clayboy54

That’s just so you can come back in a few months and argue Beane did nothing to address the thin WR room. 🤣

Which one of you is Ralph?

I'll be 69 June 9th. You shouldn't feel too very old yet. 🤣

What time does the fun start tomorrow?

Tippman - C at #59

No more players with stupid names!

No, just about 2.5M.

Then he'd get to sit on the shady side of the field.

IMO, he was never the difference maker that people thought he'd become. He's a decent player, but not a guy you want to throw serious money at.

You know the old saying, "You can't please Bills fans on TSW anytime."

Brady was never a head case.

Yes, but Parham is still alive. James is not.

The Chiefs can have McKenzie.

Remember McKissic? Anything can happen until the ink is put to paper.

in about 5-hours, my friend.

Fricken' traitor!

Skimming off the unions isn’t what it used to be.

It was written by a Bills fan. Nick Wojton, LOL. Definitely not someone who knows very much.

You let big-time gambling into the game and this is what you get. I know many of you enjoy betting. I have no issue with sports betting under the table. When it becomes mainstream then games are absolutely decided by money lines. There’s just too darned much money involved to have it any other way. After all, people have lost their lives for less in that game. it’s a real shame.

I thought Moore did a great job overall.

But, who’s gonna replace Josh when we cut him?

We used to call that a "look-out" block. You just yell, "Look-Out!"

What the heck do we know about hiring coordinators? First, everybody says we need a young offensive mind. We got one. Now, everybody says let's hire O'Brien, an older retread with a bad attitude. Thank goodness he went to NE. What logic is there in fishing for coordinators? You just have to pick a guy with some experience that matched the concept of putting your players in the bast position to succeed. The only thing you cannot do is to pick a guy that wants the players to conform to his scheme. If we do that, Josh will fail to progress.

I agree that the OL needs a major upgrade. However, the Bengals OL is right there with us in the "needs help" category. Especially on Sunday with their injuries they fielded a mediocre group and barely gave up pressure. Its all about how you call protections and the responsibilities for each of the guys. This is exactly why Dion looked like crap this year. He didn't suddenly forget how to play. The key is that Kromer's line is not on the same page as Dorsey's play calls. We all know that Aaron Kromer has fielded some of the best lines. Therefore, it has to be on Dorsey. (Nevermind what this has done to Josh.)

I agree. Dorsey's offense was disjunct, inconsistent and underachieving all year long. He failed to keep JA focused and on point in many games. I appreciate the willingness to let the guy learn on the job, but since when do you learn a new job at the highest level first? Plus, I really don't like his arrogance and temper. It started with the time he smashed his Surface tablet, or whatever that was. He was borderline out-of-control after that. I always hate to see a young, promising guy go. (see Wyatt Teller) I also know that you have JA in his prime for only a short number of years. You have to surround him with the best players AND the very best coaches. So, Dorsey needs to take a seat, either here or elsewhere and learn from an experienced OC.