Einstein

No. Im okay with him losing his job in this situation. Not just for this comment but his overall demeanor toward the teams he writes about. We need a journalist that will ask tough questions, but we dont need them to be a dick about it. In general (not Sullivans situation), I am lamenting a culture that allows no room for mistakes without life altering consequences. I am in favor of a society that helps rehabilitate people more than punish them.

If you’re being honest, the majority of stupid things you’ve said in your life had no consequences outside of a momentary cringe.

True. The rest of us have simply made our offensive comments in private. Not public. That gives us the ability to pretend to have a moral high ground on this issue. Skeletons stay in the closet.

I do kinda agree with him on this point. It is unfortunate that one stupid and offensive comment can ruin all the positives a person has done. That’s what bothers me with mob rule. Every single person lambasting Sullivan for his stupid comment has undoubtably said something equally as stupid and offensive in their life as well. And 99% of them did not lose their livelihoods over it.

Can’t argue with that.

I do agree with you here.

True. And with Sullivan gone, we have pretty much no one left to ask those tough questions. Sal & Co only give softballs.

I agree we need new people but why do they have to be positive? What is up with this movement lately about everything needing to be positive? I want a reporter that tells it like it is - not sugar coats everything. When I want a candy coating on my Bills news, I listen to Chris Brown.

Im shocked he said it. Thats anti-McD’s culture. And not team centric.

McKenzie: “Around this time (last year), I think Cole Beasley had 86 targets. I have 48.” Interviewer: “We have to fix that.” McKenzie: “I don’t think it’s getting fixed”

Wow. Can’t believe what I just heard on that interview.

Just in case it wasn’t posted earlier, there is a rumor that Allen specifically asked for Beasley (and Brown).

Gotcha. So inbetween Shout & Seven Nation?

I’ve never heard them play the original song you mentioned. I must not be paying attention.

And the drop stats don’t even count drops where the defender touches the receiver in pretty much any way. If you count all the contested drops, you can double the Bills number.

If the only time you’re expected to make a catch is when the defender never touches you, then receivers need to be paid a lot less. But reality is that we see amazing receptions by other teams receivers every week. As Steve Tasker said today “it would be nice if the wide receivers could make a contested catch every now and then”. It’s a drop, in my opinion.

Sorry, I don’t play the “it’s not a drop, it’s a PBU” game. If it hits your hands, you catch it. Knox had 2 full hands on the ball. He needs to catch it. He is paid to catch the ball despite what the defender does.

With Knox, it’s not so much how often he drops passes, but rather how impactful the ones he drops are. He tends to save his brick hands for the worst possible and most impactful moments. Like dropping the game sealing first down pass against the Jets, or dropping the game winning TD against the Vikings.

That’s a debate you should have with the algorithm and statisticians at the New York Times and 538.

So, Frazier said this today. It sounds like he thought Dane Jackson was playing well.

When given the chance to run routes (instead of block), it would be nice if Knox didn’t drop the ball.

Squish the fish!!!

Just FYI for those who weren't aware, a win against the Dolphins on Saturday night will clinch a playoff spot for the Buffalo Bills. A win against the Dolphins also makes the division all but guaranteed (99% probability according to NYT and 538).

I think that’s more Nate Geary than Jeremy White - personally.