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It’s too bad I was excited when he fell to us in the draft. Hoped he had the potential to be a Warren Sapp/John Randle 3T. Just hasn’t come close to a top 10 pick. Wish he’d had a hulking Pat Williams or Ted Washington next to him at 1T when he arrived. Star not playing early on and not playing well when he did probably affected Oliver’s play. Regardless of playing out of position early on, it seems very clear that he’s not the guy McBeanr thought he was. He flashed later but he wasn’t nearly worthy of a 10th pick. Wish him the best.

Maybe he’ll trade up for version two of Cody Ford.

Too bad he never developed into the player we thought he’d be. I think the scheme didn’t fit his skill set and he seemed to lack the instinctual skills that separate the good players from the best.

Here’s a link to the lineage of our defensive coordinators. Read the little snippet about Frazier for a good laugh (or cry). FWIW it reminded me that I liked the Jim Schwartz year as our DC (2014): https://pro-football-history.com/franchpos/7/8/buffalo-bills-defensive-coordinator-history

Where have Knox and Gabe been? No the oline is f’ing up so Dorsey what’ll you do?

That banged up Cincy offensive line is so bad.

Knox?

Our strength is our franchise quarterback. Why not have an offensive minded coaching staff?

But Romo said Frazier deserves a HC job…

We should have traded Dorsey for McCaffrey. 😜

They better make sure Joe Mixon doesn’t get mad at any of their daughters/sisters (never forget the POS he is): https://www.sbnation.com/college-football/2016/2/23/11099472/joe-mixon-arrest-suspension-video-oklahoma I wonder when he’ll be their nomination for the Walter Payton Man of the Year Award? Haven’t heard about him breaking the bones in any 18 year old girls’ faces recently. Might be time especially after his tasteless attempt at the embarrassing attempt to flip that coin. Act like you’ve been there before… As for Bills fans, our character is epitomized by our devoted fandom through good times and bad times. And, the fact that we do things like donate $442,000 to Andy Dalton’s charity—actions speak louder than words (sure we appreciated the help to get back into the playoffs).

Josh Allen deserves a better offensive line than he has. And, I fear if we don’t ever get that settled, we’ll have squandered our franchise QB’s career. He shares and owns his errors which I respect. I hope they help him. And, PLEASE give him another weapon. Window won’t be open forever. I’d like to see one Lombardi Trophy before it closes. Anything more would be gravy.

I’ll talk positive takeaways for me (because I’m running low on my meds): Elam’s play today gives me hope; I actually noticed Edmunds in more positive ways than I can recall; Shakir flashed good and bad might be a keeper (though he hasn’t had many chances); We tackled players; and We get to play another game!!!!

Imagine if we had a Bosa brother 😥

And, sadly I’m sure he’ll prosper in a scheme that utilizes his skillset.

The NFL comes out of this looking totally callous, like a second rate organization (of hypocrites) and this moment should be acknowledged for what it was, a horrible black mark on their history. An organization with any sense of responsibility for their employees’ safety would treat them as human beings and shown leadership and earned respect by taking much more immediate action. This is evidenced by the fact that he is laying in a hospital bed in critical condition having to be intubated.

That’s very scary and this is very upsetting to see and to hear. No more football tonight, if not that, it’s disgraceful. I was a kid when Daryl Stingley was paralyzed due to a vicious hit from Jack Tatum—scary enough to hear about as a young man. Seeing this live has been sickening.

Spread on Giants v. Indy went from -3.5 to -5.5 (not in same day but still…). Sometimes the money moving works out (like with the Giants yesterday) and other times it doesn’t (“Las Vegas wasn’t built on winners.”).

Here’s another one (this time a trifecta but they never made it though they sure deserved at least one SB): Fouts throwing the ball to these “three” guys: Charlie Joiner, John Jefferson/Wes Chandler and Kellen Winslow (Air Coryell — the Coryell coaching tree over the years is extremely impressive—John Madden, Bill Walsh, and Joe Gibbs and many more top notch football coaches).

Remember when we almost got lucky and signed him when he fell out of the draft (he was cleared in a tragic homicide case but too late for the draft).

Or Thunder and Lightning—Chuck Muncie and Tony Galbreath.

Wish that frame was able to put on more muscle but as TBD posters pointed last week, Dalvin got that frame.

or a bunch of friends who are very high!! 🚬

That’s one of the reasons we matched the Bears’ offer sheet. With the expectation of having a backup on those positions on the line. Not to be a mere speed bump. But to actually play the positions on the line where we needed depth so the next man up wasn’t just somebody off the PS. Time for Beane to remind him to earn that money. 🤞