A few thoughts as I think about how to play the upcoming season.
1. If there is a shortened/limited training camp I am going to hammer under's early in the season. Defense is always ahead of offense in training camp.
2. I'll play against any new coaches/coordinators early and often
3. Going to prioritize older rosters, figure the vets are going to learn faster and possibly know how to come in more prepared physically
4. probably will lay off all pre season win total bets
Any other thoughts?
They positioned the draft for the first week of Nielson Sweeps ratings for the spring, this is important for driving advertising dollars. Which is why it made the move several years ago.
I bet it has to do with physicals more than anything else from the GM side. Wasting an early pick on a bum knee sucks (insert Willis McGahee joke here)
That line seems right. Had an easy schedule this year, have a much taller task this year, even with the team seemingly ready to take one more step forward. I don't see any value in betting it this year like last years number. Pass
All this does is eliminate people jumping off of buses onto tables. Still drink on the way to the game, all morning until game time. They are just moving the masses to another location.
the biggest thing here is using medical pot can reduce the usage of opioid pain killers and are truly addictive and can have long lasting impact after football.
Sounds like most sound bits from most new coaches taking over bad units. I'm not sure how he is continuing on the Browns laughing stock of an organization. I see the Browns and the Bills in the same league when it comes to laughing stocks. At this point, I wish the Bills were as progressive as the Browns.
Nice write-up on history of New Era and naming of the Stadium.
http://www.rollingstone.com/sports/new-era-turned-buffalo-into-sportswear-capitol-of-the-world-w468720
http://fansided.com/2014/05/12/undrafted-free-agents-2014-kenny-guiton-joining-buffalo-bills/#!M4AhU
Didn't see it listed anywhere. Interesting pickup for developmental. Back up to Miller at OSU. Did well while Miller was injured.