BigAl2526

I'm more interested in upgrading the position, not moving sideways. Sign a tier 2 free agent at least and then draft a guy in the first two rounds of the draft.

Agreed. A good number of players who don't get invited to the combine end up being draft picks, so a prospect who is likely to be a UDFA not being invited is normal even if he's an All-American.

Wow. I'll be 74 in a little more than a year. I sure hope that I can make it past my 74th year.

Can't say it's a surprise. Just too many mistakes on special teams this past season.

My sister-in-law and family live in Denver, NC, just a bit north of Charlotte.

I'm still ticked off at the league for scheduling the Bills as the "home team" in London versus the "visiting" Jacksonville Jaguars, who are far more experienced playing games in London AND had played the week before in London, giving them an extra week to get acclimated.

It depends on whether his goal was to be on an NFL roster and making a nice salary, or playing a meaningful number of snaps in an NFL regular season and making a difference to a team. You are right. He has been on the Bills' roster for years, though some of those years he lost completely to injury, spending them on IR. It's also true that hundreds of players come and go in the NFL leaving with fewer years than Doyle. I still think he leaves wishing his career had been a little more.

At the very least, it is an interesting proposal.

The NFL creates heroes and crushes dreams. Tommy Doyle is one of the unlucky ones. Hopefully, he has his degree and was able to save some money. Whatever he does next I hope his luck is better.

I want a physical freak who is about 6'4" and 230 lbs and runs the 40 at 4.3 or better with a 40+ inch vertical. He also never drops the ball and is an elite route runner. It would be good if he could fly, but that might be asking a bit much.

I don't tend to dwell in the past. My philosophy is, "Learn the lessons of the past and then figure out what you can do to make the future better."

Yeah, my question is would he be a liability in zone coverage? McDermott is willing to use man coverage from time, but his bread and butter is zone coverage, and he's not going to give it up.

Philadelphia is not chopped liver. Neither Buffalo or KC are slam dunk winners in a game against Philadelphia. And Washington did beat Detroit, so they are capable of rising to the occasion. So, I think that Super Bowl LIX is still a big deal.

I think it is smart of him. Besides his time with the Bills, he's had some experience as an NFL offensive coordinator, but not a lot. I think he would be much better prepared to take a head coaching position in a year or two.

A win tomorrow would be a pretty dramatic sign.