BuffaloRebound

Geno is EJ-bad. Fitz has his limitations, but after you get past the top 15-16 QB's, you can certainly do worse than Fitz as your QB. After Brady, Ben, Eli, Rodgers, Cam, Romo, Palmer, Dalton, Wilson, Flacco, Rivers, Luck, Carr, Brees, Ryan, Winston, I'd put Fitz near the top of the next tier - Bradford, Foles, Tannehill, McCown, Alex Smith, Mariota, Bortles, TJ Yates/Hoyer, Kaepernick, TT, Cousins, Stafford, Bridgewater, Cutler. Alex Smith and Stafford are only 2 in the next tier I'd clearly want over Fitz if I needed to win a game right now.

Mario's play that led to TD at end of 1st half reminded me of Stevie's improv against the Chiefs that blew the game. Given Rex's Reaction, in my opinion Mario is gone this offseason. Guy doesn't seem like a Rex all-in type of guy. Give Mario's money to Wilkerson.

Our corners are really good. Give Mario's money to Wilkerson.

Play where Geno got blown up running down sideline instead of stepping out of bounds was vintage EJ from the Cleveland game his rookie year. NFL game moves way too fast for both of them.

Game is too fast for him. One thing to be calm and cool. Another thing to be a deer in headlights. Not sure you can do anything to improve that. So many bad QB's in NFL though that he probably hangs around league as backup for at least another 5 years.

The Pass Interference should've been 4th down. There was no false start the previous play. Jags LT was only Lineman that moved on Center snap. Refs got that wrong too. Hughes sack should've counted. At least that one was easier to understand how they got wrong.

Total team loss. EJ is bad. Rex and his coaching staff were worse.

Since he's such a flaming d-bag, thinking the courtroom sketch needs to get incorporated into a Brady sign. 'Ugg for Men: Don't Hate Me Because I'm Beautiful' underneath the courtroom sketch.

Highly entertaining game. Eagles had Falcons on the ropes.

Unbelievable how conservative NFL coaches get at the end of games.

Atlanta's defense is cooked. Can almost chalk up a TD for philly here.

Nope. Never happens. Message board genius told me so.

Uncanny how much Darby has been targeted since the 1st preseason game. Teams don't typically gameplan much in the preseason and it's not like Gilmore, although good, is Revis on the other side. Almost like Rex asked the other team to pick on him early and often. Given the results, can't see how you start Darby in week 1. Clearly not ready.

Gotta keep all 3 QB's. Taylor deserves to start but doubt he holds up all 16 games. Cassel is a steady, top flight backup QB, and EJ is much needed insurance in case of Taylor injury or his good play not carrying over to regular season.

I'd guess Bills total costs are not much more than $200m considering the county and state pick up most of the costs of operating the stadium with Bills paying very little in rent. Left with basically player, coach, and admin salaries. I'd guess Bills pull in around $8m per home game in tickets, parking, concessions, merchandise. So $227m revenue sharing basically covers all the team's expenses with all the gameday revenue as profit ($8m times 8 home games plus 2 pre-season games probably gets you to $70m). Doesn't sound like NFL owners pay much if any taxes on that profit either. Not a bad racket. Owning Bills is like owning a tax free AAA-rated bond that pays 5% per year and appreciates in value. Not gonna find many better ways to invest $1.4 billion.

Doesn't look like summer wherever he is.

Reminds me of E Moulds on some of those kick returns. Big explosive guy with nice acceleration. Gotta think there's a spot for him on the roster on special teams alone.

The more we learn the more I think anything less than an 8 game suspension for Brady and major fines for Patriots is a joke. They are basically daring the NFL to do it. Rogue organization.

Completely agree with the original premise. Look at the Dolphins with Suh. The tampering rules for free agency are a joke since no one follows them. Look at Rex with Collins. If all the NFL is gonna do is fine you $100k, it definitely is worth it to cheat. Almost becoming like steroids in baseball. If you're not cheating, you're a chump.

Think it's gonna come down to trust more than anything. Collins basically lost $8-9m in all this. If an owner tells him he's gonna take care of him (i.e. give him a new contract as soon as he's allowed to get one that maybe re-coups some of the money he would've got as a 1st rounder) and Collins believes him, that's probably where he ends up. With Pegula and Rex, we have as good a shot as anyone.

Disagree. Even if he still would've been allowed to play, there was a fire-storm swirling at the time, and it would've only got worse if Brady didn't deny all wrong-doing. Even though most non-Patriots fans knew he was lying, Brady and Belichick's denials seemed to rally the team and its fans.

Brady's main goal I'm sure was the Super Bowl. Anything that would've jeopardized his chances at playing or causing more of a distraction was probably all he cared about. How many more chances is a 38 year-old QB gonna get at winning a Super Bowl? So he had a press conference and lied his teeth off to ensure that he'd play in the Super Bowl. Even if he gets banned for a year, it will have been worth it. That's why NFL has to come down hard.

+1000. D-bag Rodak thought he had headlines for the entire day. Someone needs to let McCoy know that he's being used and should be careful who he shares his opinions with.

As is often the case, the cover-up is worse than the crime. Anything less than half a season suspension is a joke. If he had come clean, probably would've been a fine.

Last years 19th pick, ironically the Dolphins OT Jujaun James, signed a 4 year, 8.4m fully guaranteed contract. Bills would be getting Collins for probably 3 years and $1m total. If Rex can pull this off, he would've re-couped a 1st pick and saved his boss over $7m.