Buffalo Bills 2023 Summer - Post-Draft and Pre-Camp Talk

[Jim Bob]

 

[Jim Bob]

Stefon Diggs keeps telling the Bills that they stink. Here's why teammates love it

As Diggs enters his ninth season in the NFL and his fourth with the Bills, the team values his voice in every way it echoes.

buffalonews.com

 

[Jim Bob]

 

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[WeDislikeEich]

Mark Gaughan: Dion Dawkins feels fit, trim, and he's ready to make Bills' haters eat their words

One could argue Dawkins is one of the most indispensable Bills. After Josh Allen, Stefon Diggs and Tre’Davious White, Dawkins is probably next on the list of players you want to see stay healthy, Mark Gaughan writes.

buffalonews.com

 

[ValJamesDuex]

Hyde already having health issues is concerning, luckily they have Rapp. Safety will be another draft or FA priority next year even if they try and move Benford there eventually and re-sign Rapp.

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sauce on Diggs, Adams spy on Josh imo

 

[truthbluth]

Hyde already having health issues is concerning, luckily they have Rapp. Safety will be another draft priority next year even if they try and move Benford there eventually and re-sign Rapp.

I’m don’t think you even consider moving Benford now. It’s more more expensive to land a starting corner than a starting safety. They should have added depth in this draft.

 

[Jim Bob]

Hyde already having health issues is concerning, luckily they have Rapp. Safety will be another draft or FA priority next year even if they try and move Benford there eventually and re-sign Rapp.

If it's just a normal old man sore back, then it's nothing to worry about.

 

[Jim Bob]

The 2023 NFL Watchability Tiers

Which teams should you prioritize every Sunday? How many teams can you completely ignore?

www.gq.com

God tier: tune in every week
Philadelphia Eagles

Buffalo Bills

Kansas City Chiefs

Cincinnati Bengals

Los Angeles Chargers

 

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[Dubi Doo]

It's going to be cool to see Hyde, Poyer, and Tre back on the field. It's been too damn long! This is probably their last ride together.

 

[Dirty Dog]

I’m don’t think you even consider moving Benford now. It’s more more expensive to land a starting corner than a starting safety. They should have added depth in this draft.

Agreed on Benford at this point. But we added Rapp and have good safety depth. A late round safety isn’t going to give you anything Hamlin won’t

 

[Dubi Doo]

Agreed on Benford at this point. But we added Rapp and have good safety depth. A late round safety isn’t going to give you anything Hamlin won’t

Yeah, Rapp is great depth at safety.

 

[ValJamesDuex]

Yeah, Rapp is great depth at safety.

he might have some rover duties as well I'm sure they are saving

 

[Dingo44]

Some interesting conspiracy theories from 2/3 of our tight end group.

 

[ValJamesDuex]

We know this side well with Damar and Everett, something to take a hard look at that only the Brits could probably get away publishing vs the NFL PR machine.

David Squires on … Eric Smith and the NFL’s toll on one player’s mind and body

Our cartoonist looks at how the New York Jets veteran still feels the brutal effects of football long after his retirement from the league

www.theguardian.com

 

[misterchainsaw]

We know this side well with Damar and Everett, something to take a hard look at that only the Brits could probably get away publishing vs the NFL PR machine.

David Squires on … Eric Smith and the NFL’s toll on one player’s mind and body

Our cartoonist looks at how the New York Jets veteran still feels the brutal effects of football long after his retirement from the league

www.theguardian.com

CTE and the long term ramifications of playing football every week for however long one's career is is much different from Hamlin and Everett's situation. Both of those injuries were visible and were instant reminders that people put their life and well being on the line when they play football. Hamlin's even ended up not being a long term issue, but in both cases both players got immediate outpouring of support and love and well-wishes and (for a short time at least) viewers were reminded what a violent game they watch for entertainment.

This article is about the invisible dangers that come once you're done playing that no one sees or pays a whole lot of attention to (or, for most of the media/population, cares about) - out of sight, out of mind. But both CTE and the physical damage done to ex-player's bodies has and will continue to effect countless ex-players lives without the instant attention (and frankly support) the horrific injuries of Everett and Hamlin received.

 

[ValJamesDuex]

Goodell's answer tonight about gambling was hilarious.

 

[billsandsabres]

Goodell's answer tonight about gambling was hilarious.

i missed it, what did he say in a nutshell?

 

[Mike McDermott]

Goodell's answer tonight about gambling was hilarious.

I didn’t see it. Any clip or breakdown of what he said?

 

[oldgoalie]

Goodell's answer tonight about gambling was hilarious.

I'm sure it was a "nothing to see here, move along..."

 

[Mike McDermott]

Found this….

https://x.com/geoffzochodne/status/1699932450145657138?s=46&t=v_Ilh6tSUddLPbFIt0k75Q

Talking out his ass as usual.

Edit: unsure why it didn’t embed.

 

[ValJamesDuex]

I'm sure it was a "nothing to see here, move along..."

it was we were against gambling until the supreme court said we could not be and we will continue to protect the integrity of the game

 

[ValJamesDuex]

Lions off line all fell down lol (well cut block anyways)

man, I hope our coaching levels are up to where they should be

fake punt from the 17!!