Coach Tuesday

Here's something you should do: go look in the mirror. The person looking back at you has absolutely no idea what he is talking about.

Can someone explain to me the psychology behind posting fake information? It seems to be a "thing" going on in society these days - people seem to delight over lying to large groups of people for no real reason. As a casual student of human behavior, I'm wondering why folks get off on doing that type of thing - where's the thrill in it? Is it just the fleeting sensation of power over a bunch of strangers, watching them react to something false that you created? It strikes me as sick, but the sickness appears to be contagious in our time...

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Buddy Nix is a blithering idiot.

Or one more quality FA agreeing to consider signing with the Bills because they aren't worried that they're stepping into a dysfunctional mess.

I may have agreed with that until I watched Reed play this past season. He was far more disruptive and penetrating than how he had been billed.

He was trash on the field after getting paid tho - only a 2-year "prove it" type thing.

Allen reminds me of his former linemate Jarran Reed who fell to Seattle in Round 2 last year because he lacked "flash plays" - Reed was excellent as a rookie. You can't go wrong adding talent to the front seven. Whereas DBs...

He's trolling you dude, and you're taking the bait each time. Come ahhhn.

But according to Fire Chan, (i) you don't know any of that for a fact; and (ii) he's a fig leaf for Whaley (but see (i)).

Ehr mah gerd The TBD Worm has returned.

Kyle has a couple of years left. McDermott is a front 7 guy. Allen makes more sense.

Berchtold has been inept, himself, for years. Can't it be both?

Do the Bills really pass up Jonathan Allen to take a safety??

Now THAT is progress. Long overdue. Berchtold = Mike from Veep.

There are a lot of oddities in that story.

More like Cravens. Taylor Mays was just a workout freak.

Dude just didn't make enough plays in college for my liking. He's a tweener who never really (to my mind) lived up to his full potential.

This is a 5-11 roster right now.

His best bet is to sit out training camp and wait for an injury to cause some team to get desperate and overpay. He's a vet who has played in multiple systems. Keep your body fresh and cash in.

Hissing to the refs for a flag no doubt.

He wanted to install a different offense each week and liked to wait until the last possible second to decide which play to call, all of which ensured that the ten cent headed players in offense would inevitably botch their assignments.

No thanks. Honestly I'd rather lose with Tyrod than win with Alex Smith. Maybe that's just me.

I'm not so sure. Top 50?

Would the Bills deal Tyrod to the Browns, who reportedly are interested in him and have a ton of draft picks? If so, the Bills could grab two quality players in the top 30, one of whom would be a QB and perhaps the other being a much-needed safety, linebacker, or big-bodied WR/TE? Fine with me...