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Negative. This has been discussed before. Beasley was on Tampa’s practice squad, meaning he was a free agent, AND Tampa released him from their PS.

In that article, Ryan just re-hashes the tweets linked in this thread. He doesn’t cite any new or more definitive information. Really lazy “journalism” IMO

I Hear Ya, but it’s pretty hard to sort the wheat from the chaff so to speak

Welp, I just gave up on this game. Can’t see the Cardinals scoring 14 points in the last 4 minutes. No how, no way

Wonder if they’re related to the guy who met Josh Allen’s cousin in Walmart out in Cali and learned he’d be out several weeks

Yeah, I was just thinking they look weak

I guess I’m a moron? I broke my ankle once, backpacking in the White Mountains. It was on an established trail. I viewed it as just one of those freak things, a fraternity brother sustained a similar break stepping off the entranceway to our dorm. Stuff happens, I just stepped off a rock instead of a step. It was just rather more complicated to get me to the hospital. We weren’t in trouble - we had food, and sleeping bags, and tarps and were all tucked in for the night when the rescue squad got to us. Our plan was to try to splint up my ankle in the morning, divvy up my pack, and try to help me hobble out (though it was a ***** steep trail for the next half mile, people whose experience is hiking out west have no idea what NE trails are like). But I was glad to be spared that.

No D snaps. 1 ST snap. I guess Frazier isn't swayed by the input of the TBD experts who feel Jackson is part of a contest for which Bills player sucked worst

Ya know their QB was rocking 59.6% completions, and not all of those were throw aways (Allen was 59.2%) They were

I could always be wrong, but I think Brady and Belicheck got a divorce before Brady moved to Tampa

Ouch

Dane Jackson sucks and should be benched. No, he should be cut! Isaiah McKenzie drops more balls than he catches. Stupid coaches can't tell that Khalil Shakir is a better choice

Wait, Wat? Diggs is injured?

Banged up Bills explains the variety of things "chest injury" could mean Meanwhile, Tre Day isn't back to his all-pro form:

Don't Trust a Mammal Dolphins Signed Justin Zimmer They have all our Calls

Tre Wingo talks over the Bills "ugly" win with Andre Reed Fun fact that came out: That was the 8th straight game where the Jets D did not allow 100 yd rusher OR 100 yd receiver. Jets D is legit. Consistent, and Legit.

I think that 2nd link doesn't include yesterdays game. At least, it shows Diggs and Davis both with 6, which, I'm pretty sure, was the case before Sunday. Pro-football-reference has now updated and shows them both with 7 Point made earlier (sorry don't remember by whom) that # drops doesn't tell a complete story, since (for example) Diggs has more than twice as many targets as Davis. looks as though they just updated it to include Week 14. You Sure About That? This site says "through week 14" https://www.fantasypros.com/nfl/advanced-stats-qb.php Looks like Tampa and GB 1st This site looks like it just updated to include week 14 and calculates drop %, which I think is fair. https://www.pro-football-reference.com/years/2022/advanced.htm Bills seem to be #6, right after....the Dolphins Straight numbers has Bills #3, again tied with Dolphins, Green Bay #1

Shouldn't we wear all white if it's a snowstorm? Make us harder to see? Or are we wanting our WR to stand out so Josh can find them?

Tua got married Got mad the reporters learned Just thought that was weird

Don't tell me let me guess - they're describing this as "wide open" and "a ball he should have caught"? Despite this happening?

Couple of Baldy's Breakdowns

Be nice if "Lord_of_Jord" gave the source for his stats Enquiring minds wish to know: is it also a problem for the Miami Dolphins (tied with the Bills at 23) and the KC Chiefs (1 fewer drop, 22)? In his postgame presser, McDermott was asked about that play call and said "we had a good play call there and liked it, just got to execute a little bit better right there". He seemed very matter of fact and not like he was covering something up, so he does not appear to agree with you.

OK, I'll add in a bit more detail here and say on the all-22 plays I've watched, our receivers actually did win eventually and come open. In fact on one play I watched 2 out of 3 came open. But you're absolutely correct, by the time that happened, the OL had broken down and Josh had to take a checkdown to Cook. I'm rolling off the top of my head here, but IIRC at the point where the WR came open on their relatively deep routes, 3.3 or 3.4 seconds had elapsed and Josh needed to throw at 2.5 or 2.6 seconds. It's the problem I see with Dorsey's "deep routes or checkdowns" play designs.

I don't wanna rain on your parade, here, but Mike White completed 28 of 47 passes and the 19 that didn't wind up in the WR hands were not all throw-aways. Do you really think the difference between 28/47 (59.6%) and 16/27 (59.2%) is where you want to run up your flag for "show(ing) him how it's done"?