Coach Tuesday

They just traded away a good guard.

Assume you mean Flowers, not Brown...

For years the Raiders have handed out horrible contracts which cascade leaguewide. Brown is a below-average LT.

WITHIN not WITH

We pick 9th.

Easy to crusade?

Says the guy who said the same thing about Tyrod in every single post for several years straight...

He doesn’t care about team success. He is working on his brand and his benjamins. He’ll figure he can thrive under the Vegas spotlight with no state income tax to boot.

No chance the Bills are involved. Steelers probably dropped price a bit and will deal him to a team he’ll play for - Saints, Raiders, Jets, Hawks, Niners or Broncos.

The Giants reportedly want two firsts...

Thread fail.

Are you just going to keep repeating old news? The rest of us have been awake for a few hours dude. All of this is upthread. Please.

That’s just the tip of the iceberg with him...

Youre not wrong. Brown is a “brand” now. Motivated by a combination of targets, attention, and brand value.

Have you been there recently? I used to hate LA, but over the last few years I've really grown to love it to the point where, next to NOLA, it's my favorite place to visit in the U.S.

Again, props to Beane for being in the conversation. Most of the NFL world had written off the Bills as being unwilling to make aggressive moves like this. At least this shows that the organization has a pulse and they're actually trying to win games, not just assemble an All-Sunday School Squad. CHILLLLLLLL.

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Also if they swap picks and move down to 20 it will almost force them to take a tight end or offensive lineman. Which might be great.

I gotta give Beane credit for being in the conversation here, regardless of what happens. Major credit.

DeCosta.

Is this English?

Maybe the best pass pro guard in football. Would be a great get.

Vontae Davis was a corpse in the preseason last year. So was Clay. Maybe it was too late to address at that point - but frankly those issues showed up on tape at the end of 2017.

He hasn't exactly been a bust - his talent has flashed, he's been hurt a lot. The concussions scare me, and the Bills don't exactly have a great track record when it comes to medical evaluations. But the talent is definitely there and at the right price, it's definitely a risk worth taking. The problem for Beane historically has been his tendency to poorly evaluate the medicals and then fail to have a Plan B.

Not far enough.