Doc Brown

He won't have a fun afterlife then.

I really don't know what's worse. Those trying to defend it as if it wasn't a joke or the people on the left that fall for it every time and continue to feed the troll.

Lol. Sounds about right. If it was 2007 it was pry an awful game by Edwards or Losman with the former coach of the year Dick Jauron presiding. Now we're complaining that we miss 1:00 games and that our 5th WR option isn't good enough.

I think it's similar with Rasul Douglas. Think he's washed and/or demanding too much money.

A home game against the Giants where there was heavy rain that started after the first quarter with the temperature right around freezing. I don't know the year or date (late 2000's) maybe. but I remember I was so cold that my brother and I drove home in only our boxers with the heat on high because our clothes were drenched. Once your clothes get wet in that weather you're screwed. The Bills lost the game of course after getting up on them early.

India has significantly lower labor costs (70%) than China. It's a logical place to move your manufacturing production if I was a CEO.

Why exempt tariffs on smart phones and computer imports from China then?

Weird. They actually realize that the importer (themselves) would pay their own tariffs so they simply exempt the tariffs from imports that they need most. It's almost as weird as the US exempting smart phone and computer imports made in China from tariffs because it would hurt the importer (us) the most. I like how we're seeing in real time how dumb starting a tariff war is.

He said good WRs. I know jack squat when it comes to evaluating WR's. Trends are much easier to identify though. If you can find a disappointing WR given where he was drafted that breaks out in year five despite given ample opportunity his first four years to prove himself let me know. Even with bad Browns QB play last year when they targeted Jeudy they had a 94.7% passer rating. When they targeted Moore they had a 42.4% passer rating which put him 98th of 98th qualifying WR's according to PFF. Ideally, if he makes the team he is our 5th WR who I pray will only see the field if one of the top four are injured.

Ok. I take my take back on Beane coming across as thin skinned. These guys had it coming.

Good point. Teams have gotten wiser imo of letting quality WR's hit the open market. Jerry Jeudy is the only other one that comes to mind although he did technically sign an extension before the 5th year of his rookie deal. I think they knew the relationship was done and that he might even take less in guarantees to play for another team. At worst you're stuck together on a pretty team friendly deal. Smart of them to do with the comp pick formula (wish they would do away with comp picks tbh).

He's had over 100 targets the last two years though so those yards aren't that impressive when he did about the same with the Jets on less targets. I don't see him getting 100 targets here. Character concerns scare me with this guy. He forced his way off the Jets and based upon recent reports he wasn't happy in Cleveland's offense either. Two teams invested a 2nd round pick in him and he only played for those teams for two years. I know it's the Jets and the Browns but still. Both seemed to have no problem moving on from him. I think if teams thought he has the potential to be a Superstar we wouldn't be able to get him post draft for such a low base salary. I'll be interested in seeing the contract details to see how much dead cap we would eat if he doesn't make the roster OJ Howard style.

If they need a pregnant woman stand in my wife said she could lose 30 pounds.

So you're saying there's room for improvement. Do the Bills pro scouting department knows what it's doing when it comes to WR? Every year it seems like somebody is trying to sell me a WR who's never had over 900 yards receiving being unlocked because of Josh Allen (Harty, Sherfield, Samuel, MVS, Crowder, Isabella even). I'm hearing the same sales pitch now with Palmer and Moore. The one's that have worked out (Brown, Beasley, Sanders, Diggs) did it before. At least with Hollins I knew the floor was Jake Kumerow so I wasn't expecting much and was pleasantly surprised every time he made a play.

If it means more federal holidays than hell yeah. WWI, WWII, Korean War, Vietnam, Gulf War, Iraq, Afghanistan, Civil War. That's seven extra right there.

That's probably likely. I don't know exactly how they factor in QB play into account in each WR's grade. Not paying their membership fee.

PFF is garbage when it comes to Moore. PFF is the best indicator of true WR quality when it comes to Hollins. Am I doing that right?

I feel okay with Rapp out there. Not thrilled with the options at the other spot. Banking on Bishop markedly improving is not a smart plan imo. Safety is definitely our weakest position group in terms of both quality and depth.

Yes. He was extremely hesitant to throw in Diggs, Beasley, Brown, E. Sanders, Hollins, and Coleman into the starting lineup because they were "new." It's never been a mystery with McDermott. He puts in the players that he feels gives him the best chance to win. I'm guessing the offensive coordinator has the exact same philosophy.

Yeah. I forgot to add his name so even I got confused there. I'll edit it to make me seem less idiotic than usual. You're right though in the disconnect between the type of WR's Beane drafts compared to the WR's he's had success with (Shakir being the only exception). Heck, even an older E. Sanders had more success compared to guys like Coleman (so far) and Davis.

Man. You guys will swallow anything. It rebounded because investors are making a bet that Trump will continue to back down on tariff implementation because it'll spook the markets too much.

Hollins made plays but he wasn't exactly a tough matchup for CB's in man coverage. He was ranked 87th of 99 WR's that qualified in terms of receiving ability according to PFF FWIW. His blocking will be the most missed part of his game. Correlation doesn't exactly equal causation but our offense put up 30 plus points in eight straight games when we traded for Cooper. We definitely got faster and Palmer and Moore's skill set (smaller, shiftier, better route runners/separators) is what Allen has thrived with in WR's in the past (Diggs, Brown, Beasley, Shakir, and even McKenzie to some extent).

No. It was the tariffs. Stock market spiked his first couple of weeks before he started with his tariff nonsense.

If you read insane people on a regular basis you yourself become insane.

You're at a point where you're arguing how a crappy tariff act wasn't the main driver of the Great Depression. You're right by the way but implementing universal tariffs is still just an awful policy.