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He’s done in Miami. I’d love if it the Bills signed him but they can’t tie that much money up in the TE position after re-signing Knox

It wasn’t really picking buddies. In the case of Murphy, when he had his stroke they needed someone ASAP to call the game in Cincy. There wasn’t time for a formal interview process. The members of the Bills radio team are Murphy, Brown, Wood, Tasker, Sal Capaccio, and Maddy Glab. Brown probably makes the most sense to replace him internally, though I guess that could have gone to Sal as well. Of course, if Murph decided to retire for good, I do anticipate they’ll look to external candidates with broadcast experience

I don’t listen to the radio broadcasts but from what I’ve heard of Chris Brown as an announcer, he sounded overly excited and kind of forced. Like he was trying to be a parody of a play-by-play man. I prefer Murph and hope he gets back in the booth next season How are you able to sync it? Because the delays on both radio and TV make it impossible

I read this earlier today. Chris did a great job with the write-up. Hoping they really make balancing his decisions a focal point this week

Yeah… to Shakir’s credit he did make a crucial 31 yard catch on 3rd and 10 that could have been picked otherwise. But yes, he makes the catch and the Bills score a TD to make it 24-6 and I think it’s a different game but…we got the win.

I’m not so sure that’s true. Brown has an excelled RAS score and players like Bates and Dawkins should be able to get out in space. I just don’t know what the issue is…

There has to be a reason why the Bills never run screens. It wasn’t just Dorsey, they didn’t run many with Daboll last season either.

I agree… In LV he has his Buddy as cos h in McDaniel along with Davante, Waller, and maybe Jacobs. Something tells me he might want to end his career in San Fran - his childhood team

I understand the logic behind the move but I wouldn’t be too optimistic given their track record. At the same time I recognize the importance of a good edge rusher in the defense , and just because they haven’t been overly successfully in the draft, doesn’t mean they should stop trying. I would agree with some other members here who felt that the past few drafts have been heavy on defense. I’d love for offense to get a higher priority in terms of OL and WR

it seems like every team in the AFCE was hurt by injuries but we forget about the Jets. The ended up losing both starting starting tackles, along with several other lineman and running backs. Still even with those losses LaFleur was able to call a very good running with backups in the starting lineup. His downfall is the horrendous passing game which IMO is more on the QB’s than it is on his. It was painfully obvious the Jets were a good QB away from being a scary team this year. That’s not LaFleur’s fault…it’s the GM/HC and whoever selected Zach Wilson. Still Saleh is going into his final season, so he has to make a blooms sacrifice

Yes but sadly it wasn’t just a few knuckleheads in this forum. There were times when much of the fan base wanted McDermott replaced as last as Week 10 of the season after they dropped two close games.

It all happened organically on Twitter and it’s crazy to think how it caught fire to the point that the name became associated with the team:

Remember 7 weeks ago when people wanted to fire McDermott?

I don’t think it’s entirely his choice. My guess is that neither that the Dolphins (and maybe the NFL) just aren’t comfortable with Tua suffering 4 concussions in 4 months. I remember after news broke Tua was back in CP, Chris Nowinski said he was done for the year and that no legitimate head trauma specialist was going to clear him this season. I’m glad that held up, because it seems like for him to play again they really would’ve had to turn a blind eye.

Jimmy Haslam and Cleveland completely screwed over the other 31 NFL teams with the guaranteed money they gave Watson. The problem is, that deal is now precedent. It’s like when someone grossly over-pays for a house in a neighborhood in a high demand area, in most cases that inflates real estate of other homes in the area. The league owners want Watson’s deal to be viewed as an outlier, but the NFLPA, agents, and of course the players won’t see it that way. It appears that guaranteed money is the sticking point with Baltimore and Lamar. You can bet your arse it’s going to be a topic with Joe Burrow this off-season..maybe Justin Herbs too. These contracts will likely determine about the future of QB contracts. Like with Allen a few years back, it’s laughable to think these QB’s are going to take a “hometown discount” and ignore the deal that was given to Watson. Either way the QB contract is going to up. Teams are just going to have to be more comfortable with eating dead cap space if it doesn’t work out. High risk…high reward.

Reading the comments online during the game there was a lot of dread watching the Skylar Thompson Miami offense as though they were anticipating a heart breaking loss. I think getting into the playoffs has helped lift their spirit a bit but there’s still a portion of the fan base that isn’t so sure

People said the same exact thing last season… record 13-3

Taron kind of turned his body when taking on the block which put him in a bad position. The Hendrickson is terrible and a blatant attempt for a leg whip. I’m surprised no one called him on it. Dirty play

He actually has a point…someone should have stepped in. Dion Dawkins, Jon Feliciano and other Bills lineman stood up when defenders too rough with Josh after the whistle. What happened to Foles was bull####. Someone should have pulled him up either from Indy or NYG. With that being said, Saturday is a terrible coach and should not be back next season

To be honest, it makes you re-evaluate what’s really important in life. We get so wrapped up into the Bills and worry about winning a Super Bowl, but yesterday reinforces what’s really important in life

I mostly agree but I think junky need to take into account draft position. So while Dane Jackson might not be a starting caliber CB, a solid depth player is pretty good value for a 7th round pick. You can say the same thing about Hamlin as a 5th rounder. Conversely that’s what makes Boogie kind of a disappointing pick as a 2nd rounder.

I don’t think this ever happened. I guess there’s a chance he suggested it behind closed doors but there were so many leaks back then, that if the story had legs it would’ve made its way into the media. Also if you remember, Rex signed IK Enemkpali for no other reason than to troll Geno and the Jets. Doesn’t exactly sound like a player Rex thought too highly of. Finally in summer 2016, the Bills resigned Tyrod Taylor to an extension and seemingly were behind him as starter. This kind of kills the whole “change of scenery” idea because what would be the point of trading one backup QB for another? More revisionist history from Rex trying to pretend he thought more of Geno than he did

You may be correct. But I think Boogie is a lot like AJ Epinesa. He may be a solid rotational DE but I think that’s his ceiling. That’s fine but you can find solid rotational DE’s much later in the draft after round 2. This is what makes him a disappointing pick IMO

It’s not an egregious pick but like you said, it’s not unreasonable to think that the pick was a disappointment and that we should be seeing better returns

formal definition: ”A street free agent is any unsigned player, who is not on a practice squad, 53-man roster, nor otherwise employed by a football team. These players are available to teams after the main Unrestricted Free Agency, Restricted Free Agency, and Undrafted Free Agency periods are complete. This term is typically reserved for those who are “on the street” during the course of the season and those who have been under contract with an NFL team at some point in their career.” So John Brown or Cole Beasley are street free agents, as was Shaq Lawson who was cut in Week 17 of the 2021 season