HOUSE

Bills 28 Steelers 17

I am willing to bet Daboll has one interview maybe. He is not a head coach

He was right

Has a big nose

Why are they bringing Christmas gift on the field?

I should have gone bowling

Both of these teams need to fire everybody

We need a Superbowl win by at least 45 points, anything else will be a massive bummer

This is big

Geeez, I leave for 5 minutes then Bedlam hits

Great stat, The Bills should be favored by 14 this week

If the Bills lose to the 49ers, I will personally add McDermott to the list. YOU GOT TO GO...BYE....SEE YA!

We could trade McDermott for a bag of donuts, a hot pretzel and a hot dog

This is a tricky thread, I am not falling for this....

This is one of those tricky fire him now threads ..

Drafting a Ford while passing on a Metcalf is not good

We need to fire people. No more mister nice guy

Very inconvenient scheduling

Why does the color of a stupid horse impress everyone?

Complying with the NFL's salary cap from year to year is always a balancing act, and it's a job general managers and decision-makers don't take lightly, nor should they. Right now, along with navigating a pandemic-impacted regular season, all 32 NFL organizations are preparing for perhaps the biggest challenge the salary cap has ever presented. Clubs are aware there will be a decrease in the cap number next year due to COVID-19 repercussions, but to what degree? That's still unknown, as there are estimates out there, but no official number from the league. All 32 teams must be below the cap number at the start of the new league year. Challenges 1) Using the franchise tag will become more difficult. 2) Teams with less draft capital may be in for longer periods of hardship. 3) A major threat to veteran roster spots. https://www.nfl.com/news/2021-nfl-salary-cap-conundrum-three-major-consequences-of-projected-decrease

I willie like dis

This is shocking news, glad I checked in this morning

Leslie Frazier can help any team at defending the Hail Mary ..

Wasn't he a singer in the 70s?