DrDawkinstein

Damar isnt wrong, but please keep AB away from kids

Thank god that trade didnt work out. Fans can barely handle Diggs and his postgame behavior and vague, innocuous tweets. AB wouldve torn this team (and possibly the entire city of Buffalo) apart.

Their entire QB room is costing them $4.5M this year. Can't beat that deal for the talent level, and at that position, even if there are a lot of question marks as well.

This fulfills our quota for DL named Williams.

That just raises even more questions for me. Like not being able to fake an onside, or surprise squib, etc. But I see you have another post that addresses some of that. Thanks!

How would an onside kick attempt work?

I'm no McDermott fan, but this post is missing a video of the press conference.

And you will be FURIOUS about it!

Dean Blandino, Rick McKay, and Troy Vincent all say otherwise. They are initially going to address it through film review and fines before throwing flags. Sure, a blatantly obvious one that causes an injury will likely draw a flag, and rightfully so. How often do they get horse collar tackles wrong, calling them when it wasnt a horse collar? Rarely if ever?

It's not that it wont be enforced. It's how it will be enforced that is a little different. But we already have this in the NFL. There are plenty of hits and behavior that doesnt get flagged in the moment, but gets fined later on. And frankly, I'd rather have it that way than stopping the game and letting the refs influence the whole thing. Well if it's going to be enforced mostly through film and fines then it wont be very vulnerable to manipulation and corruption, so what more do you want? Good video for everyone wondering what and why...

From what I've read, and what Troy Vincent has said, the enforcement of the Hip Drop ban will NOT be done by flags and penalties, and more so via fines after the game. They plan to drive it out by hitting the players in the wallet as opposed to putting that pressure on the officials in real time.

Sure you can. You just sign a new deal. Bills could re-sign him for something like 2/$11M with $6M guaranteed. Cap hit could be low like $3M this year. Still save $7M on the cap from the original deal.

True. I still hate seeing them.

Man, NFLNetwork has been KILLING me lately with their throwback game choices! MMM today, I saw Hail Murray on the other day, and our 2019 Texans playoff loss was on last week. Looking at tomorrow's schedule, seriously wtf...

If I'm following the Athletic mock, I'd rather they just reach at 28 for any of the WRs that got picked in their 2nd round. Even McConky over Robinson.

"Save your postage"

If we do go with a different position at 28, I'll wait to see how the 2nd round plays out before getting on the roof. I just think it's most likely Beane doesnt get serious about an early WR until next year, if/when Diggs is already gone. It's kinda been their MO. Frustratingly.

Another Mock Draft (The Athletic 2.0), another DL... 28. Buffalo Bills: Darius Robinson, Edge, Missouri The Bills tried to move up to get one of the top four receivers, but once that didn’t work, they had a deal in place to move down … that also fell through. Moving down would be preferred if the board played out this way. But with the depth of the receiver class, there is no reason to force the pick and take someone who doesn’t fit what the Bills need in an X receiver with speed to get over the top. Instead, they used their pick on another premium position and landed a long, versatile defensive lineman — a selection that had Sean McDermott and Brandon Beane written all over it. The vision is to eventually use Robinson as a starting defensive lineman who can play on either edge or inside at defensive tackle, depending on the situation. As a prospect, Robinson has been compared to Arik Armstead, whom the Bills were in on as a free agent. — Joe Buscaglia

The Athletic dropped their updated Mock Draft 2.0. For whatever it's worth, yet another DE... 28. Buffalo Bills: Darius Robinson, Edge, Missouri The Bills tried to move up to get one of the top four receivers, but once that didn’t work, they had a deal in place to move down … that also fell through. Moving down would be preferred if the board played out this way. But with the depth of the receiver class, there is no reason to force the pick and take someone who doesn’t fit what the Bills need in an X receiver with speed to get over the top. Instead, they used their pick on another premium position and landed a long, versatile defensive lineman — a selection that had Sean McDermott and Brandon Beane written all over it. The vision is to eventually use Robinson as a starting defensive lineman who can play on either edge or inside at defensive tackle, depending on the situation. As a prospect, Robinson has been compared to Arik Armstead, whom the Bills were in on as a free agent. — Joe Buscaglia I have a feeling that the high priority to draft a new #1 WR may exist more with the fans than at OBD. Especially given how little future-drafting Beane has done in the past. Still have my sights set on Troy Franklin tho...

It's a 3 bedroom too!

Chiefs Owner’s Suite At Arrowhead Stadium Is Elaborate, Unreal (Photos) https://nesn.com/2014/09/chiefs-owners-suite-at-arrowhead-stadium-is-elaborate-unreal-photos/

All good, I was just lightly trolling @Warriorspikes51 by stating his plan for drafting WRs but disguised as DT. Now where is that screwdriver?...