without a drought

It would have been nice for Zay to pull that in, but it was still on the wrong shoulder. It makes no sense to throw it back towards the coverage.

That same throw throw on his right shoulder is most likely a catch and then he just walks into the end zone. I'm not sure how to see it differently.

3 seasons 153 catches and 9 drops. That's a pretty low #.

Will the average fan be able to see this for themselves or do we have to wait for a press conference to be informed by people with superior football knowledge?

2030 is supposed to be a great year for QB's.

Peterman makes a lot of throws that Tyrod wouldn't even try.

I'd be more interested if Hulk Hogan made a nice catch.

Can't build a Wenning culture without him.

Whoever they cut, it will be to make the team better now and in the future. Just keep repeating it to yourself.

It's my good side.

I kind of like this one.

You also have to take into account the cap savings which is over $10mil for Taylor next season and around $10mil for McCoy in 2018 and 2019 combined.

Who are you to think that you know what I live for. And I'm not sure that I ever or actually know how to gnash my teeth.

That's pretty clever, did you just learn it. It's also really original the way you respond to every thread with it without adding anything to the topic.

The trouble with free beer tomorrow is that if you wait till tomorrow, it will be today, and there is no free beer today. The drought is on the organization so it carries on like a gift for it's loyal fans, maybe I should have used burden.

Then maybe the Bills should have still traded Darby for Matthews, skipped signing Boldin, and kept Sammy.

I got it now, not sure what I did different.

Will they be given the time they were told to turn things around? Or will patience run out while the drought grows. There was a poll but I guess I don't know what I'm doing.

I didn't want to confuse anyone with big words. It really seems more like blind hope that this time it will work out. There just is little to back it with a first time coach and GM. It doesn't mean it can't or won't work, just that there is no track record. Everyone has to start somewhere and who knows how it will turn out, I'm just surprised how much backing they are getting on every move,

The Kool aid is flowing and people are enjoying the new flavor, but when would people start noticing a funky aftertaste. 1-3 with only win over Jets, or maybe 2-5 or 3-5. Something makes me think that the same people applauding everything now will be the first to do a180.

It could just as easily be Rod Streater's team. Hard to tell at this point.

I think they should give Josh Reed a call and see what he's up to, you can never have enough possession receivers or full backs.

Considering what Robert Woods signed for, expect somewhere around $10mil a season for Matthews for 5 years with around 20 guaranteed. Gaines hasn't been good for a while, so it may not matter.

I'm waiting for the unofficial release of the official depth chart.

His reasoning behind the Patriots perfect season seems to be contradiction and other babble. "The division should be a cakewalk, and even one of New England's toughest road games against the Raiders will be at a neutral site (Mexico City). The most difficult stretch comes from Weeks 13-15, when the Pats play at Buffalo, at Miami (where they typically struggle) and at Pittsburgh coming off a short week"