Big Turk

Bills 31 Titans 13 Also...Who are the "Titians"? Are we playing some large chested females this week or something?

Who would ever "want" that? I'd rather drink tainted well water next to Love Canal. Santora's a little further south on Transit is pretty good as well

Yeah I have heard but I'm never paying that much for a brunch

Why not just go after Ed Reed or Troy Polamalu?

Amherst Ale House has always been good NYBP is also really good if you want to drive a few more minutes.

hell no

Hard to do much with Trash Watson throwing you the ball

Huh? He already was starting to show a return to form by recording a sack in each of the first 3 games...have you bothered watching any of the games?

Andre Holmes said he wore it better 😂

It's rare to see these days in the era where players are friends no matter how big the rivalry is and hang out off the court, etc... Could you imagine Larry Bird and Magic Johnson hanging out in the offseason or Michael Jordan hanging out with Isaiah Thomas? A different era back then. Everything is legal in New Jersey.

Even if the Bills don't extend him, Cooper will probably get them a comp pick in the 4th round range making this essentially a free trade.

Is this Doug Worthington of DPR Dentistry fame?? 😂

I wouldn't...his WR coach was with him for 2 years in Dallas so he can simplify things and basically let him know how things relate to what he already knows and the terminology, etc. Ie, "This concept is called this here". Cooper should be able to learn enough to be involved in certain packages, especially down in the redzone.

Essentially Cooper is a risk free trade because if we don't resign him in FA, we get a comp pick most likely that will be a 3rd or 4th rounder.

It's hard to find a player that makes key plays late in the 4th quarter in big games. Chiefs have 2 players that do that in Mahomes and Jones, Bills only have 1. That IS the difference, but there is no way of knowing how a player we trade for will be in that role...theoretically, Von should be that player for us as he has been throughout his career.

I mean they have been in the top 5 most years under McD, certainly top 10 so that isn't exactly bend but don't break. Over the last 3-4 years the Bills hold teams under 200 yards passing as frequently as they go over 200 yards passing...Not 300 yards...200 yards...that's absurd in today's NFL.

84% in college is not poor accuracy from what I can gather based on most college kickers

It's not devalued in THIS defense. It's literally the key to their entire scheme. I think you should stop talking about this because it's clear you are lacking comprehension as to why he isn't starting and expecting someone who has not gotten reps to simply step into this defense and be a "Straight baller" right out the gate is not realistic. I mean even Kyle Hamilton mostly sucked in Baltimore his rookie year and now is an multiple time all-pro.

Fortunately talent evaluators are more interested in how a player fits inside THEIR specific scheme than what he did in his role in college. You mean when he isn't knifing into the backfield to make TFL's right? Because he has a sh!t ton of those too. Or do not see those either?

How to say "I don't understand how the defensive scheme works without saying I don't know how the defensive scheme works". He needs reps and experience, which he would have gotten in training camp and preseason if he wasn't injured most of it. Or should the Bills have had a crystal ball to see that was going to happen also? SMFH at some people.

Not the way it works in this scheme. Safeties are the key to the entire defense. If he can't be relied upon to do what he is supposed to do on every play and not get smoked deep then he will not play until he can be.

The Bills safeties have to be able to both disguise coverages well and know their assignments inside and out. Getting burned by not doing what he was supposed to do on that 67 yard Collins TD was not something McDermott is going to accept. Douglas gave him a "WTF are you doing rookie, where is my help?" motion as he was chasing Collins...Their number one rule is don't get beat over the top. He missed a lot of training camp and preseason and hasn't had a lot of reps...he needs more reps and to get more comfortable in the scheme and with what they are doing on D. His role is to learn how to play in this system properly and what his role is in relationship to the other 10 guys out there.

OK...let's see what happens...that's a big 'ol boy right there... 5' 11" 243 lbs...his nickname was "The Thiccer Kicker". Pretty solid stats at Mizzou, that's a solid D1 program...

So is a miss by a yard somehow better? They all count the same...for nothing. You don't get bonus points by missing 'closer' This ain't horseshoes or cornhole or curling.

I mean maybe after seeing what they did Nyheim Hines his expectations are tempered. Didn't seem to have an issue integrating Rasul tho...