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Things that make you go hmmmmm....

Gore was 44, not 54. At age 34 Ray Davis is definitely older than the average rookie. By comparison Tremaine Edmunds is going into his 7th season and he's only 21... but every athlete is different so in that regard, age is just a number.

The suspense is really starting to eat me up... what's the next step?

That's impossible... he doesn't have any quick-twitch muscles.

I wouldn't be surprised if Pegula went cheapo and continued to exploit the willing Chris Brown. My wife and I sometimes listen to the WGR feed over the internet just for old time's sake. We did it more frequently when Van was around. As a Bay Area resident I"m not a huge fan of Papa's work. He's super knowledgable but he's grown a bit pompous and self-important. Also, he tries showing off too much of his football knowledge during the play by play. He overly describes in real time and clutters up the call with unnecessary ornamentation.. As an example, "The former walk-on from South Carolina makes the catch down the sideline against trips coverage for the first down!" would be his call DURING (not after) the play. JMO.

I think proper grammar would be "all your drone are belong to us."

Agreed. Very clickbaity.

True. He's already 3 years older than Tremaine Edmunds.

You think Ty Johnson will be aheadof Ray Davis on the depth chart?

Triple Yahtzee. It's a privilege that he's the QB of our favorite football team and it's a privilege to watch him play football.

As long as we're sharpshooting, grammar and spelling are not the same thing. It's alright. I've already called dispatch.

What was his gauntlet time?

LB looks like the strongest unit on the team and it seems they're not going to allow injuries at this position to change the course of this season as it did last season.

I can't argue with your take but I will say that people generally have the opportunity to redeem themselves and I think Jimbo has. Moreover I'm sympathetic to his misfortunes. Chad on the other hand...

WE GOT BRIAN THOMPSON JR!!!?!?!?!??!!!!

The anticipation of this launch has me stoked!!!

According to Buscaglia in The Athletic: "The Bills have all of their original picks through the first four rounds. On top of that, they have Minnesota’s 2025 2nd (Stefon Diggs deal), what is likely Chicago’s 2025 4th (draft-day trade for the Bears to select Austin Booker), and a projected fourth-round compensatory pick for Gabe Davis signing elsewhere. That would give the Bills seven picks within the first four rounds and the first 135 overall of the draft." My buddy used to buy Smokin' Joe's cigarettes on the reservation for half the cost of smokes at a regular convenience store. He was fond of saying that they were "so cheap, he couldn't afford not to buy them."

I recall hearing how difficult it was on the Collier family when he presided over the downslide of that Bills dynasty. Buffalo is a tough town. I'm glad that Collier resurrected his career and reputation after leaving the Bills. By all accounts he was a very decent person and excellent football coach. RIP.

So many (rhetorical) questions: Will polite friends even bring this up in conversation? To what degree will Jimbo get asked about this in his daily conversations? Will some friends and acquaintances actually go so far as to give him "flack" for this? Then separately: Does Jimbo feel any responsibility for the person his nephew has become? Should Jimbo feel any responsibility for the person his nephew has become? How many of you are uncles or significant elders to a younger person? How much responsibility do you feel for how that younger person has turned out? I also try not rushing to judgement but my first reaction is not that there's been "wrongful accusations in the past." My first reaction is that "Chad Kelly has a terrible track record and it's really hard to give him any benefit of the doubt." BTW I see now that the Argos have suspended him for the preseason and half the regular season.

Claypool will be gone at the first sign of trouble. There's no way he's not on a short leash.

Buffalo Bill, I don't quite grasp the concept. The excerpt above doesn't express to me the intention of your proposal. edit: In what way(s) would this create a different type of thread? Is the intention to cut down on the number of threads or the number of responses to a thread? What is the benefit of implementing this? Can you re-word for slow learners like myself? Thank you.

I agree with you (as usual) that the Bills addressing of WR this offseason has been a bit underwhelming and I've been trying to feel better about it. Not directed at you but posters here complain generally that we didn't do enough in that regard and that we should have traded up/not traded down/drafted a different player. That said I believe most of us were onboard with the 2 trade downs and thrilled with the acquisition of a 3rd rounder. So I'm interested to know which WRs some of the posters would have preferred the Bills to draft instead of Cole Bishop at #60 or instead of DeWayne Carter at #95? BTW I peaked at the remaining free agent WRs and the list is not very exciting... it's too bad the market didn't wait until June 1st. Tyler Boyd Michael Thomas Hunter Renfrow Zay Jones Mecole Hardman Marquez Valdes-Scantling Corey Davis Julio Jones Russell Gage Allen Robinson Alex Erickson Lynn Bowden Scotty Miller Jalen Guyton Randall Cobb Sterling Shepard Robbie Chosen Richie James Jakeem Grant