Category: Buffalo Bills

an "adult" at quarterback

3/17/2022

Baker Mayfield sent out a message to the city of Cleveland and Browns fans recently, while his future is currently unknown with the team. The team is openly courting Deshaun Watson, meaning Mayfield will be the odd man out. A report surfaced via ESPN that the Browns could be giving Mayfield the ol' heave-ho anyway because they want an "adult" at QB. Ouch to the nth degree.

ESPN’s Chris Mortensen says Baker Mayfield and the Browns are breaking up because the Browns want an “adult” at QB pic.twitter.com/cXPIOKNklr
— gifdsports (@gifdsports) March 16, 2022

SPEAKING OF ADULTS AT QB. The New York Jets re-signed Joe Flacco to a one-year contract worth $3.5 million, with the opportunity for incentives. INCENTIVES? Meaning the Jets are planning for Flacco to start at one point in 2022? ? Sign me up. A reminder that Flacco played in two games last season while rookie Zach Wilson was injured and threw zero interceptions. Just saying.

Joe Flacco back to the Jets on a one-year deal worth $3.5 million, per source.
— Jeremy Fowler (@JFowlerESPN) March 16, 2022

According to reports, Tennessee Titans wide receiver Julio Jones was released after one season. Due to injury, Jones missed seven games last season and only recorded 31 receptions in 2021. The former Atlanta Falcon has seen a decrease in production in recent years. Jones now faces being picked up by another team, and that team faces the decision that if they sign him, they may not get an entire season out of him.

One more free-agent WR: https://t.co/o21uhXPtTp
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) March 16, 2022

Multiple teams have submitted proposals to alter the NFL's overtime rules after the Buffalo Bills weren't given a chance to answer the Kansas City Chiefs in the playoffs. The Indianapolis Colts and Philadelphia Eagles submitted the same tweak that stated both teams should get to touch the ball in overtime. In contrast, the Tennessee Titans presented that the game would only be over if the first team scored a touchdown and the two-point conversion. Of course, the overtime rules will always be a little fucked, but both of these proposals are better than the current rules.

New proposed OT rule changes from the Colts, Eagles and Titans, via @NFL: pic.twitter.com/L9tLSuoTHx
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) March 16, 2022

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pre-scouting combine nonsense

3/3/2022

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The 2022 NFL Scouting Combine is underway, and teams are back on their bullshit. UNC quarterback Sam Howell revealed that the Philadelphia Eagles had him shoot on a small basketball hoop. This exercise is pretty harmless compared to some of the things I've heard teams discuss with players, but it's still pretty stupid, no?

#UNC QB Sam Howell was asked if he’s had any strange questions from teams. No strange questions, but said the Eagles had him shoot a basketball on a mini hoop.

“I only made like 2 of 5, so I’m probably not high on their board right now” □ □ pic.twitter.com/7q3oyexQbg
— Trevor Sikkema (@TampaBayTre) March 2, 2022

Arizona Cardinals head coach Kliff Kingsbury and general manager Steve Keim signed extensions on Wednesday, which is quite head-scratching if you remember Kyler Murray's very public want for a new deal earlier this week. Kingsbury and Murray even have the same agent. So how will this affect Murray getting a deal? Who knows, but I'm getting my popcorn ready.

We have reached agreements on contract extensions with GM Steve Keim and Head Coach Kliff Kingsbury.

Each is now under contract with the team through the 2027 season.

Details ➡️ https://t.co/alvgq5X3gQ pic.twitter.com/coaa99l19R
— Arizona Cardinals (@AZCardinals) March 2, 2022

Liberty quarterback Malik Willis is slated to be one of the top QBs in this year's NFL Draft. Sometimes we worry about how these young guys will translate from college to the NFL, but it seems like Willis has this under control. Willis was asked how he manages to keep his focus and gave this perfect answer. Do we have a new QB to stan?

Liberty’s Malik Willis: “Everybody’s going to have an opinion of you but if you care about their opinions, you’re not going to be happy. I want to be happy, so I’m going to worry about what I can control.” pic.twitter.com/Tsna7EWwwS
— Mike Jones (@ByMikeJones) March 2, 2022

Not every day you see an NFL GM cry at the Combine. Tennessee Titans GM Jon Robinson was asked about his team and how the season ended. Apparently, he had some strong feelings about it. I'm all for men showing emotion. Let it out!

Asked what he could could have done better last year, Jon Robinson started to answer and then went here. #Titans pic.twitter.com/4iBQwGH88l
— Paul Kuharsky (@PaulKuharskyNFL) March 2, 2022

His buddy Tom Brady announced his retirement, but Tampa Bay Buccaneers tight end Rob Gronkowski hasn't made his decision yet on if he'll play next season. If he does decide to play for another year, the Buffalo Bills are one of the teams interested. Dawson Knox had a great season last year, but the addition of Gronk would make the Bills' offense even more explosive.

Bills interested in adding Rob Gronkowski as another weapon for Josh Allen https://t.co/HvcI9oIKus
— Tim Graham (@ByTimGraham) March 2, 2022

And I'll leave you with a feel-good story, the best kind of story. San Francisco 49ers GM John Lynch spoke during the Combine and was asked about the newly hired Miami Dolphins coach, ex-Niners offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel. Lynch praised McDaniel up and down and didn't know McDaniel was listening. He had quite a reaction.

John Lynch was praising Mike McDaniel at the podium. Listening in, unbeknownst to John, was Mike McDaniel. This is what it looked like. This is beautiful. pic.twitter.com/avaiakwmek
— Kevin Clark (@bykevinclark) March 2, 2022

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ja'marr chase has the last laugh

1/27/2022

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Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver (and rookie of the year) Ja'Marr Chase had the last laugh when Les Miles questioned his potential. Chase undoubtedly used this slight to motivate him throughout his college career and into the NFL. I think it's safe to say he's shown him so far.

Asked Ja'Marr Chase about one of his biggest motivators growing up:

"Les Miles told me I couldn’t play receiver when I was coming out of high school." #Bengals @fox19
— Jeremy Rauch (@FOX19Jeremy) January 26, 2022

The New York Giants were the worst team in the NFL this season, and they have a big question at the quarterback position. Unfortunately, they are set on sticking with Daniel Jones, who has to come back from sucking and a neck injury. Owner John Mara says one quarterback door can be closed, though: They're not going to be acquiring Deshaun Watson, despite a recent report that Watson was interesting in coming to New York.

Wow. John Mara: “We are not trading for DeShaun Watson.”
— Steve Politi (@StevePoliti) January 26, 2022

Again, I love this trend. Buffalo Bills fans have famously donated to various causes related to their team. But this time, it was Kansas City Chiefs fans who donated. Chiefs fans donated $13 to Josh Allen's charity after winning this past weekend in the divisional round. They have raised almost $200,000 to the charity, which benefits Oishei Children's Hospital in Buffalo.

An incredible $178,000 from over 9800 donors has been donated in just over 24 hours from #ChiefsKingdom Thank you all! These donations help the ongoing need and ensure our team has the tools, training and programs to care for the kids in WNY ❤️ pic.twitter.com/wWXvDXxjXF
— Oishei Children's Hospital (@OCHBuffalo) January 26, 2022

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Goodbye Sean Payton

1/26/2022

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As was announced on Tuesday, New Orleans Saints head coach Sean Payton decided to step away from the team. The phrase "stepping away" was an interesting one; he didn't use the words "quitting" or "retiring." During his press conference to discuss his decision, Payton said that while his plans for the 2022 NFL season were not to return to coaching, he didn't close the door on that completely. There are also rumors that he could join the football world on the broadcasting side. So, we shall see.

Sources: Sean Payton has informed the #Saints that he’s stepping away.
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) January 25, 2022

We all know it will be quite the offseason for the Indianapolis Colts. After betting the farm on quarterback Carson Wentz and then closely watching him shit the bed, neither the Colts' head coach nor the GM has been able to commit to Wentz being the guy next season.

Now, Colts owner Jim Irsay appears not to be sold on Wentz either. Irsay has also sprinkled shade here and there throughout the season on his thoughts on players not getting the COVID-19 vaccine (Wentz isn't vaccinated and missed time on the COVID reserve list). I'm not saying Wentz is DONE done in Indy, but it seems he doesn't have everyone's utmost support currently.

You can see,clear as day,in The Final 8 NFL Team Playoffs…you need a QB and Offense,who can score 30 or more in Regulation…and a Defense that can hold an opponent under 30!□
— Jim Irsay (@JimIrsay) January 25, 2022

In one of the best divisional games I've seen in my entire life, the Kansas City Chiefs beat the Buffalo Bills in overtime on Sunday night. Chills were all around, but this clip from NFL Films featuring Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce really sends that home. Watch this guy.

"GAME!" □@TKelce was mic'd up for the @Chiefs' walk-off winner pic.twitter.com/ueaN8ShNYB
— NFL Films (@NFLFilms) January 25, 2022

Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers is one player who is also considering what his future holds. He could retire (which is where I'm leaning, personally), stick around with the Packers, or land with another team. Rodgers went on his usual spot on The Pat McAfee Show on Tuesday and said pretty much everything is on the table. It should be an interesting one in Rodgers' La La Land.

"Everything is definitely on the table.. there are things that seem more plausible or more likely but first there has to be the commitment to playing"@AaronRodgers12 on his future #PatMcAfeeShowLIVE pic.twitter.com/9t1TTKq5Zp
— □️at McAfee (@PatMcAfeeShow) January 25, 2022

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Joe Burrow is now the mayor of Cincinnati

1/19/2022

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Joe Burrow is already the king of Cincinnati after winning the Cincinnati Bengals their first playoff game since 1990. But he's reached a new level after proclaiming that this is now expected of this team and this is the standard moving forward. I. LOVE. THIS. DUDE. The Bengals take on the Tennessee Titans in the divisional round this weekend, and they have a huge chance to win it.

Joe Burrow on the excitement in city about playoff win: "The fans were very excited. I tried to downplay it and all that because this is how it’s going to be from here on out. This is a great win for us but this is the standard for the bare minimum every year going forward."
— Paul Dehner Jr. (@pauldehnerjr) January 18, 2022

The Pittsburgh Steelers have a decision to make this offseason, and it's a pretty big one. Who will be the goddamn quarterback? The only thing they're sure of is that it won't be Ben Roethlisberger. Head coach Mike Tomlin said on Tuesday that they are moving forward with the assumption that Big Ben has played his last game of football. The Steelers' options moving forward are a) Mason Rudolph (do not recommend); b) get a young guy in the draft; c) trade for a vet a la Russell Wilson or Deshaun Watson. It'll be interesting to see what they do.

"All options are on the table" regarding QBs, according to Mike Tomlin.

Rookies, Vets, standing pat.
— Nick Farabaugh (@FarabaughFB) January 18, 2022

The Green Bay Packers are coming off of their first-round bye this weekend and are taking on the San Francisco 49ers at home. Quarterback Aaron Rodgers has been making headlines all season (some of them not very complimentary) and one of them has been about his mysterious toe injury. Rodgers hasn't said what exactly happened to it, when it occurred, or how it happened. Kinda weird, but anyways, here's an update.

Are you ever gonna tell anybody what happened to your toe??

"It was a Covid time injury but not Covid toe. It feels pretty good & I'm as close to 100% as I'm gonna get this season" ~@AaronRodgers12 #PatMcAfeeShowLIVE pic.twitter.com/cXhU1jqYSi
— Pat McAfee (@PatMcAfeeShow) January 18, 2022

The Buffalo Bills had a pretty impressive game last weekend against the New England Patriots, thanks to quarterback Josh Allen's performance. The Bills should be happy to have him.

"I'm glad he's on our team."@J_poyer21 loves him some @JoshAllenQB. (via @InsideTheNFL, @NFLFilms) pic.twitter.com/Rg3dKj3rt6
— NFL (@NFL) January 18, 2022

Another huge offseason storyline to keep an eye on: Where will Russell Wilson end up? The Seattle Seahawks are insisting they want to keep him, but I think it's pretty clear (especially from his words and actions the past two seasons) that he wants out. Will Seattle trade him?

"Russell Wilson isn't gonna demand a trade but he does want to explore his options.. I just don't know how willing Seattle is to trade him" ~@RapSheet #PatMcAfeeShowLIVE #Seahawks pic.twitter.com/kVbA90PPEu
— Pat McAfee (@PatMcAfeeShow) January 18, 2022

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Covid Beasley and #benchgate

12/21/2021

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COVID took a while to show up for Buffalo Bills wide receiver Cole Beasley, but it looks like he fucked around and found out. And.. shocker? He still doesn't get it.

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This bench thing is weird, but the Washington Football Team followed the Dallas Cowboys and flew in their own benches to Philadelphia for Tuesday night. The Cowboys had a legit reason to do it (and it was because the heated benches at the dump that is FedEx Field didn't work), and now Washington is just borderline trolling. Cool.

We have a bench update! #WashingtonFootball reached out to @DragonSeats on Monday following the Dallas game and are planning to use them for the rest of the season, in Philly, in Dallas, in New York pic.twitter.com/H8IEJZS5Ke
â€” Mitchell Tischler (@Mitch_Tischler) December 21, 2021

Detroit Lions quarterback Jared Goff tested positive for COVID-19 on Monday, which put his availability for Week 16 on ice. Goff says he's feeling good and is doing his best to remain hydrated and wants to get back on the field soon. He also went on some weird rant about how he had the flu also and was allowed to play, but that's a eye-rolly conversation for a different time.

#Lions QB Jared Goff spoke to 97.1 The Ticket for first time since being put on the COVID list: "I'm feeling good. It's pretty much a mild cold. I'm feeling fine. I had some symptoms pop up really Sunday night after the game." Then on Monday, he tested positive.
â€” Eric Woodyard (@E_Woodyard) December 21, 2021

Chicago Bears head coach Matt Nagy was flagged for unsportsmanlike conduct on Monday night, after getting angry about a personal foul call. Apparently in a game where you lunge at each others' heads, you can say bad words!

Referee Scott Novak explains to a [handsome] pool reporter what happened to #Bears coach Matt Nagy on the 15-yard flag: pic.twitter.com/2nCPW1L68k
â€” Patrick Finley (@patrickfinley) December 21, 2021

The drama continues for the Jacksonville Jaguars and former head coach Urban Meyer. This video contains all the details.

The details on Urban Meyer's final days as Jaguars head coach are FASCINATING â€” Rick Stroud (@NFLSTROUD) told us what he was dealing with behind the scenes before his story with the Josh Lambo news dropped last week:#NFL pic.twitter.com/mg2efYWyjp
â€” Rich Eisen Show (@RichEisenShow) December 20, 2021

The Indianapolis Colts have been quite successful lately, but it hasn't been because of their quarterback. Running back Jonathan Taylor has been one of the most dominant players in the league, but there comes a time when you're gonna have to put some responsibility on your quarterback. Carson Wentz is going to have to get there at some point, let's hope it won't be too late.

Good response from Frank Reich after he was asked by @bkravitz if Wentz is gonna have to win them a game at some point.

"For us to go where we wanna go, I think there will have to be games where Carson is the quote-unquote star of the game. I think thatâ€™ll have to happen."
â€” Zak Keefer (@zkeefer) December 21, 2021

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Monday Night Football: Derrick Henry shines as titans beat bills

10/18/2021

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Derrick Henry's 76-yard run

I couldn't really think of a clever title, but do I really need one? Tennessee Titans running back Derrick Henry did what he does best to get the team going after three straight drives of nothing. Henry ran for 76 yards, putting the Titans up on the Buffalo Bills, 7-6.

DERRICK HENRY WAS GONE □‍♂️□

(via @NFL)pic.twitter.com/tq4Y0lYr3M
— ESPN (@espn) October 19, 2021

taylor lewan gives thumbs up after being carted off during scary hit

Titans left tackle Taylor Lewan was carted off before halftime after hitting his head on the back of another player. Lewan remained down and not moving, making everyone hold their breath. The cart came out, and Lewan gave a thumbs up as he was being taken back to the locker room. He is being evaluated for a concussion.

For the Boy □ @TaylorLewan77 pic.twitter.com/Ope3jrgADW
— Tennessee Titans (@Titans) October 19, 2021

Derrick Henry's second td of the night gives titans the lead

Henry is basically carrying the Titans by himself as his teammates are dropping like flies. Henry ran the ball in for a three-yard touchdown in the third quarter to give the Titans a 24-23 over Buffalo.

You will not deny the King. @KingHenry_2

□: #BUFvsTEN on ESPN
□: https://t.co/Vs5zpZtzd9 pic.twitter.com/JydWSjc87Q
— NFL (@NFL) October 19, 2021

titans stop josh allen qb sneak to win

The Titans' defense was able to stop Allen on a fourth down QB sneak from the three-yard line, sealing the 34-31 win over the Bills.

The Bills go for it on 4th down and the @Titans stop 'em! #Titans pic.twitter.com/1Uqz4mguSJ
— NFL (@NFL) October 19, 2021

- other notes -

Titans first-round draft pick Caleb Farley was carted off in the second quarter, unable to put any weight on his leg.

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Cole Beasley is sent home for five days because of COVID because of course

8/24/2021

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This shouldn't shock anyone, but the Buffalo Bills have sent home wide receiver Cole Beasley for five days due to being a close contact with a team trainer who tested positive for COVID-19.

Unvaccinated players, like Beasley, are required to stay the fuck home for five days and continue to test negative for each of those five days, per NFL protocols. Beasley has tested negative as of right now (Tuesday). On the flip side, if he were vaccinated like an intelligent person, there would be no restrictions on Beasley after coming into contact with the trainer.

Bills receiver Gabriel Davis and defensive tackle Star Loutelei were also sent home for the same amount of time, testing negative as of Tuesday. The trainer who tested positive was fully vaccinated, but this drives the point home that the unvaccinated players have the most considerable risk of being infected after contact.

Beasley, who famously went on a rant about how he wasn't vaccinated and didn't plan to be, is currently experiencing the consequences of an organization where you benefit from getting the shot. I also can't wait until he takes to Twitter to express his feelings about this situation.

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NFL Notes: Thursday 07/08 - lug nuts

7/8/2021

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The Cleveland Browns may have finally broken the 'Cleveland Browns curse' last season, getting their first playoff win since I was a small child. People also forget that they played the Kansas City Chiefs pretty hard in the Divisional Round as well. Quarterback Baker Mayfield says the team is aware of the expectations they have in 2021 while managing three tough divisional opponents.

#Browns QB Baker Mayfield spoke on The Match broadcast about the teams chemistry and expectations this season: pic.twitter.com/8aRqb5iVWC
— Baillie Burmaster (@bayburmTV) July 7, 2021

Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes is partnering with USA Football to host youth football coaching clinics over the summer. "Smart coaching can make a lasting and positive impact on kids and their sports development," Mahomes said in a statement.

Long story short: Tampa Bay Buccaneers rookie corner Cameron Kinley was given permission to delay his Navy commission to attend Bucs camp and potentially play football this season, should he make the team. General Manager Jason Licht released a statement on Tuesday stating that he's appreciative of the Pentagon to allow Kinley "a chance to earn a spot on our roster."

See you at training camp, @ck3thethrill pic.twitter.com/r2tNQ6ckBr
— Tampa Bay Buccaneers (@Buccaneers) July 7, 2021

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen is due for a contract extension soon, and based on his play, it should be a big one. Allen is guaranteed to stick around through the 2022 season since the team picked up his fifth-year option. Beyond that? Head coach Sean McDermott said those things will work themselves out. "They work themselves out when you've got two parties that want to be together and have the same end goal in mind."

The Pittsburgh Steelers released cornerback Steven Nelson earlier this year. Now he's being recruited to the other Pennsylvania team (the Philadelphia Eagles, for those following along) by none other than Darius Slay.

It could all be so simple my man #Nelsonisland
— Steve Nelson (@Nelson_Island) July 6, 2021

Before things went south for the 2020 Philadelphia Eagles, they drafted quarterback Jalen Hurts, which probably had a lot to do with the plummeting of Carson Wentz's confidence. Former head coach Doug Pederson clarified that that was not their intention. Wentz will get to prove that he can full it back together with the Indianapolis Colts in 2021.

Former #Eagles Head Coach Doug Pederson discussed last season, Carson Wentz and Jalen Hurts, and how he reflects on his time in Philadelphia.

Take a listen to what he told us recently...

⬇️AUDIO⬇️ | #FlyEaglesFly pic.twitter.com/wLZRkH9bFK
— SiriusXM NFL Radio (@SiriusXMNFL) July 7, 2021

With training camp looming at the end of the month, the number of players who are getting vaccinated is rising. NFL Media reports that 68 percent of NFL players have received at least one shot. I thought that number would be slightly higher due to the strict guidelines that players will have to follow if they chose not to get vaccinated, but it's better than below half. Right?

Vaccination update 20 days before most NFL teams report to camp:

- Five teams have 85%+ of players with at least one shot

- 68% of players league-wide with at least one shot (national rate is 67.1%, and 53% among men 18-39)

- Virtually all Tier 1 and 2 personnel are vaccinated
— Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) July 7, 2021

Denver Broncos quarterback Drew Lock had a near-death experience on Wednesday as a lug nut hit his windshield while driving, shattering it. I would typically make a joke here (that's nuts, perhaps), but that could have ended badly.

Safe travels the rest of your way across Kansas @DrewLock23 □

Crazy having a (lug-nut) fly across the median striking your windshield and nearly go through it!

Glad your #seatbelt was fastened. □

Have a safe season now and into the future. #ServiceCourtesyProtection □□ pic.twitter.com/DXDLon2l0Y
— Trooper Ben (@TrooperBenKHP) July 7, 2021

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NFL Notes: Tuesday 06/22 - Eli Manning is back back

6/22/2021

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Former starting quarterback and Super Bowl champion Eli Manning is re-joining the New York Giants -- but not in the way you would think. Manning is taking a "business operations and fan engagement role" with the team. "Staying involved with this organization is very important to me. I love the organization, love the Giants and the fans, and so I want to do anything possible to help them out and be a part of it," he said in a statement. Add this to the list of Things Eli can do that Brady can't.

As if we need more Tom Brady in our lives, the Super Bowl-winning Tampa Bay Buccaneers QB is in a new episode of The Shop: Uninterrupted on HBO. In the trailer for the episode, Brady talks candidly about his time bout with free agency last offseason, specifically with one team that supposedly did not want to sign him in the end: "One of the teams, they weren't interested at the very end. I was thinking, you're sticking with that motherfucker?" I'm manifesting that this is about Derek Carr, but it could also be about Mitch Trubisky. And no, he isn't going to be talking about his pal â€‹Jimmy Garoppolo â€‹like that.

Los Angeles Chargers QB Justin Herbert will be learning a new offense this year under new head coach Brandon Staley. Herbert is looking to build upon his explosive rookie season and is spending "a few hours" each day studying his new scheme. "The tough part is memorizing and learning it all. That's where it's tough because you have to go in there and spend a lot of time watching film, practicing and repping it."

Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay is getting a new quarterback this year, and it's one he can't stop gushing about. Experience is vital for McVay, who is looking forward to seeing what Matthew Stafford can do this year. "Bro, this dude is a bad MF-er. Whatever people say about him, as good as it can be, he's even better than advertised. It makes sense to him." We're going to learn a whole lot about Stafford this season.

Today in Things We Love To See, Las Vegas Raiders defensive end Carl Nassib came out as openly gay on Monday. But better than that, he also donated $100,000 to The Trevor Project, which focuses on suicide prevention for LGBTQ youth. Check out his message:

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I feel like rookie New England Patriots quarterback Mac Jones has been shit-talked lately. But his teammates are keeping the faith, which I guess, they kinda have to do. Vet safety Devin McCourty thinks he has enough leadership skills to make it work at the position. "That's a different position being a young guy because you're automatically in that leadership role. But I think he's used to that."

The Baltimore Ravens ranked at No. 32 in passing yards and passing attempts last season, so it's not a secret that that's a significant need for improvement heading into the 2021 season. QB Lamar Jackson agreed, saying they need to focus on consistency. "We hit some of them, but we're just trying to be more consistent this year. That's where the strides happen. It starts in practices, and hopefully, it transitions to the game."

Despite a previous report, Buffalo Bills fans no longer have to be vaccinated to attend Bills games this season. Erie County is basing this info off of low hospitalization rates and good vaccination rates. Tell that to Cole Beasley.

Based on few new COVID-19 cases (0 on Friday and 4 yesterday out of thousands of tests), low hospitalizations, and good vaccination rates, we are rescinding the vaccination requirement to attend Bills games and stadium events. We will revisit in future if circumstances warrant. pic.twitter.com/DO9echOulB
â€” Mark Poloncarz (@markpoloncarz) June 20, 2021

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an "adult" at quarterback

pre-scouting combine nonsense

ja'marr chase has the last laugh

Goodbye Sean Payton

Joe Burrow is now the mayor of Cincinnati

Covid Beasley and #benchgate

Monday Night Football: Derrick Henry shines as titans beat bills

Derrick Henry's 76-yard run

taylor lewan gives thumbs up after being carted off during scary hit

Derrick Henry's second td of the night gives titans the lead

titans stop josh allen qb sneak to win

- other notes -

Cole Beasley is sent home for five days because of COVID because of course

NFL Notes: Thursday 07/08 - lug nuts

NFL Notes: Tuesday 06/22 - Eli Manning is back back

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