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"Rondell Bothroyd wasn't among those selected in the 2024 NFL Draft, but the 6-foot-3, 273-pounder out of Manchester, Connecticut, will have an opportunity not too far from his hometown to begin his NFL journey. Bothroyd agreed to sign with the Buffalo Bills late Saturday night after the completion of the seventh round."

Worthy apparently lost a little speed over the night... https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/40158338/chiefs-receiver-xavier-worthy-car-stolen-source-says

I do really like this idea… however on the flip side about zero negativity, if he ever screws up and we have to fire him. That will become a really long season due to potential retribution from the other refs…

Heard a "rumor" that the best method is to access Reddit nflstreams on a mobile device. Find the game your interested in, and type that address into the FireStick Web Browser to run direct from the stick with no casting delay. But no one does this, we all pay for Sunday Ticket or frequent establishments that have the games playing.

Exactly like CBend stated. When a team cuts a player, they are no longer responsible for any more bonuses or salary. However, they are responsible for the "pro-rated" amount of their signing bonuses and any other bonus structures to span more than the year in which it was paid out for. This is where the "Dead Money" comes into play. It is not necessarily money that we owe to the player, it is money that has been previously paid to the player that must be accounted for towards the Salary cap.

that is an interesting POV that makes a lot of sense. That would diminish the return value of hosting the Super Bowl.

I have always thought it was best to have it on a Saturday. Especially how big/main stream the event has become. Between Kids having school and parents working, it limits the ability for some to attend social gatherings. I understand we don't need another "Holiday" as not all jobs give employees those days off, but for the majority not working retail, having it on a Saturday would be better all around. The only time I was comfortable with it being on a Sunday was the one year our Bills were screwed to play on 1 weeks rest. I believe that is the last time that has happened too..

PEDs...Performance Enhancing Devices...

i'm skeptical because they call out specific areas:

Did you read the whole article? Even at the end it states: This will definitely be interesting to see how the league truly enforces this rule. Because the way the Article explains, the minute a player leaves his feet, his forward progress stops. However, I believe the interesting part of the online rule is : So what defines "giving oneself up"? I guess it is more directed at the awkward forward falls then the true head first dives

Wouldn't they have to volunteer since they made the playoffs...As I recall, the only mandatory teams are non-playoffs and non-first year head coaches.

Nope, wont happen. Best comment is the first comment from Kim Pegula "No Comment" So we know the family agrees with the dog. :-)

I posted mine about the same time as 26Corner....my connection was just slower...LOL. Your not dumb, what I posted came off worse than what was in my head as I was typing it. Thought maybe you saw something different on her page. I was confused when we drafted him at first when I was looking at highlights and it said Isiah, and I had to go wait a minute...never heard it abbreviated like that before, but that's where a lot of names/nicknames are becoming more frequent nowadays. But figured everyone was on the same page by now.

Yeah, it does: So please explain how she isn't Zay's Mother?

<sarcasm>No, because then it would be positive press for us. </sarcasm> But I am really proud of the support...maybe it may convince a free-agent or two to consider us outside of the purely financial gain realm.