Jerome007

Point #2 is my biggest peeve. Just like having 7 teams per conference instead of 6. It's not that I want things to be the same. Things change constantly. But if Josh beats records, I want him to beat them because he's that good, nbot because he had one extra game to do it!

I wonder why didn't other teams imitate the Cheatriots "hiring" TB12 for "consulting". Or maybe guarantee Josh ad revenue. Can't the Pegulas pay him millions as a spokesperson for some of their non-NFL businesses? Salary cap obviously will always be an issue, as otherwise we want Josh to be paid more than Mahomes! But who wants a star QB with no team around him?

What WR likes to sprint all over the place to get just a few balls here and there? And they get the big $$$ with big numbers. Ravens and Lamar are run happy and it fits them well. I'd love to play OL or TE there. WR? Hell no LOL It was actually weird how creative the run plays were (and I wonder why it's not copied more!) yet the pass game was dumb. Recall how he used Watkins as a decoy all the time?

Yeah but what about your signing bonus, bro?

He really was. Good luck to him

That's what I took out of it as well. By being public with it, he can also expect help - and accountability - from teammates and coaches. And also avoid to get tempted by what would have been merely innocent social drink invitations. Impressive he can be as successful in football with such an issue. Edit: as for the car thing... you guys forget that many of these players make MILLIONS? Those aren't just made up numbers for your stats ha ha, nor are they dressed in football gear 24/7. I don't see it at all as showing off.

And forget that the much lower than expected salary cap changes things for ALL teams.. Staying the same is actually a GREAT thing if other teams regress! Especially for a 13-3 team. And as mentioned, it's not over, at all.

Chiefs lost their TWO starting offensive tackles. And who knows what else. Of course we'd want the Bills to improve. But the unexpected low cap number means ALL teams will likely lose starters. Staying the same is a good thing... this year.

Amazing. I didn't think they had the cap space to retain them all. Sucks for Brown but otherwise team is intact. I don't see many teams improving with the 2021 salary cap so staying the same is a big win

You can void all the years that you want if you pay me a 9.6M signing bonus 🤑 Oups. You had beat me to it ha ha

This one we all saw coming, so Brown's agent didn't do a good job if he didn't warn him! It sucks but clearly a salary cap casualty and nothing more to read into it. 2021 will be the worst year to be a FA. 2022 could be the best for players as the salary cap should JUMP UP big time.

Yeah. We should all be "progressive" and "enlightened" for maximum internet virtue signaling points. edit for wrong quote but it seems it'll stay, like the 2 genders ha ha

He is one of my favorite non-Bills players for sure, but cap space is cap space. I too ain't mad at all.

I was a big JJ Watt fan. Not many players I can say that about outside the Bills. But salary cap is salary cap. As almost all of us, Id like him to be on the Bills, but so many needs right now. A pass rushing DE certainly is one of them! But maybe not at that price tag...

UFC have got a major BOOST in ratings in 2020. Seems the NHL as well. So... nobody wants to mention identity politics, BLM, kneeling and all that as reasons the NFL lost viewers this year? NBA fared the worst, and they were the worst at that. People want to watch SPORTS, not have divisive topics pushed on them all the time! Half the fans are told how awful they are and you expect them to just take it? The emotional bond was broken for some, and it's not something to disregard lightly. Sports must be one of THE most unifying aspect of modern society, by far, but they made sure to put a wrench in that as well. Sure Kapernick started that but it was him and a few other players. This year it was the league itself and networks pushing the narrative. Go woke, go broke. Strangely, they don't even seem to care... We must be "educated".

He was one of my favorite players so I was wondering all this time if A Winfield Jr was his son. Pretty obvious now ha ha.

If you're not one already, considered journalism for mainstream media. You have the traits they're looking for

Well for freezing and weather, most of us can't say much here ha ha

Yep. I still recall that. That ball was a bomb straight out of a canon. It did go slightly out of bounds, but it was thrilling to see! I loved that the first play he made was a bomb. IDK if the idea came from Josh or Daboll, but why not start with a bang when you got the arm. I loved the attitude. So many of his runs in that first year were impressive too. 20-30-40 yarders that weren't that obvious when the play started.

Well, it might be a joke, but as I mentioned, the Ravens do that with Patrick Ricard. At over 300 pounds he has caught passes like a TE at times, and I'm sure he helps the run game.... since most of their plays are runs and screens.

Hey, I was actually rooting for him to make some NFL money a bit to be able to digest that INT filled debut. But $2.75M? My soft heart is more than sated. That's too much ha ha. Dude must be really awesome in practice and in the film room for coaches to love him so much

Nice shout out... though without a name Think of Patrick Ricard #42 of the Ravens, officially listesd as a RB... at 6'3" / 311 lbs! He had caught a significant amount of passes - not against the Bills though

I hope he stays. And Feliciano and Milano. But who knows... Such is life in pro sports.

I guess that coming from a hockey culture I was fine with all the extra actions. In fact, I wanted more ha ha. I salute Dawkins for NOT kicking the dude in the head. You could tell he thought about it and restrained himself. That blatant spear by the KC player against the Browns, is it a foul or not? Serious question. I know it should be, but what is the current rule? The Browns player was obviously a runner and not a defenseless receiver. It's the play that caused the fumble/touchback too, right? A penalty there would have seriously impacted that game!

I will put the positive spin: when it comes to pass blocking (NOT run blocking!), that Bills OL was superb this year. Very few communication breakdowns. Some of that credit comes to Daboll and coaches (many plays with 6-7 blockers at times, non obvious plays, etc.), Josh for adjusting protection before the snap... but of course a lot of that credit goes to Morse and the OL. But yeah, the Chiefs wasn't one of those games... I wonder why. My first guess is good gameplan by KC but who knows. I expected the offensive juggernaut but not the Chiefs D to look so dominant.