DrDawkinstein

I like this painting of Allen (lower right corner) someone in the family did...

Ehh, if anything, I feel last year showed us how necessary having fans in the stands really is. Changes the whole game, even when watching on TV. NFL maybe less so than other sports, but folks still want to get back to the stadiums ASAP. Watch this coming season, the secondary market will be at an all-time high. Additionally, stadiums cant go the way of malls. The players still need a place to play, and the league still makes a ton more money by having fans there than not.

Now THIS is an absolutely gorgeous house! Way nicer than the one Josh was rumored to have purchased. Props to the Pecas for having great taste. Agreed, all it's missing is a pool.

Ah yes, the "have my cake and eat it too" approach that is so wildly popular nowadays.

His response track to the NFLPA gonna be fire!

Yep, I was one of those High School athletes taking that, and Agent Orange (which was just powder-form Ephedrine), back in the day. However, it didnt really hit or become big in the media until the late 90s when it was put into pill form, and the news cameras picked up a bottle of it in Mark McGuire's locker during his Home Run season.

Thinking back to the "Patriot Way" and how BB ran such a tight ship during those dynasty years, and how McD is pretty much doing the same thing and had all his players in line... How do you think BB would have handled a #3 WR stepping out of line and going public like this? Would he even make it back into the facility? Or would they have just shipped the player his stuff from his locker?

If anyone is looking for some laughs, Beasley getting absolutely roasted in the thread on /r/NFL We brought in Sanders. Just swap him in. Speaking of which... Does anyone believe he did that totally naturally? Or did he, like every other NFL player, have the team Dr shoot some chemical into his body which he has no clue what it contains, in order to numb the pain? Little punk hypocrite.

I hope the next time McD or Beane speak with the media, every question is about Beasley.

That is correct. NBA just has to do a tank top and shorts. Easy to do, and a lot more wiggle room with crazy designs. NFL... the helmet alone is major. Then the jerseys, which are not only full shirts, but puffed up even bigger with pads. And they tie into the pants... A lot to coordinate. And if even one part of one piece is off, the whole thing looks stupid. Side note, sorry @Mark Vader, but while I too love the simple classics, I like that Oregon and other teams experiment and push the envelope. It's all entertainment anyways.

For being on a team that decided they would not discuss vaccinations with the media, Beasley sure is saying a lot of stuff...

I mean, Im not really buying it either. Just kicking ideas around. And I like that idea of the bolded. I hope so. Cheers to Top 5 on both sides!

And we still signed Emmanuel Sanders.

You're assuming he wants to have an actual conversation, and will really bother to listen to answers. Which he would have done by now if that were true. He isn't "tweeting in good faith".

Bills save $4M on the cap if they were to cut Beasely. Just saying.

"That's why I'm on here"?!? Because everything gets solved on Twitter? That's his best place to go? Ah yeah, see, he has no real intention of "getting things right". He just wants to be contrarian so he feels smarter. Dude was annoying on the Cowboys All or Nothing. Still a dumb little punk now.

Same could be said for anyone with his "beliefs". Dumb Dumb here figured it out lol

Ha, true, but if anyone is going to retire they'd do it now, before they have to attend any OTAs or Training Camp.

The number of actual players who have retired this year due to having COVID protocols/vaccinations pushed on them is ZERO. And neither would Buffalo03 if it really came down to it.

As much as I hate to say it... I think the Bills lose a heart breaker to the Browns in the playoffs this year. But stay with me. This is what they need to propel them to their Super Bowl runs over the next 5-6 years. Just like when the Bills lost the AFC Champ to Cincy, then bowed out of the playoffs early the next year to Cleveland thanks to Ronnie Harmon. Then straight dominated for the next handful of years. History repeating. KC, Buffalo, and Cleveland at the top of the AFC is so 1990, and I love it.

Is Derrick Henry throwing the ball?

Well, send that screenshot to Josh and see what he thinks? 🤷‍♂️

Cool story, bro? But also, not really. He took some team friendlier deals later on in his career (the 2nd decade) after he already made $100M+ and the team was cheating by paying for his TB12 stuff on the side. But his first contract after his rookie deal wasnt under value. It was more than Peyton Manning was making, more than Drew Brees was making, and more than Romo was making.

Baker just said this week he is "no hurry" to get his new deal done. I think that means the 3 guys who panned out from the class of '18 (Mayfield, Allen, Jackson) are all waiting to see who flinches first, so they can be last and get the most money of the 3. Might be a while until we see the deal done.

I also don't want to hear the "These guys treat their bodies like temples and dont want to put foreign substances in them", when ALL of the players would jump on whatever new, untested, non-FDA regulated "supplement" comes out that mirrors anything like steroids (which they already know are bad). Remember when Androstenedione hit the market back in 1998? A completely untested, unregulated supplement that acted like a lite anabolic steroid. No one knew what was really in it. Yet almost every baseball, football, and hockey player immediately started taking it. Nevermind the fact that players constantly get hit with PED suspensions.