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Would it be completely out of the conversation that Breida becomes our #1 back by opening day?

Are you hitting on me?

What if those clippers give you an *****? If you don’t know what that is, watch Ghostbusters when Dan Akroyd sleeping, wakes up and then crosses his eyes. That can happen sometimes. Other times it’s just meh and it’s more of a slightly shaken Coke can opening. The good ones are champagne bottles that have been shaken by the paint shaker at Home Depot. Are you picking up what I’m putting down?

I love that it's flip flop season now. I cut mine last night an my toes feel lighter. I bet you have one of those fancy, hoity toity toe nail clippers. https://theinventory.com/im-sorry-to-report-that-that-80-nail-clipper-is-totall-1797788076

If I was a good WR, I would avoid the Ravens just like I would have avoided the Bills from 2005-2018.

LOL

You always present your opinion like you can't be wrong, its your reputation on here. And no, any position gets desperate money. There's overpaid and underpaid players at every position.

It really seems that you know believe you know exactly what was in Milano's motivating factor and there's no way you're wrong. If Nelson Agohlor got $13 million a year and he's at best an average WR, Milano could have cashed in too.

I would say for me, about once a month.

I don’t think Milano would have gotten a tremendous amount more but still more. I genuinely think he loves Buffalo. You do too. Why can’t he?

Weo, the agent doesn’t always tell their client to always take the money. It doesn’t sound like you have had conversations with pro athletes but I have. I know one ex baseball player that specifically took A LOT less to play for the Braves. It was simply because his favorite hunting spot was just outside of Atlanta. In the offseason, he just wants to hunt and fish. He’s a true redneck. He’s retired now, fat and bog beard...no one would recognize him. My best friend played for the Padres and Red Sox. He didn’t make it all the way but he knows a ton of people who did. One semi star was in his wedding. This guy turned down much bigger money just because he has kids now, developed strong friendships and didn’t want to move anymore. He considered moving back to the south to be closer to his parents and his wife’s parents but this new city was their home now. And I know a guy that actually visited the Bills but didn’t choose us because we didn’t offer enough. So yes, that does happen but not always. If money is what you’re looking for, then your agent works on that. If there’s other factors that you want to consider more than money, then the agent works on that. Now I have had these exact conversations with athletes about contracts....but I have the feeling you’re going to tell me I’m wrong.

Damn good Scotch.

Joe Burrow as a rookie was averaging nearly 270 yards a game at a 65% percentage. AJ Green was 4th on his team in receptions. Correct. I started the topic because Sal C was talking specifically WR.

No, we went 0-16 and still can’t put away teams.

Remember when you said this?

I'm being honest Scott....I don't know how to take it when you say something somewhat positive.

I think bigger DT and TE is our focus now in the draft.

I like Scott Van Pelt's suggestion....Washington Football Club sounds better. He also thinks its because WFT likes the color scheme and don't want to mess with that.

Do you think it's the Mets?

Too much White Claw?

To stomp on a man’s head when he’s on the ground in a fight is the most coward thing you can do.

I brought up career games because the math was simple enough to figure about per game average. I never said he was bad but people seem to act like he's this major weapon. So you're saying I should watch his highlight tape to see his talent? I don't have time (or desire) to watch his game film over the 16 games. I'm assuming with your comment, you've watched game film. He had 288 yards receiving and 18 catches in 8 games last year. So lets do a 16 game of 2020. 36 catches and under 576 yards and 8 TD's (pretty good). His targets, yards and receptions all declined by around 40% in 2020 from 2019. Why was that in the same amount of games played?

If Gabe Davis averaged 25 catches per year, 3.5 TD's and roughly 350 yards in his first two years....I think I would be a little disappointed. Being undrafted makes his talent even better?

LOL....really?