Big Turk

Makes sense. The only 2 times he has been hurt in his career have been getting hit in the pocket. I think if you do an injury comparison, the vast majority of QBs get hurt on hits in the pocket. Murray tore an ACL while running out of the pocket...Tannehill tore an ACL while running out of bounds, but most injuries are from in the pocket hits.

Doesn't really matter. If Josh goes down we are done.

I think it's more because they expect Tua to miss 4-5+ games like he has every year since high school.

Foles is an example of a player who catches lightning in a bottle a few times but never can sustain it or even regain anything close to it ever again. It happens randomly out of nowhere and then it's gone just as quick. A bunch of teams have paid him a lot of money hoping to see some lightning only to get a dud.

Amazing and also helped by the best OC in the NFL.

Hurts is not even close to being better than Allen. He is basically a 70% Allen on his best day. He was asked to do far less than Allen was just as every other QB was.

Imagine not being good enough to be on the Colts but the Bills are interested...Colts personnel department may not look too good after camp...

Still nowhere near as punchable as Bruins forward Brad Marchand or former Senator's forward Brian Smolinski.

I honestly have no idea how he'd do there. Perhaps the Bills are going to make the LB roles similar to safety where there really isn't much of a difference between them.

I don't think so but you never know. It seems both Bernard and Williams are more suited to play Milano's position and Milano could likely handle a move to MLB, although the question would be, how effective could he be there? Probably depends on if Milano playing like an All-Pro at his position and an MLB that isn't great is better than Milano playing merely good at MLB with Bernard/Williams at his spot in a more familiar and suitable role. I'd say put Klein or Dodson at MLB and leave Milano where he is. Yeah we are going to be a little different but they played multiple games with Edmunds last year and went 4-0.

Not really. They were on the verge of getting blown out until we let them back in the game.

It's not happening and Oliver is smoking something if he thinks anyone else is going to give him that. I would only trade him for a major piece on offense like DHop to balance the salary cap.

Dolphins are not a threat because Tua will never make it through an entire season. He will miss 4-5+ games every year he is in the league, which has been consistent throughout his pro and college career. The last time he played an entire season was in high school.

No thanks.

There wasn't much to learn from that game, IMO.

Must have been late for a massage

Another punk living off someone else's fame that think the rules don't apply to him even tho he is a nobody. Dude needs to be taught a lesson, if his family cared about him they'd let him sit in jail til his trial to think about his actions and his life choices moving forward. Continuing to enable him by bailing him out only continues the cycle.

Sure...but what could we expect from a source of constant negativity and a Fin fan? Ignored.

Do you think he would do any worse than Brown last year? Doubt it. But as to the topic of this thread, I'm all for signing Wynn to what I assume would be a 1 yead deal on the cheap at this point.

Is less than a year separating the average player even significant? Seems almost meaningless.

Well we got 2 in Ford and Murray...let's see if he has anything else up his sleeve

They would likely kick Bates outside. He can play any position on the line and started at RT before for the Bills.

Looking like it...great signing.

Bills have greatly diversified what their capabilities are on offense and if used properly will be an absolutely nightmare to scheme against on D because no matter what you try and do you will be wrong. Have specifically gotten people who fit different roles well and add a variety of skill sets on offense that will allow them to do just about anything they want and do it relatively well.

Almost assuredly is. Smart teams don't give 2nd contracts to #2 WRs, they draft their replacements. No coincidence Shorter who was drafted this year has a near identical receiving skill set to Davis.