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That's a cogent response right there brother.

I wore something like that when I was a catcher in baseball, but it was lower on my torso.

I believe it's recognition of the same issue that likely caused Hamlin's heart issue is most prevalent in youth sports. Dozens of kids a year die when struck in that particular way with a baseball, softball, knee, whatever in just the right spot. Kids are obviously smaller and less developed physically and therefore at higher risk. Having the equipment and training available within minutes may save lives, in addition to the random teacher or janitor having a coronary attack. Look, I don't know if it's a good idea relative to cost or not (there are lots of things to spend money on to save lives or prevent accidents) but I think Hamlin's situation raised awareness of this issue, and therefore dialogue on it is natural.

Not defending or accusing Disney at all here, just pointing out that Disney had $3.2B in net income from $82.7B in revenue in their 2022 fiscal year.

Another difference between the 2017 squad and 2023 is that in 2017 the team had Leslie Frazier as DC and in 2023 they will not. The question is whether this is a positive or negative development.

False equivalency. Tasker made big plays all the time. He even contributed on offense. Remind the last big play Siran Neal made? And he sucks on defense.

I was joking. Sorry, it looked like you literally replied to the same thing twice in one response. Just trying to keep it light brother.

I'd be shocked.

I like how you replied to this with two different ways to say the same thing, but you were more open to debate in the 2nd answer. More people should show their rough drafts in this place.

Production? In 5 seasons he produced 6.5 sacks, 5 picks, 2 Forced Fumbles, and 37 stuffs for 71 yards lost. So in a typical season that's 1.5 sacks, 1 interception, likely 0 forced fumbles, and a run stuff every other game for a 2 yard loss. Not an impact player for $18M/season.

They're getting aggressive with it? Dang...

He'd have drafted better than the Bills for DECADES! He's omniscient and omnipotent!

So you're saying the BIlls have "a generational talent in Josh Allen" and "QB trumps everything in the NFL". OK sounds good.

A load of draft picks leaving the Jets for an aging, declining, salary cap consuming Aaron Rodgers would be nothing but good news Bills fans

So a Tag and Trade deal? Not sure why the Fins would go for that as Lamar would be a FA again next season. Unless they could pre-negotiate and extension with him.

There are "away games"

Yes, 10 months ago. I am afraid to mention this, but Franco Harris...

Then don't criticize the dice rolling. But you are doing exactly that. Hey, do you have any stock market picks for me for 2021 or know who will win the World Series in 2019? I want to make some money and you seem pretty good at hindsight.

I am looking forward to hearing about how terrible the Bills are at drafting based on the hindsight of looking back at someone who is successful on another team in the NFL and was selected after a less successful player drafted by the Bills. Those 'analyses' are priceless.

Being critical of the Bills in some areas is not the same thing as agreeing with your takes. One can be critical and yet disagree with you.

Many posters don't seem to understand the Bills organizational structure. McDermott does not report to Beane. Both McD and Beane report directly to Terry Pegula. So all these calls for Beane to replace Frazier or Dorsey and so forth are just nonsense. The coaching staff is McDermott's call, not Beane's.

I know for a fact this is incorrect

Everyone knew at that point that he was headed for a Cam Newton-like career. A shame really.