Big Turk

This dude is delusional. Allen's deal is looking like grand theft Beane more and more.

Yes... incompetent coach with the highest winning percentage in franchise history that went to the playoffs in his first year after 17 years of nothing. More like incompetent poster.

Honestly I think maybe the Sabres. They legit have at least 3 elite players right now in Thompson, Dahlin and Power and several other very good ones along with one of the deepest pipelines of talent in the NHL coming up if not THE deepest. I mean they are going to have a bunch of NHL ready players that might be stars that may have nowhere to play and be stuck in Rochester. They could be contending for cups within 2 years.

That's because he only played one year in college and was regarded as being really raw even for college. Patience is a thing. Not every player is superstar from day 1 like apparently so many think has to happen. Also, last time I checked, the average DE didn't have 8 sacks.

How many times do I have to tell people that winning teams don't allocate huge cap dollars to WR2?

Special Teams Ace?

Who? https://www.nfl.com/prospects/zayne-anderson/3200414e-4462-6731-d434-d36c7dd7abed

Probably to help him pay rent I guess... https://www.yahoo.com/sports/cowboys-cb-trevon-diggs-reportedly-sued-for-250k-by-landlord-over-unpaid-rent-property-damage-035444940.html

No they do not.

And they allowed 31 points when they faced the Eagles. So how dominant was it really when it actually mattered? Was the Chiefs D dominant or just situationally good when it needed to be?

Hodgins won't be in the league in 3 years.

The defense is going to take a dip regardless most likely...defense is less consistent year to year than offense is. That's why you allocate more resources to the offense...it's more consistent year to year and the rules favor it. It should not be rocket science for Beane...McD is likely trying to swim upstream since he coaches D.

Rousseau is definitely not average.

How would that be any different from what they do anyway?

Far better than allocating huge money to a MLB that doesn't help us in the playoffs. They need to allocate more resources on offense...it's the way of the league. McD needs to stop worrying about trying to field a top 5 D every year and shortchanging the offense because of it. The rules favor the offense, use it to your advantage, The D just needs to be middle of the pack, not great.

Resources to offense please.

This is called, the Bills told him they weren't keeping him at the price he wanted and thanked him for his services and wished him the best of luck.

Shakir was open the most versus man coverage of any rookie WR...seems like the Bills should start using this more? #FreeShakir

Maybe he can #FreeShakir?

Marvin Gaye sang a song about what he heard...perhaps the poster could do the same for us?

Yup...prosecutors only prosecute cases they believe they can prove. Not being able to prove beyond a reasonable doubt someone is guilty of something does not mean they didn't do it...it just means they don't feel they can win that argument in a court of law with a jury.

People who have zero understanding of how employment law works. As soon as the girl was caught on video saying she was "planning to increase her body count by more than one that night" prosecutors had nothing to work on. She would have been eviscerated on cross examination by the defense.

The Bills can cut whoever they want for any reason. Cutting someone due to having legal issues and not wanting a player who was distracted with that and facing the potential of going to jail and forcing them to find a punter last second is plenty of enough reason to cut someone. Nobody has a right to be on a team, there is this thing called At Will Employment that exists.

What would the lawsuit be for? That the Bills chose not to keep him on their roster because he had serious legal issues to deal with and the Bills didn't need the distractions nor having to find a punter at the last minute if he was arrested?

Which will promptly be laughed at and thrown out of court.