Matt_In_NH

Man I hope not.....

I was in a bills backers bar when Brady tire his ACL. It was groups of fans from various teams where the bar had Sunday ticket. When the tv panned to Brady clutching his knee the place went nuts. Almost everyone stood up cheering. It was ugly. So yes bills fans will cheer an injury. I saw it

The family thing can always be used to explain this away. And to some extent I believe that this is part of his decision making. But the reality is he is not showing up to OTA's because of the whole situation with his trainer. Like someone else said, he can afford to arrange all sorts of things with his family that most of us dont have as an option.

Only Bills fans think this would be a real jeapardy question.

I prefer "The Fraggles"

are they blue?

Why not "Tommy loves his *****"?

This guy is awesome... "Mow my grass....keep it clean"

OJ unfortunately.

At the end of the day, I doubt OTA's really have a big impact on the field in the fall. And I would say its kind of expected for players to miss OTA's if there is a contract dispute or if they have a life event of some sort. Even though OTA's probably dont matter that much, I think it does matter when a clown like OBJ does not show up. You are part of a team, a new team....get to know your teammates, work with them, have fun with them. His attitude and effort take away from his talent and make just a great receiver. He has the ability to be the best in the game but he chooses to not be that. I am glad he is not on the Bills.

Maybe....it will be close

Cause it makes no sense? LOL

26 of 32 3rd rounders are not signed......man take a deep breath, it will be ok. The odds of a 3rd rounding missing training camp due to a contract dispute? Like right next to 0

why was my post deleted? They could pick up the 5th year option.....but I agree with you I wouldn't give this clown a lot of guaranteed money.

He had more sacks in 2018 than he had in the previous 3 seasons.

The QB is important. Look at how well Mayfield played last year. Then look at the talent they have added. Maybe it wont work out but its pretty obvious why they are the "sexy pick". Next question.

I would say playoff changes are more dependent on him growing as an NFL QB/passer and part of that is not lowering his shoulder and taking guys on to get first downs. He needs to use his head and arm to move the chains not his body. If he does that then the chances he stays healthy are good. If he trys to do too much with his legs he will likely get injured.

I was not taking a shot at Beasley or anything, I like the signing. I am just trying to set expectations as far as output goes, not that its my job to set expectations but we wont see huge stats out of him. At the end of the day I don't think he moves the needle on wins and losses but also think that about almost any player that is not a QB. We will see what Beasley's catch % is with the Bills and Allen. In terms additions that will contribute to more wins, I would say its the collective changes on the OLINE that will have the most impact. For me to pick one guy, I personally can't pick one out.

No, definitely no. The number 1 thing that can change the offense is the growth of Allen. I think there is way too much excitement over Beasely outputs basically what Zay did last year. 2018: Zay Jones: 16 games, 56 cathes 652 yards 7 TD's 2018 Beasley: 16 games, 65 catches, 672 yards, 3 TD's.

I heard the comments and had no issue with them, it comes across quite different than the headline when you listen to it. Is he threatened by the rookie in the first round? Yes probably why would he not be. He is a pro who has done a lot in this league and the rookie will have to be quite successful to accomplish what Flacco has.

And the "massage therapists"....cant leave them out

As I was writing that I knew that was coming.......

Yeah that is true. The Dolphins actually have had success beating them in recent years for whatever reason and of course any NY City team is way more of a rivalry.

Can we return this guy and get someone else?

Pretty sure no team has been dominated more in the last 20 years then Pats over Bills. Living in NE, I often here about how the Bills "play tough" but for the most part I dont see it unless a cat plays tough with a mouse before it decides to finish it off which is how I have seen the last two decades for the most part.