Mr. WEO

From this--it's been posted 3 times already....

So the Bills did "a thorough investigation" in the last 1 or 2 days?

"No arrests have been made and San Diego police have not publicly identified any suspects. Detectives recently submitted their investigation to the San Diego County district attorney’s office to determine whether charges should be filed." "At the request of police, she made pretext calls — recorded by detectives — with the men named in the lawsuit whom police “had determined were present in the room when the rape occurred.” Araiza, the complaint alleged, confirmed on a call in late October that they had sex and recommended she get tested for a sexually transmitted disease." Doesn't sound like a shakedown. She went to the cops soon after, then the hospital. The school dragged it's feet, the SDPD seems to be slow rolling this, so she decided to sue to get it out there. Puts the pressure on the DA. Since she was underage, consent isn't an issue. It's at least statutory rape. Since at the time of the attack, he was more than 3 years older than her, it's a felony.

White isn't the best player on this team, let alone possibly the league.

It may be safe to say that Pelissaro, reporting for the NFL's own network, may have been told this today by the League. If that is something that was collectively bargained for, there's little chance a league suspension would stand. The NFL will squeeze Kroenke to suspend this idiot.

Giants stopped them in SB 42. 3 years before Moss, NE had won back to back SBs. In Moss's 3rd season there, Welker was the team's leading season. NE won 6 SB without a true #1WR. But I agree, most teams have to have a legit #1 WR to get to the next level.

there should be thread about that...

Actually his wife would be the ringer in a foot race...

Maybe, in the ensuing 2 years, McD now means "Find a way to beat the Chiefs in the playoffs".

someone mentioned it upstream as well. but here it is: https://www.democratandchronicle.com/story/sports/football/nfl/bills/2020/04/30/sean-mcdermott-says-buffalo-bills-2020-team-motto-find-way/3056687001/ he doubled down later in the season: https://billswire.usatoday.com/2020/10/26/find-a-way-sean-mcdermott-post-jets-locker-room-buffalo-bills/

He wasn't playing for SD State last year either...

2020: "Find a way" 2021: "Humble and hungry" 2022: "Find a way"

In ATL, Mike Mularkey had 3 top 10 scoring Offenses. It was easier with Ryan, Roddy White, Julio, Mike Turner, Freeman, etc. McDaniel isn't getting spotted that roster. My point was that, blocking aside, Gesicki is a good weapon to utilize. An untested HC with a thin resume (and I'm being generous here) at running an Offense getting rid of a guy because he can't block yet having no serious catching threat who can didn't make much sense to me---other than for the price I guess. Mc

what was last year's mission statement?

How did the Shanahan Offense do without Kittle---a guy who famously demanded to to be paid as a WR, not a TE? Who is the Fins slightly above average TE that blocks well and catches?

Kyle Shanahan isn't walking through the Dolphins door anytime soon..... Who is that? Where is that guy? Shanahan's Offense (McDaniel is a glorified position coach) depended on a Kittles caliber TE. That guy isn't walking through the door either.

Trade a significant weapon because he does not fulfill the blocking requirements of The Legendary Mike McDaniels Offense? lol--who will they replace him with? Lee Smith?

The real question is....could the Bills fit him up?

hmmm...Edmunds thread. nice

It's the nature of the game---and all of pro sports, really. . The best QBs are always under this same pressure.

No. This is why they picked him and this is why they pay him.

Clearly I didn’t do that but all you back benchers only have these straw men to attack, so….. have at it! Beats being on point! Plus you get to toss in your reaffirming “yeah, MAN!!”. But I’m done swatting flies….lol

See below. The "at his best" was a weak take. Maybe you didn't understand what I was responding to. I think Beane is a very good GM. But the claim that he took a bad 2nd round pick (I thought it was a pick at the wrong position for need at the time, not just a pick of a bum) and a few years later turned it into a 5th isn't a GM "at his best'. It's a decent break for an error, not a stroke of masterful management. I've made that clear in every post. That's not "framing it as a negative". Given the source, I'll take your opinion of "poor thinking" as the conclusion of an expert in that field...lol.

I can only think of one: Sherlock...