Mark Vader

I envision them having Shakir running his routes and catching passes.

That was tough to watch. Amazing that the Bills were still able to make that a game.

I am/was the same way. I could have named every teams starting offensive line. I still pay attention to the NFL overall, just not as intensely as I used to. As for the question at hand, my attention to the Bills remains the same during the offseason. I'm looking for news on the Bills every day. No matter how good or bad a team they are, I stay invested.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vo377zb7Jsg

It's also OTA's.

It is Florida Vs. Florida State.

As a Michigan fan, I did not expect him to become such an impact player for this team. Good for him. https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/5517718/2024/05/28/nico-collins-contract-texans/

"Tell your old man to drag Walton and Lanier up-and-down the court for 48 minutes." -Roger Murdoch

The NFL is a non-profit organization.

Player: Cornell Green. The worst offensive tackle I ever saw. Even more than Langston Walker. Coach: Nathaniel Hackett. Even more than Jauron, Wrecks, Gregg-0 & Maroon.

How Edmunds turned out in the pros wasn't my point. No one could honestly predict that. He was regarded by many as one of the top linebackers coming out of college.

I understand what you mean about Allen & Knox, but Edmunds was a talented player in college.

The way I see it, he's no longer on the team. What happens from here on out, doesn't affect the Bills.

Who cares?

Yep. It's nice to be nice to the nice.

I mentioned him earlier.

Unless the NFL didn't gobble up all the hotels within a 10 mile radius of Green Bay. The closest place I could get is in Menominee, Michigan, which is about an hour from Green Bay! You have to book so far in advance for the draft.

Yet, the NFL is having next year's draft in Green Bay. They don't have the hotel capacity for it.

Jocularity, jocularity.

Samuel is #1

I still want to know what those replacement officials were doing talking to the referee after the kickoff at the start of the second half.

And Justin Armour, Brad Lamb, Barry Rose & John Kolesar.

I feel the same way. I was not thrilled with the pick of Coleman, but I'm also not cheering for him to fail. His attitude is great and he's got a terrific personality. If the staff believes in him, then I hope he can shine as a player and become a great player for the Bills.

Maybe. It's amazing to think that people are incapable of differentiating that what a player is saying on their own isn't directly tied to the league that they play in. Of course the NFL only did it to cover their butts, I highly doubt that they are that concerned with people's feelings. Just my opinion. At the same time, I don't see the NFL apologizing for every player who may say something or do something controversial. That would be a lot of apologies throughout the year.

By that same logic, would that not also mean that everyone who is not an NFL fan would also not know who Harrison Butker is?