Jerry Jabber

Thanks again Astro! I always look forward to your reports every year.

Call the Waaaaambulance! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QqolWUgxz7E

If Boldin left without a contract, then it's highly unlikely that he'll sign with the Bills.

Sorry for your loss Astro. Thank you again for doing the camp updates!

I hope a deal gets done. With Boldin, the Bills could have their best corps of WR's in over 15 years.

Wonder if spending nine years behind bars have humbled O.J. or will he still continue to act like an ass like he did from when the murder trial was over with in 1995 up until he was jailed for the robbery/kidnapping charges?

I don't know about being at Sherman's level, I still think he will have issues tackling. But if anyone can correct his tackling issues, it's Belichek. Unfortunately, good CB's are hard to retain after their rookie deals as their second contract are usually astronomical.

Gilmore will have Malcolm Butler across from him, so maybe Gilmore will do better in NE.

Jonah Javad from WGRZ had a great comeback for Gilmore: https://www.facebook.com/jonahjavadtv/videos/1578773798820936/ Yep, in case anyone has missed Gilmore play, now they can see his highlights...

+1

The Jerky Boys are awesome! "Sue everybody..."

Oh man, Hogan did that to the great Gilmore? What are we going to do without either one of those guys?!

Any chance the victims families have of winning a lawsuit against the Patriots, since Hernandez was employed by the Patriots? https://www.yahoo.com/sports/attorneys-patriots-compensate-families-aaron-hernandezs-victims-143530631.html

When they played the Packers in 1997 and against the Rams, only because I wanted an AFC team to win the Superbowl. I regret it as well.

It seems it's the Bills luck to have key injuries either before the season or at some point early on in the season which has a significant impact on the Bills playoffs hopes. Last year, it was Reggie Ragland, Shaq Thompson (for most of the year) and Sammy Watkins. Which players can the Bills not afford to lose to injury? My choices are: Tyrod Taylor. If he goes down for significant amount of time, the Bills are toast. Without Taylor, the Bills are a 4-12 team (at best). LeSean McCoy Sammy Watkins This one is hard to nail down, but I'll say more than one injury to the defensive front four. I think they could get away with one player being hurt as it seems like they have good depth at those positions, but any more than that, then there's problems. Micah Hyde

With the Bills trading back with the Chiefs to gain an extra first round pick for next year, you can bet they are going to use both of those picks to move up and draft a QB. The only way that doesn't happen is if Tyrod has a monster year this season. If Watkins, Clay, McCoy and Zay Jones stay healthy for the most part, then Tyrod has a chance of making that happen. I don't agree with Carucci that Tyrod will be less motivated about taking a pay cut. I think Tyrod will be more motivated to prove he is a legitimate franchise QB, if not for the Bills, then another team.

Nigel and Aaron Kromer should spend some time on the beach together.

Let's see how he does in training camp and preseason. Every year we hear about how a player impresses in OTA's but then disappears in training camp.

It's a shame, he was still a young guy. RIP James

Saw Doug on my way out the door Saturday night at Curly's in Lackawanna. Doug was at the bar with a couple of other guys and I over heard him say "F@#K THE BILLS!" I wish I could I stayed a while longer to hear what he had to say. I was surprised to see him in the Buffalo area still. While Doug didn't bash the Bills to the media, he definitely has bad feelings towards the organization.

Saw Doug on my way out the door Saturday night at Curly's in Lackawanna. Doug was at the bar with a couple of other guys and I over heard him say "F@#K THE BILLS!" I wish I could I stayed a while longer to hear what he had to say. I was surprised to see him in the Buffalo area still.

Numba 72...Ahhh Schitt, 27!!!

That's awesome!

Destroying the Chiefs in KC, 41-7 in the 2011 season opener. Beating Seattle 34-10 in the 2008 season opener was another good one. The problem is, the Bills had some good players on the team but they were spread out all over the place. None of the Bills GM built the team to have a solid foundation, such as a good pass protecting O-line and a good QB.

Those were some great moments. Sam Adams' pick six is a favorite memory! I took a friend of mine and went to Jimmy's Old Towne Tavern in Herndon to watch the game and by far that was the most fun I had going to Jimmy's. Opening day 2006, first play from scrimmage, Takeo Spikes sacks Brady and causes a fumble, London Fletcher scoops up the fumble and returns it for a TD.