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Curtis Samuel breaks out, Mack Hollins shines (Bills camp Day 2 observations)
Buffalo's wide receiver group starting to come together.
Dumb, dumb, dumb, dumb, dumbbbbbb
I can't wait to watch the whole press conference.
I wasn't overly optimistic after seeing the first few clips of him at practice yesterday. He's definitely favoring the one leg in a noticeable way. If he's going to return to his All-Pro form, fans may need to be okay with him being eased into the lineup instead of being 100 percent by the season opener.
This is a ballsy approach.
The Bills hit reset at a premium position.
Their bet? A highly-driven group that rolls five or six deep is more valuable than the five-star No. 1. These are the chosen ones Buffalo believes can string together those four straight playoff wins. They weren’t afraid to send a driven Diggs to C.J. Stroud and Houston, nor did Beane flinch in trading the Kansas City Chiefs the draft pick that netted Xavier Worthy. For good measure? Gabe Davis, a wideout they discovered/drafted/developed, signed with another AFC foil.
Wide receivers coach Adam Henry grasps the stakes. If anyone knows the value of an eccentric, electric No. 1 wide receiver, it’s the guy who coached Amari Cooper, CeeDee Lamb, Odell Beckham, Jarvis Landry and calls the ex-Bill Diggs “a dog” and “a special talent” who’ll be difficult to replace.
“But we got some guys,” Henry says. “We’ll get it done.”
God that's heartbreaking.
Dunne also confirming Diggs asked for a trade.
First thing that came to mind. First video I've seen of her.God that's heartbreaking.
The Pegula's deserve it, and fans deserve to know their role in things. No one really knows how involved they are because no one else really reports on it.I like Tim Graham but he always seems like he has an ax to grind with the Pegulas and this feels more akin to the Nate Geary-type of reporting than something objective.
$53m is less than some numbers I was hearing were possible. High fifties, if not sixty million.Tua just robbed Miami
160+ guarantee $$
4 years.
Seems fair. He's not a QB who can will an offense by himself, so I'm not too concerned about it. The Dolphins don't have the defense to be a true contender. Im seeing another 10 ish win season for them.The Pegula's deserve it, and fans deserve to know their role in things. No one really knows how involved they are because no one else really reports on it.
$53m is less than some numbers I was hearing were possible. High fifties, if not sixty million.
He had them over a barrel and probably could've gotten more if he insisted.