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Gotta admire the effort though.

Tall order for the opener no doubt. National TV in NY on 9.11 with a new HOF QB with all that hype in front of that crazy crowd 😳 I thought last year was a tough one also. That turned out OK 👍

Post was admittedly made in haste and meant to be humorous. Considering it has a bit of bad taste and rubbed some the wrong way I will remove it. As for your other question not going into too much I retired at 43 from law enforcement and have continued to work in the security field 13 years later making sound decisions and investments along the way. "Millionaire" is not the iconic status it was 50 years ago.

If there's one person I'd love to see the NY media eat alive it's Saleh. For somebody who's won jack squat he sure walks and talks like someone who's won multiple SB's. There are no excuses for him this year and I'd love to see him flounder after all the acquisitions.

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Same, only I think it'd be 2 yards.

Bless his heart....

Coach DeMeco Ryans described cutdown day as "touchy" and said telling a player his dream is over in Houston will be hard. Wow!! Thats like telling a store greeter, I'm sorry, were gonna have to let you go. You're not exactly WAL-MART material.

Man, he was so good in college. That injury really must have messed him up. Or maybe he was never that good because I'm sure he's healthy now and still can't latch on.

Personally I wish we had him for Week 1 and then sit him til the Miami game. Yes, I know it's not an option. The front line was absolutely dog 💩 when he went out last season. He brings so much motivation to his defensive team mates when he's out there.

Jordan Mims just let out a big *sigh*...

He looked rough 30 years ago.🤣

Based on his experiences as a QB, collegiate and pro. Based on his experiences as an assistant to one of the better OC's in the league. Based on his tool box that has Allen, Diggs, Davis, Cook, Knox, Kincaid and some other choice pieces. And based on the fact he had the #2 Offense in the NFL as a rookie OC though many consider he did not have the best roster. How's that?

He's got the tools, that for sure.

Well then, he would fit right in here in Buffalo, wouldn't he? Beane waiting to shop at the bargain bin on cut day.

I have no doubt after cut day we will add an MLB and O lineman unless we trade for a fairly desirable one first. Wow! He cleared waivers and we didn't even look at the car, never mind kicked the tires.🤪

You really don't know that. Elam is a promising 1st rd. pick and a 3rd might do it. Indy has to realize the acquiring team has to sign him long term. Personally I don't think he gets traded. I can't see a team meeting the price Indy wants. He has no leverage and Indy can tag his malcontent arse 2x if they like.

You forgot Wilkins.

Sounds like an herbal bowel movement tea.🤣

Not all turnovers are created equal. Ints are not always the QBs fault. There could be miscommunication, wrong route, tipped ball and bouncing off the receiver's hands. Fumbles more times than not are on the ball carrier. Careless grip, fighting for extra yards, holding the ball too long and running when not necessary. I'd rather see him more careful when handling the football as opposed to throwing it. Ints are always gonna be there, especially when you're elite and take chances others won't.

Sure, Cook is early in his rookie deal but Taylor is a proven commodity. He's averaged over 100 yards per game from scrimmage in his career. Unless the game plan is to continuously recycle RB's every 3 years through the draft or FA I don't understand why you wouldn't lock up a 24 year old superstar. I know its a position that's not as valued as it once was, but as far as difference makers are concerned I think I would've gave Taylor 14-15 per instead of paying Oliver 17 per.

Highly unlikely, but not impossible.

He actually said on today's show he wouldn't trade James Cook for Jonathan Taylor straight up. 🤪

I was referring to opening night last year against the Rams.