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How do we know it just wasn’t the fact that there weren’t any starters playing and it was A LOT of 3rd teams players or players who won’t make the team. Bills organization has been a tough nut to crack with arrival of McBeane. You won’t hear anything unless they want you to.

Yes I did. As a coach, you have to handle difficult situations. What about 13 seconds? That was a complete cluster f. Is that a distraction? OR is it possible Coaches/Players/Teams are capable of drowning out the outside noise and focus? Do you not remember all the members of the Pats** and Billy B having to sit in front of media and answer questions?

Again, I gave you two examples that lasted an entire season and hung over the Pats**. Those same things happened. It didn’t effect them one bit. And how would you actually know if it did. The Bills organisation is a tight ship, those things don’t leak out. I seriously doubt McD is so distracted he can’t focus on the Rams right now.

Why would McDermott out and out defend him?? I don’t think that tells you anything at all. A young woman was raped, there is no doubt about that. A Buffalo Bills player has been accused of involvement in that. Gather evidence and respect the victim. McD isn’t a lawyer and he’s not working for the police. He won’t have all the information they have. It would be a PR disaster to come out and defend a player like that. That goes for any player who is accused or currently involved in an investigation.

Serious question. Why do fans think this will derail the season? Do fans think Josh is sat thinking about this and not focused on the Rams? Is Von Miller going to be so distracted he won’t be able to rush the passer? I get it, it’s a bad look and bad for the Bills organizationally but I don’t get how it effects the players. Can anyone point me in a direction where something bad has happened to a football team PR wise and it’s completely derailed a season? Spygate was embarrassing for the Pats**, they proceeded to win 18 straight games. They went 12-4 and went to the AFC championship after Deflategate. Both of those situations had more to do with football and the game itself more than what a single player has done off the footballs field.

I'm not sure I really buy what Jordan Palmer was saying. He was naming off other players he never saw put this pressure on, and all of them weren't QBs. Ocho Cinco? Brandon Marshall? Matt Forte? C'mon no city is putting pressure on those players to elevate the franchise. Every franchise who doens't have a franchise QB puts pressure on the next great hope. Also, Buffalo had the drought.

ALAW!!! What a match, Elland Road was madness.

They could have just deferred to the NFL statement and not put Watson in front of the media. I’m not sure why they keep doing it but Browns going to Brown.

This Browns PR team can’t actually be this bad can they?

Well that was an awful user esperience to get tickets. Used to get them all the time pre covid. I'm traveling back to Rochester for 2 weeks during training camp and wanted to get to camp but waited in the line and it ended up selling out. If any one has a couple spares, would like to take my daughter, PM me please.

I have been stream only since late 2015. I would never go back to a cable or dish service, I just don't see the beneift at all. A few thoughts/comments on going full streaming: - Live sports are on a delay. It ranges anywhere from 15-30 seconds If you follow on social channels like Twitter as well, you can tell. So live isn't really live. - You have to put your money into a good Internet Service Provider and ideally you need Fibre. I get speeds of up to 2gb but then if your house is fully connected that speed is split between all your devices. - A lot of these streaming services, besides maybe Netflix, are still learning how to make a good app that provides video content. Lots of the controls can be clunky. As I posted above, if you like to follow along on twitter, while you are watching these games... you can tell there's a delay/lag. If you can stay off social media, it's not really an issue.

Not for nothing but Florio is a mouth for the NFLPA and this screams of a leak to piss on the NFL case, which is nothing new for Florio. The AP has a much different account of what's happened and is still contends the NFL will seek an indefinate suspension of at least a year.

I don't know... Cowboys vs. Rams is still on table.

I like the player. Bills had trouble beating 2-high safety last year. They just couldn’t run out if it, they’ll beat it with checkdowns. You want to treat him as a RB, and cover with a LB, good luck. Also, going to be a real problem when Bills run 12 personnel. Diggs, Davis, Knox, Howard and now Cook. All pass catchers. Good luck to the opposing teams LBs.

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Yup. And the advancement in growing grass and mainting grass has advanced A LOT since teams have gone to artificial turf. It's why the Ravens went back to natural grass. M&T Stadium is positioned so that in the winter months, the sunlight doesn't actually reach the field level. They tried for a couple seasons when it first opened and the field would get torn up, so went to artificial. Honestly I'm surprised more NFL teams don't looke at what soccer teams in Europe do, as they've use some very, very good systems to maintain natural grass throughout the winter months. This includes a hybrid technology, that many Premier league teams use. Baltimore is now using a artifical lighting system to grow the grass in winter months, which Europena soccer clubs also do. All of this comes at a cost though and I'm sure is more expensive to maintain than artificial turf.

Last season ACL tear will do that. Could still bring him back and I doubt there is a massive market for him with the knee.

Damnnnnnnn the AFC West just is going to cannibalise itself haha.

Jilted lover. So he wants to go with the team that initially didn’t want him and his in rebuild mode over a team that will be competing for Super Bowl. Ok then!!

From the looks of it, they've basically given back the $2m they cut from him and can still cut him next year, without a massive cap hit.

2 years, $4.4m... that's a really good deal for Buffalo.

I'm sure there will be cap savings. He was meant to count $11.25m against the cap this season. EDIT: Oh and we keep a starting piece of our OL.

whaaaa… he was literally the reason they didn’t make the playoffs, after being on a playoff positon. He played awful down the stretch.

A football team actually gave up draft picks… again… for Carson Wentz?!?