BringBackOrton

Replacing Wentz with Foles is a little disingenuous, no? Alex Smith was also drafted #1.

Josh is killing it! I may buy another subscription now.

So you won't pay for coverage because they post articles you won't agree with sometimes? Well, I'm not sure they expect customers like you, anyway.

Road Sodas and Quinn? Why not just follow every failed journalism major from the Amherst school district?

Marrone was good! LOL this makes sense.

I think back in 2015 there was a stat that we averaged 2 full more YPC when we ran to the left than when we ran to the right. If I'm an offensive playcaller that stat is gonna mean a lot to me.

Yeah, I think they matter.

With 4 ProBowl caliber DB's this year? Why? Kromer 2.0?

No. I remember him singlehandedly winning several important games during his time here.

Points scored against NE and Brady.

That's quite possibly the second most important position in football. Mario was also a beast against the run. Von is making more than Mario did. And he was a SB MVP.

It actually is. I demonstrated that black people are not a monolith that all agree what is racist and what isn't. And that what you decide is racially offensive doesn't mean a damn to a black individual. That's REALLY important. Like, should be taught in schools, important.

When will this meme die? Fitz wasn't close to overpaid and could've easily been kept at his contract. Him and EJM is exactly the same situation as what the Bills will try to do this year. Hopefully, the QBs are better. Mario was also worth every penny. No Bill has had double digit sacks since he's been gone and he did it every year here except his last. Bingo! Double bingo!

Nope. They are free to think whatever they want as well.

Was there in answer to my question in there? Is this a one way street? Would you educate Mike Pouncey on what is and isn't racially offensive?

Then I'd like to see us find a year without $6.5M to spare. I think you'd see the same result.

No, but I'm not an honorary black guy. I thought the implication was obvious. Would you educate Mike Pouncey on what is and isn't racially offensive?

I haven't seen how they can recoup much more than that going forward, but I haven't read everything. I was responding to the hypothetical amount.

I'm not an honorary black guy. Clearly there was some sort of context that Pouncey and the gang didn't find them offensive. Or are you gonna say those black guys have the "wrong" opinions on race, massa?

They mishandled the cap by extending Wood. They can't undo that, it was a bad extension. Kicking $3M down the road is a death sentence now? Do you pay attention to the modern capology today? I'd love for you to point out 1 year in the last decade when the Bills didn't have $3M+ in cap space to spare. Just one. Otherwise, you're being an ass over chump change.

I don't know. Out of context, maybe. The guys who knew Richie didn't seem to give a !@#$, though.

If I answer AGAIN, are you gonna keep digging to China or what?

You literally asked me what a black person would say. I gave you what several said. I didn't say should or shouldn't. You tripped on that rake all on your own. It's over. Quit while you're sprawled out on the floor. It's possible he did. I remain unconvinced and continue to give him the benefit of the doubt. You clearly don't. To act like my side is the one aggressively jumping to conclusions and yours isn't seems odd. Furthermore, this doesn't have to be a courtroom to believe in the ideals this country was based off of.

Let's ask some. https://www.si.com/nfl/audibles/2013/11/06/richie-incognito-honorary-black-man-miami-dolphins-jonathan-martin We may now have an answer, unusual as it may be. Armando Salguero of the Miami Herald reported Wednesday that Incognito is considered "an honorary black man" by his teammates. "Richie is honarary," one player who left the Dolphins this offseason told me today. "I don't expect you to understand because you're not black. But being a black guy, being a brother is more than just about skin color. It's about how you carry yourself. How you play. Where you come from. What you've experienced. A lot of things." That explanation seemingly goes hand in hand with what ESPN's Cris Carter said on SportsCenter, following a talk with Miami center Mike Pouncey. "They love Richie Incognito and they wish he was playing football for them this [Monday]," Carter said, via the Herald. Receiver Mike Wallace echoed those comments to Salguero, saying, "I don't have a problem with Richie. I love Richie." Cornerback Brent Grimes and tight end Michael Egnew, meanwhile, both stated that Incognito is not racist. Reasonable doubt and innocent until proven guilty. Why would I give pause? You should give pause in condemning him.

You act like there's an objective interpretation here on what constitutes "offensive" or "racist." You know that's not the case, right? He's apologizing because he said something and Ngakoue thought it was racist. Easy peasy.