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Or the price they’re asking for the relative value they bring to a zero win team with dim prospects in a down season isn’t worth the opportunity to roll that unspent cap money to next season when things hopefully look brighter.

...uhhh, I think I'd go with the blind squirrel or broken clock theory before I'd go with Browns GM QB whisperer theory... ...and while it's funny, screw Cowherd.

Rumor was the quote hit him right in the hands and he still dropped it.

Two thoughts: 1) He’s a Pitt alum... maybe he’ll make a name for himself with INTs as well 2) I liked “The Heist” - Thrift shop seems fitting here

Maybe Carron J Phillips got confused and thought he was writing his Race or Social Issues column instead of his Sports column. He's a real credit to Morehouse College and Syracuse University... real enlightened take.

I'm thinking someone lost a bet...

Stinkah FitzTragic

Was it bigger than the steamer that the Bills took on Bills fans for the first 6 qtrs of the season?

I was going to add Billy Joe Hobert, but by his own admission he never even bothered to get started, so I’m not sure he’d count.

Man, TBD gonna have a meltdown today!

Define “finished out the season”;

Orton didn’t have to say anything. His play on the field said it all when he slid a yard short of a first down and came up with sand in his panties. I hope Uncle Rico enjoys his retirement while he rots in hell.

I don’t think they expected Peterman to suck so bad that they couldn’t even feel comfortable trusting him as a backup.

Such as starting the towel boy at QB, like they tried in week 1...

I wish Peterman was Rudy; he only played 3 plays ever in his last game at Notre Dame as a gimmick, he never ever came close to starting.

Brad Kaaya. Pshaw. I predict mid RPO on Sunday Allen's molar will leap from his head unprovoked and lay waste to Joey Bosa as he stand on the sideline in a walking boot, thus beginning the legend of Josh Allen.

First offensive play from scrimmage, Allen should throw the ball through the uprights, preferably the opposing uprights, from his own 20 for all of the Chargers to marvel at his feat of strength and tremble in their cleats, and then from there on out they should run the bejeebus out of McCoy until he pukes.

NFL rules state that you're not allowed to be "a idiot" or "an moron" that covers the NFL if you also happen to cover another professional sport in a different city... HOWEVER, you CAN be "a idiot" or "an moron" and cover the NFL alone, or the NFL plus another professional sport in the same city... OR you can be "an idiot" or "a moron" and cover whatever sport in whichever city you like and it's totally cool by the NFL.

I actually believe the cracks in the foundation were there before the band aid QBs were ever applied, at the end of the SB run when Kelly's career was winding down. Ever since free agency became a reality no Bills FO has figured out how to build the core of a team through the draft, retain them, and add missing pieces through FA in a way that worked within the confines of the salary cap. It may be heresy to say, but since Butler spent the team into cap hell trying to get back to the SB and then jumped ship to San Diego it has been all downhill due to half measures taken to clean up the mess. I thought we were starting to see progress with Whaley and Marrone, but Wrex took a big steaming ? on that. I was always impressed at how teams like Pittsburgh had a plan that allowed them to target positions in the draft and develop them on a rookie contract in a way that would allow them to fill the void of an aging player, or one they couldn't afford to retain, who would be gone in 2 years. I was hoping Whaley would bring that with him...

I think a young QB can be “ruined,” but I don’t think it’s from bad play or a lack of supporting talent on the field, I think it’s due to poor coaching off the field and lack of support through the growing pains. Case use in point, I don’t think EJ would have succeeded long term, but starting him in his rookie season when his QB coach also happened to be an OC who was in his first year in the NFL under a surly head coach who didn’t want to develop a rookie QB seemed like doubling down on his failure to me. I don’t know if this is the right staff to develop Allen, but unless we’re going to have him ride the pine until the next regime change it’s the lot he was, and we as fans were, dealt. Let’s hope they can set the right expectations and guide him through the bumps.

He also had Ted Marchibroda as his OC to maximize the offensive talent, and Walt Corey as his DC to underutilize the wealth of defensive talent... shove that effin “read and react” BS right back where it came from, Walt.

Where. The. Hell. did you get pictures of my junk?!?! Wait... motherf... YOU’RE the peeping teef!!!

Didn’t read through the whole thread, but if they’re going with Allen, trading the player who might be able to help take some of the pressure off of him would be a mistake IMO.

I’m gonna go out on a limb and guess Sullivan must have deemed “romanticizing” to be his word of the day and dared his reader to use it in a sentence.

You may want to check the score of that Cleveland game, there, Headknocker...