several years ago, but didn't notice any differences so went back to eating meat. Funny part was I didn't actually miss eating meat at all.

Not for the amount of money Edmunds is going to get. Probably the easiest.

Too many cheesesteaks soaking up the alcohol...but they gotta keep their fattest city title they are so proud of going.

No he wouldn't cause the going rate is a player drafted on a rookie contract.

Not trading anything for a guy that I have to give up assets for and then have to pay significant money to as the #2 WR. You don't build successful teams that way. You find a guy in the draft, which I am clamoring for to begin with. But signing a guy for $10 million that probably isn't as good as a guy already on the roster? No thanks.

It's really crazy that even with modern surgery and medicine that some people still can't come back...or it says that he didn't attack his rehab the way he probably needed to.

It's intentional.. they were not stupid...they designed a system so complicated the average American has no idea all of the loopholes that exist, but be sure all the millionaires and billionaires do and take full advantage of them. The system was designed for them to keep their wealth. In regards to Poyer...Always get rid of a player a year too early than a year too late. Belichick was the master of it and it almost always worked to his advantage.

Is he? He was hurt most of the year and didn't do much when he played. Elam played very well down the stretch for the Bills

So we bust on pro athletes that go broke from spending money too much and now we bust on them for wanting to save their money too?

The 81 save perfomance in the playoffs against the Devil's that the Sabres won 1-0 in 4 OTs still might be the best live event I have ever witnessed for excellence. He was on another planet that night. I don't care if New Jersey was shooting 3 pucks, none of them were going in the net. Hasek was so good that he used to regularly get in the heads of his opponents who would sometimes try to make a shot too perfect because they knew they couldn't score otherwise and even when they did, many times he would still stop it anyway. Never saw so many players shake their head as if to say "what do I have to do to score on this guy" than I did with Hasek.

Forgot Pat LaFontaine's 53-95-148 line in the same season as Mogilny's 76 goals that still stands as the franchise record for most points and assists in a season...he was the one assisting on the majority of those goals for Mogilny...just an amazing player to watch. Mogilny is 2nd on that point total list with 127. Hawerchuk is 7th with 98 points and they all came during the same season...must have been one of the best lines in NHL history in terms of single season points(probably can't compare to the 80s Oilers lines, but still).

Mine consolidated at like 7.25% and you couldn't redo it, you were basically stuck with that rate forever once you did it...it really sucked...but hopefully will be free of those soon.