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I don't think McDermott would be "picking a fight" but let's flip the question. The last time McDermott saw Diggs, he was seen screaming at Josh Allen on the sideline then rushing down the tunnel before McDermott addressed the team and having to be hauled back by a PS RB. Do you honestly feel that's behavior McDermott wouldn't feel the need to address with a player?

I was going off of some reporter's tweets about who the PR guys were

I wouldn't bet the farm that the script didn't go the other way - that McD said some things that Diggs took offense to and Diggs left in a snit, leaving McD concerned. In reality, I imagine it went both ways

In hindsight and from a place of calmness, McDermott's comments did a lot to raise concern. My guess is that McDermott was right off the heels of a heated convo that didn't go too well from his POV and was speaking from the heart.

https://www.buffalobills.com/video/camp-highlights-josh-allen-finds-stefon-diggs-for-the-touchdown

Hines agent firing a shot across the bow; some of the responses: Also Ed Wasielewski commenting on Broncos placing WR KJ Hamler and DT Mike Purcell on their NFI (non-football-related injury) list: The Bean-meister says "no comment" in a nice way:

There's a video out there with Josh describing a situation where he and his younger brother had a heated exchange during a basketball scrimmage, ending with Josh's brother throwing a punch and giving him a black eye then Josh driving off and stranding his brother at their highschool. His mom freaked out and called her oldest daughter: "Oh, they'll be fine. They're best friends. They'll hug it out." When you're an uber competitive alpha male, evidently brotherhood looks a bit...Different.

I need answers. What happened here?

Love Astro! Found this interesting The kick [I think he means punt] returners were Khlil Shakir, Darrynton Evans, and Deonte Harty. In that order. New faces, new places. During kick return drills they used some new faces, as well. KeeSean Johnson, Dane Jackson, Kaiir Elam, and Alex Austin showed a mix of familiar and unfamiliar numbers.

excerpts from Stefon Diggs talking to the media post practice

Nah, me bad. Thanks for looking out!

I can't keep up. Evans is our new guy, the running back, right? NP. "Why" is because Twitter is "improved" and if one goes to an account with a web browser it now presents one with months or years old tweets. Perfect for sloth-brains like myself screwing up before that second cuppa.

Oh, Boy. Buckle Up, People.

Because I made a mistake, and already deleted that post. Why make an issue of it?

I hope not. The guy whose role I think we want Kincaid to fill is McKenzie/Crowder - on the field ~60% of the time, hauling them in over the middle. Morris was a 25% of the snaps on offense guy, who played 2/3 of the ST snaps. That's not what we want from our 1st round pick. Now, there's some good stuff that Morris did, which we hope Kincaid can emulate - did a good job of getting on the same page and getting open for Josh on extended plays. Ran good routes. Showed signs of being able to release with some nifty moves like the arm-over he pulled off, think it was against Miami. The Bills didn't keep 2 TE in 2021 and it was a bit unusual. 2019 saw them keeping 4, Knox Sweeney Kroft and Smith. In 2020 they kept 3 (if we count Gilliam as a FB): Knox, Tyler Kroft, and Lee Smith. 2022 was Knox, Morris, and Sweeney. I don't think it's a stretch at all to think they'll keep 3, but I wouldn't count out Morris in favor of Sternberger unless Sternberger shows some stuff on ST.

That was the report. https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/saquon-barkley-signing-new-deal-with-giants-a-timeline-of-contract-drama-how-both-sides-reached-agreement/ Barkley called the reported contract offer "cap" though, so it may have been incentive-laden or had other conditions

Just for comparison, Stefon Diggs Spring 2022 contract with the Bills was 4 year/$96M

Wait. There was a picture of Von in that tweet?

Valid. Every year there are fatalities where someone is minding their own business along the shoreline and some fool on a Jetski who doesn't realize that watercraft lack brakes randomly plows right into them.

So Knox, Von Miller, Ed Oliver and probably a bunch of Bills players who don't post about it on social media are all idiots I guess.

None of them are as fast as Nyheim Hines recorded time of 4.38. On the other hand, we all know that the times in the Pajama Olympics can depend upon a lot of factors, and is only a rough gauge of actual playing speed.

From the point of view of catching cleats and potentially twisting lower legs, yeah Apparently it has some advantages for retaining the rubber pellet fill better and providing a faster surface.

Oh, Jesu. I most certainly can blame the grocery store for firing an employee who missed time due to cancer treatment. Not paying him if he's an hourly worker and isn't working hours, icky but I get it. Non-paid leave, likewise. But firing an employee who misses time due to needed medical treatment is the Land of Scrooge, not what happens in a civilized nation. Especially since for most people, medical insurance is tied to employment. I think this is getting aside from football, so I won't continue this.

? who are you speaking of? (edit: nvm, I saw you answered. Jordan Mims, our UDFA RB) ----------------- Darrynton Evans draft profile. 5'10" 203 lb https://www.nfl.com/prospects/darrynton-evans/32004556-4111-6537-4adc-98552053123e The part that catches my eye "why this guy?" is that he returned kickoffs in college, and also returned some kickoffs for Tennessee.