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The famous lover of crab legs, Jameis Winston, was the thrower of that football.

It's just strange to see on a team that is winning. I know why because I live here, but it's still strange.

It's because the narrative is that the Bills offense is too reliant on JA17. But the reality is that the Bills got more yards from their running backs than the Chiefs did last year. That's an actual fact. 1,417 for the BIlls to 1,192 for the Chiefs. And that's on 30 fewer attempts.

You forgot Tre White

I know. It makes no sense to me.

I know, but a MSU or UGA pro day is a big enough event that it may have drawn GMs if it were to be held last week or next week.

Or the BIlls were never interested. Things that are reported about the BIlls seldom turn out to be true. You can say what you will about Beane, but he does run a tight ship.

Why are these college programs holding their pro days during free agency? GMs are pretty occupied at the moment.

Chark and Anderson are still out there

I'm sure that Belichick will be totally understanding of his Tik Tok career

I'll never understand why somebody bothered to take the time to create a fake account and get 300 followers just to post a fake NFL rumor. What do they get for the trouble?

My god, it's a 3.5 million cap hit with an out after this year. Who cares about the actual guaranteed money?

By the time that you have tape of actual NFL games, pro day 40 times don't really matter.

Somebody edited the wiki page in the last hour to make that change, claiming that a "source" said so. From a little bit of research of my own, different sources report different times. Regardless, he plays fast. Here is the source for the 4.35 BTW: https://www.si.com/nfl/saints/news/saints-deonte-harris

Not cheap. He's poor for an NFL owner. https://www.profootballnetwork.com/nfl-richest-owners-net-worth-ranked/

The Brown family doesn't have the money to put into escrow for guaranteed contracts. For the Bengals, the cap never poses an issue. Cash on hand does.

I agree except I don't care about the cash. I only care about the cap hit.

Nothing sketchy here at all. He changed his name to the last name of his stepfather, the man who actually raised him.

The only year to look at is the 2021 season. Before that he was an UDFA fighting for playing time. He finally got that playing time in 2021. Then he got hurt early in 2022. So here is the numbers for 2021: https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/H/HarrDe07/gamelog/2021/advanced/ What stands out to me is this. 36 catches for 570 and 3 TDs. Of those 570 yards, 241 of them were YAC.

Lamar and his mom were really fixated on not giving up that 3% during the draft process. And by this point, he's been so public about this that he cannot really back down. I think that it's cost him a lot more than 3%, but what do I know?

This dude is fast

Read above. This is actually a one-year contract with a cap hit of 3.7.

But the Bills just resigned Hines. They don't really need another returner. And those are agent numbers for the contract. We'll have to see what the actual structure of it is before judging if the BIlls overpaid.

Vander Esche wears a neck pad like a 90’s LB. Bills fans like that.

Basic pride/ego. He thinks “Deshawn Watson got that much and I’m better than him so I should get more.”