julian

Dominating this division is made easy by the Jets and Dolphins, as long as the kid at QB in NE doesn’t become great, Bills will win this division for the next 8 years barring injury to QB17.

Because it’s fun to make fun of the man at the top, always has been, always will be, even if makes no sense to do so lol.

People will be saying this every offseason, until a AFC east team finds an answer to 17… a division title is a forgone conclusion. At some point you would think one of these teams will get it right, but at this point there’s no indication it will be this season.

Roger making 60+M per to make these very difficult decisions

lol, I was just bustin balls, I’ll watch anything Bills related and maybe this will be decent.

Lots of dudes trying hard to convince other dudes it’s their wives who are the one’s excited by this news.

If I want biased, self serving Bills opinions put forth by over inflated ego maniac Bills fans then I just come here. All joking aside, I enjoy Cover1 content for the entertainment value it provides, much of which I agree.

I know todays NFL salaries are incredibly insane, but Wiley still has a net worth North of 5M, that’s more than 99% of the population and still plenty enough of pot to piss in for a wrongdoer to take advantage of. That being said, who the fawk knows these days. Hopefully the truth prevails, Shannon Sharp just a couple days ago stated he won’t even get into an elevator alone with a women lol. Probably good advice for men who have resources and notoriety.

I just watched Mack Hollins step over Surtain’s corpse in a playoff game, so I guess I’ll pass on Hunter

There’s a very really possibility Burrow will never put together a better season than the one he just had, and he couldn’t cover enough warts to even snag the 7 seed. They had to sign Chase, they should have traded Higgins and signed Hendrickson, they have to hit on defensive draft picks in a big way.

The Bills will be 5-1 when they return, young rookie Dlinemen will have early season opportunities to get their feet wet… seems like a situation that has some advantages, not even worth worrying about. January and February is where we need all bodies on board.

Sad and depressing, but I think there’s some truth to what you’re saying. I’ll just say that it’s not a one size fits all approach anymore, for every kid who doesn’t respond to tough coaching there’s a kid who needs and responds to that same tough coaching. It seems to be a more difficult landscape to navigate in today’s NFL, but the newer(younger) coaches who eventually replace the old guard will be more equipped to work with the modern athletes imho.

I’m not sure how someone watches this clip and views it negatively, he admits he had some lessons to learn and seems to have come out the other end having gained valuable knowledge. I’m not sure how good he’ll end up being, but I’m not worried about his maturity or work ethic at this point, let’s see how year two plays out.

Can’t blame Mack for taking the Brinks truck load of cash… he may never lead a championship contender, 2 seed in TDs all the way to the title game ever again. I hope we can replace the production.