Amazing, in a thread that has virtually nothing to do with kelsay...We stepped up as Bills fans and managed to get some digs in. Congratulations to you on making up a rumor, telling it to yourself, and then posting in a thread about Levitre.
Stop responding to the trolls. They want you to tell them that they are 'pessimistic' and 'wrong' so they can tell you how right they are..
Just stop responding and it will torment them. They will squirm and think about it. Dwell on it and become more miserable. It's much more effective then trying to debate them as they have no interest in a rational middle, only the attention you provide them that they aren't getting elsewhere.
Why? Why 'let him be himself'? Why shouldn't Stevie get to be himself then? What about Williams? Everybody should just do their own thing. Where does this belief that he's willing to do what it takes to win come from? He's shown time and time again, he's willing to do what he wants to do, but not what he needs to do.
So there is a lack of confidence in the number 2 position at receiver. Let's make dumb moves just because the options there aren't all that great.
My preferred course is to let them stay part time, add an additional Ref who sits up in the box with all the multiple views and can institute instant replay on any play. That would likely interfere with the TV schedule though so the NFL won't be for it and I don't the ref as an organization really care about 'accuracy' or replay.
Except making HBOGo a valuable property that can be subscribed to without a pay TV subscription. Then again, if they don't want my money, I'm ok with that.
I think how many they keep depends on how they do in camp. If all of the guys look good, I think they could find space for them. If they are average...then someone will go. That's the goal...that average players walk due to competition.
It seems like the Bills knew exactly why a lot of teams had their number and addressed it in the off season. We'll see if the players they brought in resolve the issue.
The older players are suffering, but it's not about *if they are suffering*. The question is, "Did the NFL know the impact of concussions and disregard it?"
What new players deal with for the most part is up to them. They've been greedy fools that have ignored these type of issues for top max dollar contracts. The NFLPA and by extension the players again have chosen again and again for *max* dollars instead of safety.