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Really? He doesn't sound like a thug.

How awesome would it be if this kid quit halfway through the first workout?

I wasn't invited... Gotta love those Friday nooners!

Let me check my Farmer's Almanac. At Tennessee, no less. Better yet, Genny Cream Ales. Wrong. 21-0

Norway he was gonna Finnish up as a Buffalo Bill. But it will be Swede for him to end his career in his home state. I'm a bit surprised it took until middle of page 2 to mention Mario Addison being rejoined by Hughes. Incidentally Hughes and Addison were teammates at Indy for two seasons so Hughes has now been on 3 teams and Addison has been on all three of those teams.

Why are teams always throwing at him? Just kidding.

You asked if he's any good. As I pointed out he's good but he's also expensive. The real question is whether he's worth what he'll cost. BTW what does a playoff game and Jamison Crowder have to do with James Bradberry?

2016 2nd round pick 2020 Pro Bowl 2nd highest paid cornerback in the NFL Is due to make $3.5 million more than Tre'Davious White in 2022 This is all anyone really needs to know about James Bradberry.

Good point but remember that Clyde Edwards-Helaire ran a 4.61 at the combine. In that regard he and Cook are not really comparable. Also CEH was a 1st round pick FWIW.

Not to pile on poor Levi because I like the guy and he's a great story but I was surprised the Steelers signed him. I think of them as being a great organization for several reasons, not least because of their ability to evaluate talent. Levi seems like a bad fit there.

Agree and would add... this is not a Mom and Pop organization any more. 1) As one of the best organizations in the league (have you looked at their personnel department?) you can bet your bottom dollar that the Bills vetted Brady deeply. 2) This team is stacked with highly-credentialed people in every department. Besides the fact that Brady was the Panthers OC: Rob Boras was the Rams OC Mike Shula was the Bucs, Panthers, and Giants OC Aaron Kromer was the Bears OC It would actually be ridiculous to not give the Bills the benefit of the doubt on this hire. For God's sake, they're a team with 4 former OCs in addition to their current OC. Hiring Brady added to what was already an embarrassment of riches.

12:56 to be exact.

Gabriel Davis is a plus-sized receiver who is deceptively fast... kind of the human version of a Scottish Deerhound. Isaiah McKenzie reminds me of a certain dog breed but I can't quite put my finger on it...

But Bradberry is the second-highest paid cornerback in the league. It's not the same thing IMO. Under his current contract Bradberry will make $3.5 million more than Tre'Davious White this year.

Has anyone ever seen the two of them in the same place at the same time? But... you're Success...

Did they?

True. There's worse times to get injured than in the last game of the season.

I thought you were kidding at first. Bradberry has been in the league for 5 seasons. He has zero All-Pros and 1 Pro Bowl (2020). You want the Bills to pay him his base salary of $13.4 million for this year? His cap hit of $21.8 million this year is second only to Jalen Ramsey among cornerbacks.

From the same article: "Shakir appeared in 43 games over his career, missing only three games due to a knee injury during his freshman season."

It's funny how the game has changed. I believe the Bills threw the ball more (over 60% of the time) on all 3 downs. I think probably Cook will alternate series more than he alternates plays.

McKenzie is kind of like this year's Levi Wallace... the Bills like him to a certain price point and McKenzie would prefer to stay than to leave. Barring unforeseen circumstances he'll be here for one more year. Usually when the Bills recruit and sign a veteran free agent they treat that person with respect. It often seems the team wants to do well by the veterans. I expect Crowder will be a Bill for at least this year. I feel like they wouldn't have signed him just to cut him. That said I have a hard time seeing both Zack Moss and Duke Johnson making the team and that's a similar situation so who knows?

Yes, you know what I meant, 51 players returned. The Bills essentially did nothing after losing the 2020 AFC Championship game. https://www.si.com/nfl/draft/nfl/why-continuity-will-carry-the-buffalo-bills And there's zero doubt that 13 seconds led to Von Miller as well as Kaiir Elam and Terrel Bernard. That's not an assumption on my part.

Free agency and the signing of Von Miller don't count as attempting to improve the team? (Nice name btw). This topic shows that many fans are still bitter and angry about how last season ended. This surprises me. I've been a fan since 1968 so it's amazing to me to see all the unforgiving fans embracing their frustration over last year like the memory of a bad breakup that they don't want to let go of. Are you all still gonna be angry if the Bills win the Super Bowl? 😆 Seriously if anyone should have an angry death grip on 13 seconds it should be the old timers like me who remember the Joe Collier years, the Harvey Johnson years, the Hank Bullough and Kay Stephenson regimes... The Bills broke a 17 year playoff drought just 5 years ago. Since then they've been one of the most exciting up and coming teams. Enjoy it! As the OP has pointed out this offseason is in stark contrast to last offseason. Recall that after the Bills lost the 2020 AFC Championship Game, they returned 51 starters... in other words the team essentially decided to stand pat. This offseason couldn't be more different. Names have been taken and the wagons are being loaded with ammo... the armory has been restocked and the team is loaded for bear. Let's forget the past and enjoy the wagon ride to Glendale.

Where did you see this? Might you have a link?

Many people are saying it's one of the greatest games ever played.