CBD

Schopp claimed on yesterday's show that he believed it was a retalatorial flag, Williams got in the refs face just a couple plays prior due to a missed hands to the face. Regardless, bad call. Also isn't that type of block, where the blocker is going back towards their own end zone, now illegal?

Sabres had a game last night, and the Bills are worse than mediocre, WGRs entire Monday and Friday are devoted entirely to the Bills

The interception that put them in scoring postion at the end of the game i'll put on the QB.

Last season vs. Tennessee, Bills were up 34-28 going into 4th quarter, Fitz threw an int with 2:57 left in the game to setup the go ahead TD for the Titans, Bills lose 35-34.

Lot 2 would be the closest Bills lot, ECC would also be pretty close as you'd just have to walk across the soccer fields to get to the RV lot and it's easier to get out onto Southwestern than the Bills lots.

Aaron Williams transfer from CB to safety has made him a backup. He played some last week due to A Williams moving back to CB.

My assumption is that it is the discretion of the player on whether they wear a brace or not.

They were blocking another team from trading up for Trent.

$9.66M for oline http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap1000000117300/article/franchise-tag-numbers-tentatively-set-2013-cap-near-121m

even that contract isn't close to tackle money, Clady just got 5 yrs $52.5M compared to Levitre's 6 years $46.8

Hate the 4 PM, don't mind prime time

Yes, 4 of them http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/8289496/jacksonville-jaguars-play-four-home-games-london

I don't think that's necessarily true, each of the past two offseasons have seen Weddle and Goldson get pretty large contracts.

Link to actual Buffalo News story: http://www.buffalonews.com/sports/bills-nfl/sources-byrd-agent-trying-to-orchestrate-trade-20130904?two-bills-drive

They drafted an OLB in the 1st round this past year and he took his job.

Or making the manuevers that way gave those players a couple extra days to find work elsewhere.

Amendola, I guess.

Practice squad players earn significantly less than players on the active roster, but they still take home a solid weekly paycheck. NFL practice squad players make a minimum of $6,000 per week they are on the practice squad. There is no limit to how much a team can pay a player on the practice squad. Some will offer a higher weekly salary in order to entice better players to sign, although the practice squad contracts do count against the salary cap. http://www.sbnation.com/nfl/2013/8/31/4677982/nfl-practice-squad-salary-rules-eligibility

It doesn't have to be determined right now, can be someone later in the year also.

Was injury prone in college as well.

Pough released

You forgot about the starting RBs grandfather going on a shooting spree.

I don't think Troup is making the team though.

Is there any confirmation that they are related?

I assume that McKelvin at least keeps punt returns.