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pennstate10

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  1. Gunner, you have a lot of good opinions. And you spend far more time studying the Bills than I do. But I think you have blinders on when it comes to Hamlin. He’s not an NFL caliber athlete. He’s too slow, has poor reaction time, and doesn’t anticipate well. He’s in position, to sometimes make a play. But not when he’s up against good athletes. Lewis isn’t very good either. Id rather see Hancock or Bishop. At least those guys are mid level nfl athletes.
  2. Agree. Hamlin is too slow, BJ is slow and too slow to react. Drops are too shallow as well. We need nfl athletes at these positions, not feel good stories.
  3. Uses to listen to “the coach and the pope (of sports)” on evening drive time. Although I thought they were buffoons, they were entertaining. I particularly enjoyed the discussion on goonism vs old time tough hockey. “Fighting will always have a place in hockey, but not this new style goonism”. Could never get a true definition of goonism.
  4. I’m not sure that I believe an Ebita of $29 mil is correct. What are they spending $522 mil on? If this was after interest, amort, depreciation I might believe it. Just because something is on the internet doesn’t mean it’s true.
  5. There’s 15 minutes of my life that I’ll never get back…
  6. The Tee Higgins comp is very good. is Coleman as good as Higgins today? No. But Higgins is the same style of WR. I’m hoping that Keon comes close to Higgins as a ceiling.
  7. I’m guessing that you haven’t followed the Bills for long. “Holdin’” was what Reuben Brown excelled at.
  8. https://www.espn.com/wnba/story/_/id/45901403/wnba-fan-accused-throwing-sex-toy-faces-multiple-charges Don’t want any Bills fans hauled off to the clink this year.
  9. I’m not talking about what players say or think. I’m simply sayin* that itsNOT in their best interest for other players on their team to get max contracts. Unless they want to make less themselves. Its just math. It’s a zero sum game.
  10. "because it's in their best interest that their fellow members receive the biggest contracts possible." Nope. Thats 100% incorrect. THink it through. There is a fixed salary cap of ~$250 milllion. Thats what the Bills pay. They can pay 5 players $45 million each , and then 48 players at rookie minimum if they want to. Its the same amount of money out of Pegulas bank account. Every extra dollar that Cook gets is a dollar that his teammate(s) DONT get. So its NOT in their best interest for Cook to get an exorbitant salary.
  11. Just further evidence that being named pro bowl alternate is meaningless
  12. Ima thinking it’s a lttle late to hold off on that gold jacket. https://www.primejackets.com/keon-coleman-puffer-jacket/comment-page-2
  13. Actually, I was thinking Milano
  14. We’re just talk in Bills and what nots. Not beings grammarlys experts now.
  15. I don’t think that is the repair that Sanders had. Based on his interview with yahoo sports, he has an internal bladder fashioned from small intestines. No bag, but needs to void frequently, and is somewhat incontinent.
  16. Thanks, good explanation. I know about the 6 vets maximum. I think there are a few instances where this might become relevant for Bills at cutdown day, where Bills have 2 players that they want to keep, a vet and a rookie, but don’t have room for both. Probably wiser to cut the vet (Jackson) and keep the rookie (Strong). I think Jackson would rather sign with Bills than other teams, given familiarity with organization and a Super Bowl contender.
  17. If a vested vet gets offers from 2 different teams, is he free to choose the team he wants? Or does this go in waiver order, and he needs to take the offer from the team higher on the waiver list?
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