Motorin'

They need to Trade Joe. And do out in Publix. Or else we just look like all Piggly Wiggly.

No soup for you!

I hear you, but even if wr1 or 2 is out, we don't run, or need to run two outside wr formations even 50% of the snaps. With all of the tight and bunch formations we use, and the use of TE's and RB's outside in 5 wide sets I don't see it being a big issue.

We run a lot of formations with two wr spots inside and one outside. And also use our TE's and our rb's outside a lot in formations that have 2 outside wrs. I thought Shakir was a perfect wr for this team, since he's 6' 195lbs frame serves him well inside and out. He's a bigger target than Manny Sands for sure. I do wish we had a #5 or #6 wr with Kumerow or Hodgins size that was more of a threat. But if they were, they probably wouldn't be wr 5 or 6.

Dropping that beautiful play action TD in NE was all it took!

I wonder what Naaman Roosevelt, Kwame Cavil and Avion Black are up to these days?

Boooo! lol, These guys are tracking in one place: https://www.buffalorumblings.com/2022/8/29/23326882/buffalo-bills-roster-cuts-tracker-2022

Or they plan to still with Tommy Doyle... Or maybe even Spencer Brown in that role.

Araiza's attorney said that Matt was aware of the accusations in the late fall of 2021. There is no proof yet that he was aware that he was under police investigation. However, the university was informed. The police conducted pretext calls and they executed search warrants seizing terrabytes of data. Did they get his phone and computer without him knowing?

That was the interview where a lot of us learned that Araiza isn't disputing that he had sex with her but didn't force her into anything, and his lawyer put out the idea that one of the other teammates mentioned in the law suit "is in a very different position" in relation to being charged. This is where we leaned that Araiza knew of the accusations in the fall of 2021 and his attorney said "you better believe he" informed the NFL of those accusations. But the attorney has walked that back and the NFL says Araiza didn't inform them. The Bills wouldn't have been in the position they were in if Araiza didn't withold the info that he was under investigation for an alleged rape. Because the Bills wouldn't have drafted him.

https://youtu.be/dw1j8MdQuDI

He had said all of that last week on CBS San Diego.

He said nothing new in that interview that he hadn't already said. Most of us who have been following read far more about this than you apparently.

Sure. But if you bring a girl you just had sex with into a bedroom and throw her on a bed where your friends are waiting and they sexually assault her, that's a very different set of circumstances. Could be.

The question is whether he had anything to do with delivering her to his teammates or not. In other words, was he an upperclassmen getting a girl for the freshmen on the team? He says absolutely not. She says the guy she had sex with outside brought her in the house. The police investigated for 9 months and called their investigation very "complex." The DA is reviewing the case, and any claim that a choice was made not to charge is total conjecture. We just don't know.

They are claiming SDPD told them not to investigate until July of this year.

They did say the two other guys names in the suit are not currently on the team.

They should have watched Sean and Beane. They were really dumb. They came out and condemned sexual assault and then said they'd only take questions about football. One of the first questions was, "the Buffalo Bills said somethings are more important than football, and this is one of those things. Do you agree with them?"

Say what you want about the mistakes Sean & Bean may have made, they handled themselves with grace and courage and didn't shy away from criticism when they were in the spotlight. These two guys could have leaned a lot watching both of the Bills pressers. It starts around 12:45

I rewatched Anderson on each play of the first drive against the Panthers, Doyle never looked that good paying OT. Small sample size, I know. But it is the reason I'm wondering.

That's fair enough. I'm basing my question on a play I noticed where Anderson just stonewalled Brain Burns coming off the edge.

I'm actually wondering if Alec Anderson did enough to move ahead of Tommy Doyle, and would that mean Doyle goes to the PS?

She said on June 3rd when she went public to the media that she was doing so explicitly bc she doesn't want him to play in the NFL and make money. And what she wants isn't money but accountability.

Oh, I see what you mean. I read it as a sarcastic dig at the Bills attorney for denying that the team had any knowledge of the accusations when Araiza's lawyer stated that they had already informed the Bills. Like -- What a class act, she starts off by lying to me that she doesn't know anything about this... I'm not saying his style isn't bombastic and unorthodox. But I've seen more contradictions from Araiza's lawyer. Like going on TV and saying "you better believe" Araiza informed the NFL pre-draft.