Big Turk

Seems an infected needle at the hospital caused him to miss significantly more time than he should have? How is that not a lawsuit??

Brad Lamb too... Curtis Samuel ran a 4.33 at the combine also...

For being 5'11" it is...most of those guys with longer arms are 6'1" or 6'2"

He literally just said he is up to 192 now.

Thad Brown should at least know he is 192 lbs now not 183...

Grant was gone well before he even got anywhere close to us.

Pretty sure the Bills know what they want for their scheme more than these draft people do...

Has I think the 12th best vertical at the combine and long arms(31 inches) so that should help if there are jump balls...

Burner! Fastest dude at the combine this year!? Ball hawk, can play both man and zone... Gives Bills a lot of scheme flexibility with coverages and allows them to really disguise to another level. Long arms(31 inches) and one of the top verticals at the combine... Willing tackler, needs to improve in that area tho.

And why would I listen to anything from the same guy who claimed "Banks were too big to fail", handed them billions of dollars in taxpayer funded bailouts for them brazenly violating laws, committing fraud and destroying many people's lives, all while their companies made billions and billions of dollars in profit off that bailout, never faced any real consequences for their actions(which should have landed many of them in jail) and paid out hundreds of millions in bonuses. Would be like the cops catching you breaking into a mansion and robbing it and then not only not arresting you, but helping you load up you trunk with valuables and giving you a police escort home.

True or false regulations are reactive, not proactive?

It's a shame you don't have a deep enough understanding to know the truth and just spout random thoughts with no basis in reality.

Read the whole post. You may actually learn something.

Not if you are a key player it doesn't. And that's why you almost always only see it being players that know they are still the starter no matter what.

It was negotiated in the CBA that's why. For starters and other players secure in their status on the team, they can pretty much not show up and be OK. For others trying to make the team or fight for a starting job or primary back role, it can be voluntary to show up, but it is also voluntary as to who they decide to keep on the roster as well.

There are no such thing as "unnecessary regulations". Regulations don't just happen just because. They come from companies doing shady things and then trying to sweep it under the rug and not get caught, usually to boost their bottom line profit and CEO bonuses. Then regulations are created to prevent them from doing that anymore. Then as always, they find a new gray area or loophole to exploit until they are forced to pass another regulation to deal with it. And so on, and so forth. I worked for multiple large global banks. Why do you think there are so many banking regulations? Because as a "cost of doing business" these banks would willfully do shady things and happily pay the fines since they are far less than the profits they made. They literally have people whose sole job is to come up with new ways around regulations and laws to make money. It's essentially legalized white-collar mafia like activities without any criminal penalties. You think these companies care about some fines? It only hurts when regulations are put in place that can cost them their charters or licenses to do business among many other stiffer penalties. So if you want regulations to be lowered, simply have companies stop willfully and brazenly doing shady, illegal things and getting caught red handed. Good luck with that. The reward is too great and the risk of doing it is far too low to act as a deterrence. Until a regulation is passed. Regulations are REACTIVE, not proactive.

Don't believe anything you hear this week related to the draft. There are more smokescreens going up then you would see at NASCAR races if every car was burning oil.

It's workable...brings another well respected and loved veteran presence into the locker room at the very least to help the younger guys

Plenty of players skip these. Far more important for trash teams like the one Vrabel is coaching to have players show up than perennial powerhouses

It's pretty amazing to hear player after player say how much they loved being here and wanted to come back...

Voluntary means voluntary. I don't understand why it's expected players attend.

Let's not pretend it's the WNBA all of a sudden that has never turned a profit in any year in it's entire existence.

Ratings rallied to only be down 2% by the end of the season, which is the same as the NFL was down. Which should not be surprising since ratings are only tracking TV watching whereas cord cutting continues to gain momentum and isn't properly tracked yet. Salary Cap estimated to be going up 10% next year so clearly the revenue continues to be strong.

Please tell me how flooding the economy with money via interest free loans to businesses and multiple stimulus checks to US citizens didn't do the same thing under Trump?