Malazan

I agree with Diggs. In 2020, the Bills put in the work in the offseason (away from the team). It's time to have an offseason like that again.

Rodgers taking 60 million to retire in NYC would be amusing.

when they trade him the Broncos for like 16 first round picks.. he's gonna look like a genius.

Stay classy Chief's staff family members.

Poyer has been amazing. He also had some mental errors back there this season. He's not the same player he was even a year ago.

Reading between the lines is my favorite because no matter what they say I can pretend they're saying whatever fits my mood!

It felt like he already took a year off.

They won't do that. The players would like to have their cake and to eat it too. Add on the horrendous union leadership they've had under Smith and Tretter and you don't have any adults at the wheel watching out for the players when they have conflicting self interests.

The NFL isn't the one standing in the way of a lot of 'safety' improvements. It's the players themselves. They have rejected previous improvements to equipment because they worry it may cost them an iota of performance and this money.

Yep, for all his cluster he would do it all over again for the money.

Unless he's taking Hyde with him.. it doesn't seem important.

oh no, losing Chad Hall is such a blow..

Well, that person wasn't Bieniemy. If you're building a donut delivery operation that's going to keep McClappy constantly supplied with donuts then Bieniemy is your guy. Otherwise, look elsewhere.

Why didn't they give him a call last season? Probably had more fight in him than our line did. R.I.P. You Dastardly Bastard.

I think you're overlooking the real problem. It's not whether that 1 call decided the game.. it's that every conversation around any game often ends up more about egregious calls or non-calls. Why did several much more obvious penalties go uncalled and then this one get called? That is the particular problem the NFL has with it's officiating. If a penalty *could* be called on every play then there's a massive problem with the rulebook and the rules are so complex that they can't be enforced appropriately and consistently by the officials then you need to make changes.

Wut? I think the officiating is an issue (well, more the complexity of the rulebook trying to account for everything), but underpaid is not any part of the problem.

What's wrong with the online? If we're all posting on here.. why does it need to be rebuilt?

The jets seem to always be involved in some way when a QB gets punched in the face.

What? Daboll wasn't a part of this offense this season. He is the HC of Giants... Regardless of that bit of insanity.. Hall is likely NOT NEXT IN LINE TO BE OC OF THE BILLS. So expanding his network of contacts and showing his skills elsewhere is likely to increase his prospects of becoming an OC somewhere. How someone can fail to grasp that expanding your contacts in your profession increases your chances at getting a better job is mind boggling.

Eric Bienemy, is that you? Doing a good job at the same position elsewhere tends to be a good way to increase your opportunities. You become known to a different group of people and you prove you can do it again somewhere else.

Did you read? Joe Brady stayed.. he's likely next in line if Dorsey leaves and they go in-house.

Joe Brady stayed.. Hall doesn't seem to be in line for an OC position here. He likely needs to go somewhere else and collect accolades elsewhere if he wants to gets looks at OC.

I am glad she is improving. My mom passed away unexpectedly to a similar cardiac issue on January 1st the day before Damar and it was utterly surreal to see it happen. I can understand how much seeing that would affect them.

The 1st Jets game and half the games this season before that? Time travel is a *****, I guess.

Antonio Brown gives me CTE