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I wouldn't go that far...POS is like a wife beater or something. I'd say he's a dickhead. He also apparently said he didn't think the Bills could beat the Chiefs. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=glU_QXe5iE8?si=s3XOVYqBmyJxHqIe Hmmm...I wonder why?

The details are Minnesota's 2nd in 2025 (important, because Minnesota will likely stink) for Diggs, a 6th this year and a 5th next year. The dead cap hit will reduce the Bills' available cap by a little over 3 million. It's pretty clear by now that Diggs was a bit of a cancer who constantly berated Allen. Tim Graham shared a story about how after the first game against the Jets, where Allen played terribly, teammates were trying to cheer him up, then Diggs came, said something and Josh yelled "It's one f***ing game!" This was also the first game played after the playoff loss to the Bengals where Diggs was seen on the sideline yelling "what's your excuse now, Josh?" So the guy was such an odorous cancer that the Bills would rather take the largest dead cap hit in history for a non-QB than have 3 million more to use and still have Diggs. Viking fans told us. But I guess this has been brewing all along. When Poyer, Morse, Davis left, players were outwardly and publicly wishing them well. Very little of that for Diggs. So yeah. It's a shame. But if he's not happy on a team that is consistently the biggest threat to the Chiefs every year, playing with the most talented QB in the NFL, I don't know where he'll be happy. Sure won't be with Houston, splitting targets with Nico Collins. He's their problem now.

Given my experience of these things, that could be anything from dropping an f bomb towards a gay person to saying that man purses are unmasculine

Well now I'm reading a bunch of guys saying that are saying MHJ skipping the combine and not meeting with teams? I think, is scaring teams off. Go ahead and let him drop then, lol. If he's there at like...10 Brandon Beane better do everything in his power to trade up Also, Godspeed, friend. I see the board gestapo got you. Probably for having an opinion that was too correct or something.

Williams seems a bit up his own ass, though, and I wouldn't want that trait in a QB. Kinda like Kyler Murray and his "I don't need to watch film" attitude. Also the fact that it came out he wanted an ownership stake in whichever team drafted him. f*** off dude. I also don't really think MHJ is so far separated from a Malik Nabers or Rome Odunze that he'd warrant going that high. If you wanna go WR, I'd just drop down to 5 or 6.

Well, my line of thinking on that one kinda depends on including the deal for DeShaun Watson, which looks like a massive failure.

The Gabe Davis deal made me laugh. Good luck with that. Imo Mack Hollins is basically the same player but faster, bigger and better on ST, and he cost less than 3 million. Saquon deal was absolutely bananas. This is another example of why I think Howie Roseman isn't nearly the genius people think he is, and that's after giving Jalen Hurts that insane contract. KC bringing in Marquise Brown was a good move but Mahomes can't throw deep to save his life so that's a bit of a waste, love Curtis Samuel to Buffalo and the Texans are quietly having a monster offseason. They are gonna be trouble.

I think Fields is a lot better than he gets credit for. Now they have made a very comfy environment for Williams/Maye/Daniels to come in and succeed right away with DJ Moore and Keenan Allen, D'Andre Swift and Gerald Everett, behind a pretty decent OL. Fields got kind of a raw deal, but unfortunately he didn't end up anywhere better. Also, example of team trading a young QB and regretting it? Cleveland Browns with Baker Mayfield, probably. It is rare, though.

People who prefer to not have effective means for self protection aside, did you guys see the reason for the shooting? Essentially boils down to "guy looked at me the wrong way"

Not even close As in that's the near perfect inversion of the truth.

The only thing cemented here is that I hate football

It's really easy to just take the missed kick opportunities and just add it to the score, but in reality the game would have been played differently.

I mean....he hit Reynolds in the hands. That play worked. The critical error wasn't on MCDC.

Why, what would that change? Please enlighten us as to how that game's outcome had anything to do with McDermott's shortcomings. If you're going to bring up the fake punt, bad result doesn't equal bad process.

No, the Dallas Cowboys are the Leafs of the NFL. The Bills actually win in the playoffs.