Don Otreply

Not a center specific thread…, it’s about O-line improvement in general EW being the last time an O-line first rounder was selected is just used as an example of the neglect that the Bills GMs have shown to this aspect of the teams construction, you seem to have missed that…, 😁👍

Bills reportedly interested in many different players…,

Typical behavior of one percenters to do what they can to make others lives more difficult,

I’m thinking I’d rather have Bruce Smith in his prime, and the runner up isn’t even close,

It’s statements like this, put out in the context that that it was made, that sends the signal that you are in dire need of an alternate hobby, lighten up Francis…,

If you want to play hard ball and want to be taken seriously you do it through the agent you pay to take care of these sort of issues, children and immature adults go the Twitter route,

Again, “the majority of teams”, four is not a majority by any measure,

Doesn’t happen that way for the majority of teams, if the middling QB you drafted is so bad that you are still drafting in the top ten when his time is up, drafting another QB is the same as starting over the vast majority of the time, and now you have those guys you have been building your roster with are looking for their next contracts with you or they move on and so the merry go round continues to spin,

Tua must have learned to fall down correctly,

No, no you didn’t, this trade is further proof that ownership/GMs will give up huge resources for middling QB talent. I’m guessing that spending a lot of money is shows that they are “contenders” lol, this ranks right up there with the Browns stupidity…,

No it’s not, its compensatory…,

Only 82 pages to go to hit two-hundred, so my brothers and sisters, once more into the breach…,

OR, with all the resources put into it by all teams, this is as good as it is likely to get, just imagine if they didn’t put all that effort into trying to figure it out…, being that an exceptionally good draft is hitting on only fifty percent of your picks and likely only one or two that are truly impactful, and the rest being reasonable role players if your lucky, sooo…, what can we really except to be achieved in a single draft, me, I want a freaking miracle this year, but I’m not gonna hold my breath. GO BILLS!!!

It’s not so much English, more so an obscure dialect there of…, at least that’s my take on it,

Not much to be done about it at present, the players are basically screwed when it comes to CTE, that’s a big reason why the league keeps it hush hush, and wants no part of any responsibility concerning it.

So I’ll eat the TD crow, serve it up, lol

I guess I missed that, 😂,

He has already been brought on board, “Senior Defensive assistant” like Gunner Bill said, McDermott will call the plays on defense going forward, the decision has already been made.

The Giants very likely already gave his possible replacements on speed dial, if I’m the GM or HC I tell him to go ask the Browns for that contract and have a great laugh while enjoying a good Scotch whiskey 🥃

A-Rongers, okay, 😂

A-Ron will go where he commands the most attention and a good deal of money, he knows he has limited years to play, so why not if your him? The question is, do the jets have the “resources” to sign him?

Good for Geno, he has gone from being a pathetically bad QB to a serviceable QB, and he cashed in at a rate to high for his actual skill set, yet by current standards acceptable for that skill set. Thats the sort of money you pay a guy like Lamar Jackson, a serviceable QB that can get you to the playoffs every other year.

Quite true, but by this point in a career most players have long since drunk the koolaid on the “gotta tough it out through injury” thing, and become their own worst enemy under those circumstance. Imo Tua is a serious candidate for earlier retirement, and the taking classes on how to fall and not hit his head should be ringing alarm bells in his own head and those that supposedly care for him.

Yup, he is in a position where the WRs actually don’t need his help,