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‘Although Brandon denied the claims, there was still some major tension between him and the Pegulas because the investigation had uncovered that Brandon had been deceitful about the allegations and other job-related issues.’

‘According to Bills GM Brandon Beane, the Bills called Allen to talk about the tweets on draft day. According to Syracuse.com’s Matthew Fairburn, Allen took ownership of the tweets, despite embarrassment about sending them.’

‘And while Bryant will eventually sign somewhere, it’s hard to imagine any team paying him as one of the league’s top wideouts. Instead, Bryant, who is more possession receiver than deep threat, will be looking for a contract similar to the three-year, $21 million deal the Ravens gave Michael Crabtree last month.’

‘The problem for Allen is that his Twitter nightmare didn’t go away after he got picked, instead, it might have actually gotten worse. Just minutes after the Bills’ selection, people on Twitter discovered two specific tweets that Allen had sent out about Katherine Webb, who you might know better as AJ McCarron’s wife. And yes, that’s the same AJ McCarron who was just signed by the Bills this offseason.’

‘”Man, it was great,” Tremaine said. “Definitely to see my other brother get drafted tonight, it was a big time relief for my whole family. I know everybody’s excited and I’m excited. It’s a long time coming, but we can finally say that we made it.”‘

‘For Bucs GM Jason Licht, this is a fantastic deal, as he lands two premium second-round picks in exchange for moving down five spots. For the Bills, they get their man, a big-armed, physical specimen who can whip the ball deep.’

‘Understandably so, Beane didn’t want to delve into Incognito’s tweets besides letting us know that Incognito is still retired. And at this point, it’s clear that we should trust his word over Incognito’s. That doesn’t mean Incognito won’t eventually try to un-retire, but as Beane indicated, a couple of tweets won’t be enough to make that happen. A process away from Twitter needs to take place for Incognito to return to the field, if that’s really what he wants to do. In the meantime, the Bills are proceeding as if he’s not coming back.’

‘In addition to the previously unknown health concerns, the 34-year-old Incognito remained angry that his base salary had been reduced from $6.3 million to $3.6 million for next season. Of course, he agreed to that pay cut last month, though it came with a $1 million bonus, ostensibly a gesture by the team to let Incognito know they wanted him to return in 2018.’

‘This is actually a brilliant tactic by McCoy and that’s mainly because Incognito has made it pretty clear this offseason that he was upset by the fact that the Bills asked him to take a pay cut. Not only did he fire his agent (THROUGH TWITTER), but he flat out told MMQB’s Peter King that he would consider returning for the “right price.”‘

‘If the tweet is legit and Incognito is truly moving on from Athletes First, that’s an odd way to approach that decision. The tweet itself is quite a rollercoaster as well. Incognito started off with a strong Trump-esque “you are fired!” before wishing the company well, and then closing out with a peace sign emoji. What a ride!’

‘Jones, who’s headed into his second season with the Bills, also seems to be in good shape with the team that selected him in the second round of the 2017 NFL Draft. At the NFL Owners meeting earlier this week, Bills general manager Brandon Beane said the team’s plan is to keep Jones.’

‘In an Instagram post, Kelly’s wife, Jill, thanked the doctors and nurses and noted that her husband is entering a “very significant time of recovery.”‘

‘Jones was arrested and transported to a nearby medical center to be evaluated and treated for injuries. After Jones was released, Los Angeles prosecutors elected to drop the felony vandalism charges against him due to “insufficient evidence” in the case.’

‘Witnesses on the scene told TMZ that Cayleb kept Zay from seriously harming himself. Cayleb seemed to acknowledge that Wednesday, when he sent out the tweet below.’

‘Police told NFL.com that Jones broke a window and a glass door at a residential building in downtown Los Angeles. As of Tuesday night, he is in custody while also getting treated for injuries, police said. Bail was set at $20,000, according to ESPN’s Mike Rodak.’