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QB: Allen RB: OJ WR: Andre TE: Warlick OT: Peters G: Billy Shaw/Joe D it was a tie vote C : Kent Hull DE: Bruce OLB: Bennett DT: Sestak MLB: Cowart CB: James FS/SS: Saimes P: Maguire K - Christie KR: McGee Coach: Saban

If Mayo should get fired, they would be smart to back up the Brinks truck for Ben Johnson who I can see would take the job given the presence of Maye, their cap space, and draft potential.

He’s gonna be a problem sooner than later.

If either getting the #1 seed or the threat of losing the #2 seed is a possibility in week 18, the starters need to play. Otherwise, they get the week off.

The issues that plagued him in college are the same issues that plague him still. His awareness and technique haven’t improved one iota since he entered the league. Can’t wait til he’s gone.

Glad they didn’t give him Beiber instead.

Here’s the list of the 50 sports journalists who voted for the AP NFL MVP for last season. Jason Kirk, the author of that ludicrous SB Nation article, is nowhere to be seen. I imagine the list will be mostly the same for this year and NONE of them will be influenced by any article written or their previously held opinion before this season. They’ve all seen what Josh has become over the course of this year. And for what it’s worth, Josh was the runaway MVP winner in a poll of 27 high ranking NFL team officials. https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/heres-the-full-list-of-the-50-ap-awards-voters Here is the link for the article on the poll from two days ago. https://www.nfl.com/news/nfl-executives-vote-on-2024-nfl-season-awards

Regardless of the change, both articles were/are not factual. There was never any doubt at all, AT ALL, that Josh Allen was gonna be a high first round pick.

Nope. It’s always gonna be the Dolphins. The sting of the 70s still lingers.

Yet. Why hasn’t it worked yet.

https://media.delawarenorth.com/buffalo-bills-and-delaware-north-unveil-new-food-and-beverage-offerings-at-highmark-stadium-for-the-upcoming-season/

The Pegulas don’t need a cent from PSLs to defray overrun costs for the new stadium. According to one team source, the private equity shares were sold on a valuation basis of $5.8b while another team source said the valuation was $4.5b, so selling 20% of the team means that the Pegulas realized a cash infusion of anywhere from $900m to $1.1b. Must be nice.

I think the selling minority stakes in the team will defray any cost overruns for the new stadium.

If anything, he wanted to show he earned it last season, which he certainly did. But he has dropped off a cliff.

What? Staying in manageable down and distance situations is a good thing?