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I don't know, that air was playing him tight and he got free to make the catch uncontested. With the extended one hand grab, at least a 7/10.

True, but Bobby Johnson was also integral in bringing Jon "Mongo" Feliciano in; they were on the Raiders together 2015-17. That turned out pretty well. I love the guy's intensity and attitude.

RFA - After 1st & 2nd round tenders, in 2020 it goes to: Original-round tender: One-year contract worth the greater of (a) $2.133 million or (b) 110 percent of the player's prior-year base salary. Then.... the tender amount increases each year by the same rate of increase as the NFL salary cap, at a minimum of five percent and a maximum of 10 percent. The RFA tender would be significantly higher than the vet minimum. For example: Players with seven or more years of experience will have a minimum salary of $1.05 million in 2020 under the new deal.

It would amount to 2,380,000 deaths using the lowest number projection. That's nothing to sneeze at - no pun intended.

hmm... from your picture a Medium looks like it would not be very tight ? Very generous of you. Hopefully they go to someone who will often wear them, as I love seeing Bills gear on people everywhere I go across this great country.

I think you meant "he's earned the right to test the market." ? It wasn't that private. ?

They offered him $33 mil/yr last year and he turned it down. Was that a discount?

Jacques should be real familiar with Corey Luiget. I'm thinking Sean saw an opportunity to make a change once Eric Washington became available. I was suspicious when it was announced Teerlick went back to college level. Whitecotton likely saw the situation and took a better perceived opportunity. It's rare for a team to go to another team to get an assistant coach to make a lateral move to be their assistant coach.

If you dig your own ditch, you've got to sleep in it. (I love mixed metaphors) ?

Good find, thanks. That is hilarious; I literally couldn't stop laughing throughout!

I'm surprised you say you like McKenzie. Other than some of his jet sweeps, I thought he largely disappeared in games. His hands were better this year, but he wasn't much of a down field threat, lacked in getting separation and has a small catch radius. He seems more of a gadget guy than a reliable 3 or 4 WR.

Great!! .........yet another post by Fergy complaining about off season duplicative threads. I don't know how many more of these I can take, Fergy. ?

He better hope he can get Patrick Chung's lawyer. I believe his name is Scott Free.

I think that would add up to 12 players (with 5 linemen and a qb), which isn't quite legal. ?

I don’t think so. That is an Adult Retirement community where one needs to be 55 or over.

Cool, we used to be like that. But after almost 35 years of marriage we’ve no problem watching what we each prefer, especially as pertains to sports. She watches more golf and nascar than I do.

And the sky is blue. ?

One TV family?

It’s reminiscent of Pettine’s days with the Bills, his defense is vulnerable to the run. I remember Morone saying they were going to address it that off season, but then the Browns, in there great wisdom hired Pettine as head coach.

Edmunds at 250 lbs isn’t light.

I couldn't have said (expressed) it better! ...and I love his Bernie Sanders impersonations

Safety? Dodson is 6' 237 lbs according to the Bills website and https://www.nfl.com/prospects/tyrel-dodson?id=3219444f-4434-1460-b378-91176d704c77

Jordan Phillips is good, but he’s not all pro. He doesn’t get penetration sacks like Kyle Williams used to. The majority of his sacks were opportunity sacks (I’ll take them too). He’s a good team player that brings energy to the team and fans. This defense is reminiscent of the Dolphins “No Name Defense” in the ‘70’s. Really good, but lacking the named star players. It’s nice to see an unselfish, cohesive team play together with just one goal, WIN!

Interesting stats. I thought this article was enlightening on how it is expected the Pats will play Allen. https://www.bostonglobe.com/sports/patriots/2019/12/19/josh-allen-bills-patriots-film-review-analysis/H2f33GXenFNS2DnizWUnDM/story.html?p1=Article_Recirc_InThisSection

Depends where you live, but most of the country will be getting the game. https://506sports.com/nfl.php?yr=2019&wk=14 I don't have Direct TV and what Dablitzkrieg said doesn't make sense to me, but you can always use an antenna to get the game if shown local to you. Over the air has a better picture anyway as the signal isn't compressed; you get the full spectrum.