RoyBatty is alive

Same reason why we went for Floyd when we have Von Miller coming back...timing on recovery and try to keep injurie threat down.

Good point, No he is not.

According to NFL radio as of 1 minute ago he will be traded today, if not then released and Dolphins and Jets are two primary trade targets.

No, that was weird comment.

Happy Birthday and best wishes!

Classic cherry picking on Colin's part to fit his narrative.

Sounds reasonable until to bet on any sport EXCEPT if they have friends in another sport, say MLB they can tell their friends which football players are hurt to affect their betting and the baseball players can return the favor by telling which baseball such as pitchers are hurt. And as far as in the facility that also makes sense if for no other reason liability.

UT us LOADED with quality QB highlighted by Arch manning and a top recruit from Alabama going to be a high school senior next year. And in a few years he will be in the SEC.

I heard some "pundit" pushing Ezekiel Elliot for the Bills, what a joke. Type of selection that would draw praise from a lot of naïve fans.

$11 million, wow that is crazy! I certainly hope they did.

Great interview, great teammate, total "process" guy.

Just keep winning and realistically being in the hunt is all we need, and that means keeping Allen healthy and reasonably protected. You want to see a rent-a-players turnstile on 1 years deals is Houston for the past several. I dont think we run that risk for a long time.

That is another great point. I think most players love the attention, at least if nothing else better endorsement potential. The Days of suffering being shipped out of sight to Buffalo are temporarily over.

Players actually WANT to come to Buffalo, something which was never the case (at least since the mid 1990) as Mr EpsYtown stated. I would be shocked if they didn't have lengthy discussions with Von Miller about the type of players he is, was he a cultural fit. No mention of the Floyd deal by Von Miller as he learned from reading some of the dribble of the TBD boards he didnt want to be accused again of making a promise/prediction/guarantee that didnt come true. The days of begging and wildly overpaying Mario Willaims to be a Bill are, at the moment, distant history.

WNY doesnt come close to qualifying. We MAY have had more of a shot if it could be ready for 2026, the year of the world Cup in the US, many cities dont want/cant do both a Super Bowl and the WC in the same season. The Draft is a definite possibility.

Arguably cost us 14 points. His muffed pitchout for a turnover deep in KC territory after an impressive drive and tripping in the endzone on 4th down as Allen's pass sails by him.

It was a close call, a GOOD RB or Receiver would have gotten that ball, he basically muffed it. Some say it was an ad lib by Josh but I see it as a muff and because is was behind the line of scrimmage it went down as a Josh fumble.

Wonder if Kim Pegula can make an appearance?

OJ was a GREAT returner. Every time you felt like he could take it all the way. He averaged 30 yards a kickoff return. I just looked at Devon Hester career stats, he averaged 24.9 yards/return. https://www.google.com/search?q=oj+simpson+touchdown+kickoff+return+touchdown&rlz=1C1CHBF_enUS931US931&oq=oj+simpson+toudcdown+kickoff+retyurn&aqs=chrome.2.69i57j33i10i160l3j33i10i299.12847j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8#fpstate=ive&vld=cid:ee98d080,vid:YghNQOm4-h4

McKenzie was way too mistake prone. Recall the backward shuttle pass he lost against KC which resulted in a turnover and the "ghost" that tripped up McKenzie on a kickoff who proceeded to fumble the Ball and the colts picked it up ran it to the 1 yard line (that set all the momentum to the Colts we we got embarrassed that game).

OJ wasn't very good his first few years as a Bill because his first HC, John Rauch had the brilliant idea of using OJ mainly as a decoy and things didn't improve much the next year under Harvey Johnson, arguably our worst HC ever. It was Lou Saban that saved OJs career and made him the mainstay of the offense.

Exhausting just watching that. Was that Ken Johnson (Pinto Ron) in the Oilver jersey?

The kangaroo court of OBD has already convicted him!

Maybe that is projection on my part, I never liked him from his days in college. He transferred from Texas Tech due to "miscommunication" with the coaching staff , grabbing his crotch and mouthing F you to an opponent, his avoiding the cops and arrest at Oklahoma. To me he seem like an entitled great athlete that was also a punk. How many NFL teams has he been on already? I will grant him, he did great insurance commercials, I enjoyed the heck out of those.

Obvious now but you are going nowhere without a franchise QB and one that is willing to work his arse off set an example and demonstrate leadership. I used to think QB leadership was hackneyed coach speak, not I think it is absolute necessity. One of the reasons I dont think Baker Mayfield, Kyler Murray or Mac Jones will ever be worth a damn.