stevewin

I feel like to light a fire under Miller, McBean pulled the longest of long cons - pretending that Vlad was actually good and might start. Their commitment to the ruse is astonishing - to the point of keeping a useless sack of potatoes on the roster, and when everyone in the free world is like "OK - we get it, you can stop now", but McD is still spouting "Those guys are going to to continue to battle" nonsense. Miller must really be thinking WTF, even more than the rest of us

Has he ever even made a st tackle in a bills uniform?

I think beane/mad have gone way too far favoring versatility/st. At the end of the day you need skill at skill positions

I also don't understand why colt anderson is on this roster. Dude has done nothing but be injured. Don't tell me it's because he's a great st player either, we already have like 9 st specialists

And trust the process of avoiding death

I feel like I'm stepping off the curb into oncoming traffic

Would it be easier if his name was Redcorn?

I don't get the logic behind 'getting rid of the previous regime's guys'. If a guy has the physical skills and right attitude, wth does it matter how he got there? Makes no sense to me. Seems like there must have been something else going on

I bet mcd is a player that follows the process

Shocking. So the reason he gave for his retirement was disingenuous sanctimonious BS. Sorry, don't like the guy, hope he never gets to play

Graham's on fire with the mcbean features

Charlotte is way inland. Even if the hurricane hit NC directly, it would just be rain, if anything, there. No chance game isn't played in charlotte.

He was fighting injuries for a lot of camp. Last preseason game he was in late in the 4th Q with the deep deep scrubs and allowed at least two completions - I felt then his time might be up

Let the chaos begin!

That they probably are assuming they'll pick a WR off of waivers might have factored into cutting Reilly now - knowing if they kept him on now, he would be the first to go. Also wonder if there's a thought might be easier for a player to get through waivers now with the massve 1100+ cut vs releasing someone after the waiver period where there will be more visibility

I'm wondering about Seymour. From old regime, fighting off injuries, not sure perfect fit for scheme or nickel, and was playing late in 4th Q last night and gave up a couple of completions late in the game

This is like Baltimore game in reverse

Actually look like football team rn

Wtf. Lions broadcast on game pass

Two words: Train Whistle

http://buffalonews.com/2017/08/29/ducasse-miller-still-battling-bills-starting-right-guard-spot/

Thought this was a really interesting article - a small look behind the curtain. One thing is for sure, I don't expect the roster Sunday night to be the same as after cuts on Sat http://buffalonews.com/2017/08/29/inside-bills-gm-brandon-beane-assistant-gm-joe-schoen-ready-chaotic-24-hours/ ..

Brown is probably a bad example - I think there were other factors that led to them passing on him - like him literally quitting on the field against the Steelers for one

This is what I would have preferred. Keep him as 3rd string/STer initially - see if he improves over the course of the season and improves his trade value, even if he isn't a perfect fit

This sucks for WRs on the bubble hoping to make an impression the last preseason game. If they do sit Peterman and go with a temp QB just for the game the number of catchable passes is likely to be even lower than usual