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Fan Friday 7-29Posted by on July 29, 2016 – 11:17 am
Training camp is here Bills fans! The wait is over! Here is the latest edition of your questions from email at email@example.com and on Twitter at @ChrisBrownBills.
1 – Chris,
Worst case scenario, if something were to happen to/with Preston Brown, who would be responsible for relaying or making the defensive calls? Is that player currently being coached or taught to fill in if necessary? Will that player be afforded the opportunity to make the defensive calls during the preseason games, or are we just supposed to hope that everything works out ok without any problems?
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CB: I believe if it's early in the season Zach Brown would be a primary candidate to step in and run things. If it's later in the year Brown is probably still the first man in, but rookie Reggie Ragland might be ready at that point to run things. Teams always have backup options.
2 – Chris,
How about bringing in Jake Long for training camp for RT where we need help desperately. Any chance of that happening in your opinion? Long appears healthy and if he doesn't work out then they could release him.
CB: I don't anticipate that happening. Long was most recently talking with the Ravens in the wake of the retirement of Eugene Monroe, but reports indicate that Long's knee is not fit to pass a physical. I think with Seantrel Henderson working his way back from his medical condition the Bills feel they have options.
3 – Chris,
Given the Bills are playing Ragland and Brown inside, what role is there for Zach Brown? If teams spread out on passing downs having both on the field would leave the Bills at a disadvantage having two 'thumpers'. Zach Brown is a better coverage LB than the other two. How will he fit into the defense, considering the similarity of Preston and Reggie's skill set and the need for coverage LB's?
CB: Right now Zach Brown is the third inside linebacker. It wouldn't surprise me at all if Zach Brown stepped onto the field in subpackages for coverage assignments. One of the faster linebackers in the league, Zach Brown would be a good fit against backs and most tight ends on passing downs. That's where I see his role for Buffalo this year.
4 – Hi Chris,
Any information when/where night practice tickets will be available ?
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CB: Here's where you can find all your night practice info.
5 – Hi, Chris.
The Bills lost some depth across the board to free agency, but I think especially in the secondary this year, and I was wondering who are the depth players going to be in the secondary this year.
CB: I think there is depth at both cornerback and safety with a host of options who have NFL experience at both positions.
Among the candidates who figure to man roles who don't figure to be starters barring a huge training camp and preseason are players like CB Corey White, CB Sterling Moore, S Jonathan Meeks, S Robert Blanton, S Colt Anderson, S Duke Williams, CB Kevon Seymour and CB Mario Butler. There are others battling too like Jonathan Dowling, Sammy Seamster, Phillip Thomas and Javier Arenas.
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Brandon: Stay on course to advance the teamPosted by on July 28, 2016 – 2:35 pm
Bills managing partner and President Russ Brandon was at training camp at St. John Fisher Thursday and made an appearance on the John Murphy Show not long after owner Kim Pegula. Asked about his owner's thoughts on the importance of continuity when it comes to winning, Brandon shared an identical philosophy.
"I completely agree with her," Brandon said. "When I first got here in 1997 we were coming off the Super Bowl run and it was Marv's last year and there was a transition to Wade (Phillips) and we went to the playoffs those first two years, but there was continuity there because Wade was here (as defensive coordinator). The formula for success in my opinion is continuity and staying with a program. You're going to go through adverse times and ups and downs."
Brandon referenced the fact that the Bills have had nine head coaches over the last 16 years and offensive and defensive coordinators in the double digits.
"That's tough to keep a consistent program that way," said Brandon. "The fact of the matter is that the reality of it is it's year two of the Pegulas, Rex and Doug and that's what we focus on."
As for his expectations, Brandon is hopeful that there will be enough winning to have games on the schedule beyond the regular season finale.
"Kim talked about winning and that's what your expectation always needs to be," he said. "A lot of factors go into it and it's about staying healthy. It's about competing each and every week. It's always about ultimately winning a championship, but you have to get through the first step and that's getting to play games in January and that's what we all hope for."
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Kim Pegula: Winning through continuityPosted by on July 28, 2016 – 1:34 pm
Bills owners Kim and Terry Pegula have made it plain that they're committed to the plan put in place by GM Doug Whaley and head coach Rex Ryan to get the team on a path to winning consistently. One of the core principles in achieving that as the Pegulas see it is continuity at the top.
Evidence of that came in a contract extension for Whaley this past offseason as his contract runs the same length as that of Ryan. Kim Pegula reiterated their commitment to establishing continuity for a franchise that hasn't seen much of it over the last decade and a half.
In an appearance on the John Murphy Show, Pegula was asked if she believes in the importance of continuity as it pertains to winning.
"I really do," she said. "It is hard to be consistent to build a foundation and a core to set you up for winning if you're making changes constantly. So I think the continuity that the organization has, I don't see a negative in that, especially going into season two. A year is not a lot of continuity. I know that there are changes that will happen at the end of the season as they do every year, but having a key, core group that understands and communicates with one another… I really think that plays a part in winning."
That doesn't mean that Pegula isn't expecting success this season. Quite the contrary as the Pegulas are anticipating wins this fall.
"That's the expectation is winning," she said. "Looking back on last year there were so many changes in that first year between coaches and new players coming in and even from an ownership standpoint. So I'm expecting this year with another year under our belt and another year of continuity between Rex, some key players and Doug Whaley and ourselves, I'm expecting better communication and we're expecting wins. Every year going into a season that's what your expectation should be."
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How Tyrod made a big first impression last yearPosted by on July 28, 2016 – 1:09 pm
On Friday morning Bills players will be put to the annual conditioning test that marks the start of training camp at St. John Fisher. Last year at this time it was the way Tyrod Taylor made a huge first impression on his new teammates.
Bills head coach Rex Ryan in an appearance on the John Murphy Show in its new time slot (12 pm – 3 pm) talked about Taylor's conditioning test performance that left everyone with their mouths hanging open.
"Last year his impact was immediate," said Ryan. "He won every conditioning test among all positions. That jumped out to me. That's what you want out of leaders. It's going to be interesting to see how he does this conditioning test. I think he's going to do great things. The big thing about Tyrod is he's taken over this team. It's not just his offense, it's his team."
When asked if he thinks Taylor will have a repeat performance at Friday's conditioning test, Ryan is taking a wait and see approach knowing some of Taylor's teammates might be gunning for him.
"We're going to find out if he does that again," Ryan said of Taylor. "I would not be shocked if he won them all again this year."
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Rex expecting consistent execution at campPosted by on July 28, 2016 – 1:00 pm
Bills head coach Rex Ryan is already up at St. John Fisher as rookies report today and the balance of the roster in by Friday morning. Appearing on the John Murphy Show in its new time slot (12pm-3pm), Ryan said based on how smooth everything ran in the OTA practices and minicamp he's expecting very consistent execution in training camp.
"The guys that we had working (in the spring), we went in there with the idea that we're going to get better," said Ryan. "Focus more and learn our assignments to the best of our abilities. And we did that. But I couldn't wait for this time right now getting back with the players. I can't wait to see how we are and if in fact we're taking off from where we left off."
When asked if he thinks that'll happen, he's optimistic that the players will be more sound in their assignments than in year one under Ryan when everything was new.
"You go back to square one putting things in, but I think we're going to have a lot fewer mistakes than we did before," Ryan said. "We didn't even have a quarterback at this time last year. We had three guys fighting for that."
Ryan also addressed his comment at the end of minicamp that got a lot of attention when he said they won the offseason.
"All I meant was that we did so well and the players I was proud of the way they worked and the effort they had," Ryan said. "I just think we want to show everybody that this is a good football team and we're working as hard as any team in this league."
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Report: Washington may add veteran RBPosted by on July 28, 2016 – 11:24 am
The Bills have made efforts to sign veteran free agent RB Reggie Bush. Bush has elected to bide his time on a decision and there's a report today that explains why.
The Washington Post is reporting that Washington may add a veteran running back to their ranks with a lot of youth at the position, especially after they did not return Alfred Morris to the fold for 2016.
"We could [look at free agents]," head coach Jay Gruden told the Washington Post. "If it doesn't work out, for every position, we count on the scouting staff to check on who's available, but hopefully we don't have to go out and do that. If we do, there are going to be good players coming."
Bush is considered one of the better veteran free agent options at the position. With training camps opening this weekend, there could be even more options for Bush to choose from should there be some injuries at the position across the league.
Tags: NFL free agency, Reggie Bush
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Hey Tyrod, where's the beef?Posted by on July 28, 2016 – 9:59 am
If you ever happen to be attending a barbecue at Tyrod Taylor's house and you're craving some ribs or a hamburger, don't hold your breath.
Taylor in an interview with Akbar Gbaja-Biamila on NFL Network revealed that beef and pork are not part of his diet. His main protein sources are chicken and fish.
"I don't eat beef or pork," Taylor said. "I stopped around the end of my junior year in high school. I tried it for a month and then a month turned into two months and then three months and I haven't had any since then."
Taylor does eat burgers, just not the kind you're probably thinking about.
"I've had a turkey burger," said Taylor.
Buffalo's quarterback believes lean protein (chicken, fish, turkey) works best for him.
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One-year deal players aplenty for BillsPosted by on July 28, 2016 – 8:50 am
As the Bills try to see if they can strike a free agent deal with RB Reggie Bush it's hard not to see the obvious trend Buffalo took when it came to free agents this offseason. The sharp increase in one-year deals for free agents signed by Buffalo was done for good reason, but the number in the 2016 offseason was staggering.
The Bills signed 23 players this offseason to one-year deals between restricted free agents (Corbin Bryant, Jordan Mills), reserve future free agents and unrestricted free agents. From Zach Brown to Corey White almost a third of the team's 90-man offseason roster signed one-year pacts.
Bills GM Doug Whaley explained the club's approach.
"I think this year it was wholly predicated on the amount of cap space we had," Whaley told Buffalobills.com. "What we were looking for was to get guys who had extensive resumes on special teams. A lot of those guys are on one-year prove-it deals. If they're good maybe they'll be extended, if not maybe they do enough here where they'll be able to move on to another team and be a special teams mercenary."
When it came to defensive free agents, Whaley in concert with head coach Rex Ryan and some recommendations from Rob Ryan acquired players with a measure of familiarity with the Ryan defense. Players like Sterling Moore, Corey White have worked with Rob Ryan before. And being on one-year deals there's no time to let a player blend himself in steadily.
"Change is uncomfortable for everybody so if you can get a guy that has some familiarity with this defense because it's a complicated defense, that's an added bonus," said Whaley. "A lot of people just can't step in day one and perform at a high level in this defense because it is so intricate. If you have a guy that's out there who is familiar with it he's out there playing instead of thinking."
Tags: Doug Whaley, NFL free agency, Rex Ryan, Rob Ryan
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Bills rank 2nd for likabilityPosted by on July 27, 2016 – 10:23 am
USA Today's 'For the Win' column put together a listing of all 32 NFL clubs with a likability ranking based on a number of factors including fans, uniforms, good ownership and a team that is at least fun to watch – interesting. The Buffalo Bills ranked very high on the list.
The Bills ranked second overall. Here's what was written on Buffalo.
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The Bills made a solid claim to be number one on this list. The NFL's lovable losers benefit from the unlikability of its divisional rivals (*cough cough* Patriots), and the team's diehard fans are always good for a few hilarious videos a season.
For those Bills fans that are wondering, the Dolphins were a surprising third (huh?) and the Jets were 26th and the Patriots were 31st.
Tags: AFC East, Bills fans
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Report: Boldin to sign with LionsPosted by on July 26, 2016 – 2:05 pm
With their top veteran receiver Calvin Johnson now retired, the Detroit Lions looks like they're finally ready to pull the trigger on a deal for veteran free agent WR Anquan Boldin.
That according to ESPN's Adam Schefter, who reports that the two sides are finalizing a deal.
Former 49ers, Ravens and Cardinals' WR Anquan Boldin plans to sign a 1-year deal with Lions, per sources. Two sides now finalizing deal.
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) July 26, 2016
Boldin, 36, had 69 catches last season for the 49ers.
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Bills and RB Bush still talkingPosted by on July 26, 2016 – 1:43 pm
Whether the Bills and free agent RB Reggie Bush are able to consummate a deal remains to be seen, but the lines of communication between the two parties remain open.
Buffalobills.com has learned that the two sides are still talking. Bush seems content to bide his time at this point, no doubt waiting to see if a more favorable opportunity presents itself somewhere else in the league due to injury once training camps open this weekend.
The Bills currently have six running backs on the roster, but Karlos Williams will be lost for the first month of the season due to violation of the league's substance abuse policy.
Tags: Karlos Williams, NFL free agency, Reggie Bush
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Ice Bucket Challenge to be held at RWSPosted by on July 26, 2016 – 10:51 am
This Sunday, July 31st, following the 2016 Buffalo Walk to Defeat ALS, Ralph Wilson Stadium will play host to a very special event. In an effort to raise awareness for the progressive disease, Shades of Greatness, Inc., the LeSean McCoy Foundation, will be sponsoring the ALS Association Upstate New York Chapter's Guinness Book of World Records Ice Bucket Challenge.
Focused on finding a cure, an estimated 1,000 participants will work together to break the current Ice Bucket Challenge world record of 782. A cause that hits home for McCoy, whose grandmother passed away from ALS, his foundation will provide funding for the organization's Care Services Program.
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Tasker on his former coach Dennis GreenPosted by on July 26, 2016 – 10:36 am
The football world lost a revered coach in Dennis Green this past week. While most remember Green for his days as head coach of the Minnesota Vikings and Arizona Cardinals, Bills Wall of Famer Steve Tasker knew him long before then. He reflected on his time playing under Dennis Green when he was his head coach in college at Northwestern.
In an appearance on the John Murphy Show, Tasker talked about Green as a coach and how he expanded his knowledge of the game, which helped prepare him for a pro playing career.
"He was a really good football coach," said Tasker of Green. "As an African-American guy getting a Big 10 coaching job it was big at the time, but I never looked at it that way. I knew he was a guy who could carry a room and was a really good football coach. And he went on to bigger and better things with the Minnesota Vikings and Arizona Cardinals. I always thought he'd be a much better pro coach than a college coach after playing for him at Northwestern."
What Tasker liked most about Green was his straightforward approach and deep understanding of the game.
"He was a passionate coach. He pulled no punches," Tasker said. "He was very honest with his players. He would rip the whole team if we needed it, but he was really fair. He was down to earth and said things the way they were in a way that players could understand and trust.
"I saw a lot of really good things in him (as a young head coach). He was passionate about football and really loved to win and it rubbed off on all of us. I really learned a lot from him. It was the first time I was in a West Coast offense. He had been the receivers coach in San Francisco with Bill Walsh and I thought this guy really has it for the next level. He was running really sophisticated stuff that I had never seen before."
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Bills to host free USA Football campPosted by on July 25, 2016 – 5:43 pm
This Saturday, July 30 the Buffalo Bills will be holding a free youth football camp at Ralph Wilson Stadium. The event, which opens at 9 a.m. and runs until 12 p.m., is one of six stops on USA Football's 2016 Protection Tour. The camp will provide athletes and their parents with a fun and educational experience. This unique opportunity will engage participants with instruction on a variety of topics from USA Football's Heads Up Football program, including healthy and safety.
Campers will also be joined by a special guest—Bills Hall of Fame wide receiver Andre Reed.
For registration details, click here.
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NFL & NFLPA enact new concussion protocolPosted by on July 25, 2016 – 5:01 pm
The NFL and NFLPA announced an agreement to enforce the NFL Game Day Concussion Protocol and discipline clubs that violate it. Under the new policy, the NFL and NFLPA will follow a strict and fair process to investigate incidents and determine appropriate discipline, including club fines and possible forfeiture of draft picks.
According to the policy, the NFL and NFLPA will each designate a representative to monitor the implementation of the protocol and investigate potential violations. The investigation will not reach medical conclusions; it will only determine whether the protocol was followed.
Following the investigation, the NFL and NFLPA will review the findings to determine if a violation occurred and, if so, to recommend the proper disciplinary response. If the parties are unable to agree, the matter will be brought to a third party arbitrator. After conducting a thorough review, the arbitrator will issue a report to the Commissioner, NFLPA Executive Director and the involved parties.
As jointly agreed to by the NFL and NFLPA, the Commissioner retains absolute discretion in determining penalties for violations of the concussion protocol.
Potential disciplinary action includes:
A first violation will require the club employees or medical team members involved to attend remedial education; and/or result in a maximum fine of $150,000 against the club.
Second and subsequent violations of the concussion protocol will result in a minimum fine of $100,000 against the club.
In the event the parties agree that a violation involved aggravating circumstances, the club shall be subject, in the first instance, to a fine no less than $50,000. The Commissioner shall determine appropriate discipline for subsequent violations involving aggravating circumstances.
In the event that the Commissioner determines that the club's medical team failed to follow the protocol due to competitive considerations, the Commissioner may require the club to forfeit draft pick(s) and impose additional fines exceeding those amounts set forth above.
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Not surprisingly, O-linemen, DBs flagged mostPosted by on July 25, 2016 – 12:00 pm
Over the 2014 and 2015 seasons PointAfter.com put together a comprehensive study of the penalties assessed in every game in the NFL. What they found certainly wasn't surprising when it came to the position groups that committed the most infraction.
They found that over those two seasons, offensive linemen were flagged most often with more than 1,700 accepted. Defensive backs were second with almost 1,600. Linebackers and defensive linemen were the next position groups on the list, but had about half the assessed penalties that the O-linemen and DBs had over that span.
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Report: Gilmore says he'll report to campPosted by on July 25, 2016 – 11:40 am
Stephon Gilmore may have hinted at possibly not being on hand at the start of Bills training camp, but at the end of minicamp, where he did not participate, Gilmore when asked if he'd sit out at training camp if he didn't have a new deal indicated he wouldn't.
"Probably not. I'm a competitor," said Gilmore last month. "I'm going to go in and work like I do. Whatever happens, happens. I'm going to put it on film, put up what I do on film and it'll speak for itself."
On Monday Gilmore has apparently echoed those sentiments with ESPN's Josina Anderson.
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Gilmore & Taylor among top 25 2017 free agentsPosted by on July 22, 2016 – 12:06 pm
Call it putting the cart before the horse, but it's a relatively slow time on the NFL calendar with still a week before NFL training camps open. So ESPN Insider John Clayton ranked the top 25 NFL free agents for 2017 and not surprisingly, a pair of Bills made the list.
Stephon Gilmore and Tyrod Taylor, both of whom are entering the final year of their current contracts, made the top 25 list. Gilmore ranked 25th and Taylor ranked 16th. Here's what Clayton wrote about each of them.
25. Stephon Gilmore, CB, Buffalo Bills: Gilmore has threatened to hold out of training camp because of his contract. He's likely to get a big extension from Buffalo.
16. Tyrod Taylor, QB, Buffalo Bills: Taylor proved last season that he can be an above-average starting quarterback. With a big season in 2016, he could get a long-term deal in Buffalo or from another team on the open market.
While the Bills would certainly like to sign both players to long-term extensions, the skewing of the cornerback market by the $15M per year contract signed by Josh Norman complicates things concerning Gilmore. Taylor probably just needs to show progress, boost his production numbers – particularly on third down and in the red zone – and the Bills would be comfortable signing him long term.
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Fan Friday 7-22Posted by on July 22, 2016 – 11:39 am
Only a week until training camp opens Bills fans. We'll be covering it all for you here on Buffalobills.com. Let's get to your questions from email at email@example.com and on Twitter at @ChrisBrownBills.
1 – @ChrisBrownBills
If the Bush ship sails, any chance that Rex gives Ray Rice his last chance?
CB: I really can't see that happening. With such a greater focus on domestic violence in the NFL these days, which includes a league wide ad campaign to raise awareness on the subject, I can't see Buffalo taking that kind of step.
Last year's training camp should serve as a perfect example on the likelihood of that happening. All five running backs on Buffalo's training camp roster were all injured at the same time last summer and Ray Rice was not brought in. I don't see that changing if Reggie Bush elects to sign and play elsewhere.
2 – @ChrisBrownBills
Do you think the Bills pass on signing Gilmore if Kevon Seymour has a great preseason?
CB: While I think your question is a valid one, I believe the likelihood of signing Gilmore to a long term extension has more to do with the market value of top flight cornerbacks than it does with how well Kevon Seymour comes along in the preseason.
I think they'd like to return Gilmore to the fold long term, but the state of the cornerback market might not allow it.
As I've stated more than once on this very page, the Josh Norman deal completely turned the market value at cornerback on its ear. Getting $15M per season from Washington after his franchise tag was rescinded by Carolina threw the cornerback market completely out of whack.
If a zone corner can get $15M/yr. then upcoming free agents like Stephon Gilmore who play almost exclusively man-to-man will likely see getting that much or probably more as fair market value. I'm confident the Bills are not going to enter the $15M/yr. territory.
Could I see the Bills going $12.5M/yr. like the Giants free agent deal for Janoris Jenkins this spring?
Would that be enough for Gilmore?
I think it would need to have a lot more guaranteed money than Jenkins' $28.8M has in his contract for it to happen.
The Norman deal unfortunately could push negotiations between the Bills and Gilmore into an area where Buffalo could potentially be fiscally irresponsible as it pertains to the rest of their roster. And the Bills probably won't, and should not, do that.
I think if Seymour performs well in the preseason it only helps the Bills front office breathe a bit easier should they reach an impasse with the Gilmore camp on a new contract. At least then they would feel like they have a promising prospect in the pipeline to eventually replace Gilmore in 2017 if all hope is lost on a Gilmore extension.
3 – @ChrisBrownBills
With suspensions and off field stuff at RB, do you anticipate McCoy being very limited through camp and preseason?
CB: I think the plan all along was to limit LeSean McCoy's workload through training camp and the preseason. It has less to do with the recent suspension of Karlos Williams and DUI arrest of Jonathan Williams, and more to do with what happened last summer at training camp.
After sustaining his hamstring injury, McCoy was not the same player for the 2015 season. He was still very good, but not the game breaking talent that has made him one of the most dynamic backs in the league.
The Bills want to ensure they have the game breaking McCoy in their offensive backfield come September, so the plan all along was to pace McCoy. Give him enough work where he's ready for the regular season, but not so much that he runs the risk of injury or going into the season hobbled.
4 – @ChrisBrownBills would Donald Trump still be able to run for president if he succeeded in purchasing the team?
CB: Based on what I've been able to uncover with respect to executive branch government employees and conflicts of interest, there are ethics rules that require them to divest themselves of stock or property only if they are appointed to their positions (e.g. Secretary of the Treasury). Trump however, would be holding an elected position so those rules would not apply to him.
So not having an expert background by any means on government employee bylaws it appears he can continue as CEO and President of his Trump organization while also serving as President of the United States were he elected.
So if his business holdings included ownership of an NFL team that would appear to be permissible as well.
5 – @ChrisBrownBills
How was John Miller looking through OTAs?
CB: Keeping in mind that Miller as an offensive lineman is not playing real football in the spring practices as it pertains to his playing duties (full contact blocking) it's hard to provide you with a true picture of how he performed on the field. That being said I can tell you that Miller has benefitted from an offseason in an NFL strength and conditioning program as opposed to prepping for the NFL Combine and pre-draft workouts.
I just think he's the kind of player that will make quality advances in his game as a second-year player based on the 12 games of experience he got last year. Keep in mind also that he played most of last season injured with a high-ankle sprain. Now that he's healthy it'll be interesting to see how he can perform when he's 100 percent.
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RB Bush still weighing his optionsPosted by on July 22, 2016 – 9:51 am
Earlier this week Buffalobills.com confirmed that a contract offer had been extended to free agent RB Reggie Bush by the Bills. Bush, who is coming off an ACL knee injury last November, is training hard this offseason, but is still biding his time in terms of deciding where to play.
In an interview with USA Today, Bush made it clear that he does intend to continue his NFL career, but he has not reached a decision on where he will play.
"I know everybody's been texting me and asking about Buffalo, but as of right now, I haven't made a decision," Bush told USA Today. "But if the opportunity is there, obviously, Buffalo is the most known one right now. But we'll see. I'm still trying to figure out what's going to be the best opportunity for me and my family."
At age 31, sustaining an ACL injury led some to think that he might choose to end his NFL career. Instead Bush said it only inspired him more to come back.
"I think when you come off of an injury, you're that much more motivated to bounce back and to prove that you can still be you," he said. "And not only to people, but to yourself, as well. That's my motivation: just to bounce back. And I don't want to end a career — ever — on an injury. Not that I'm ready to hang it up, but I'm definitely on the back end of my career. I want to put together a solid couple years of really just playing healthy football."
Bush sounds realistic about the state of his NFL career. He knows he's on the back side of his playing days, and said when he feels he's lost a step he'll walk away from the game. But he's convinced that time has not yet arrived.
"I know that right now, I'm not ready to shut it down yet," he said. "I've got some good years left."
Bush hasn't jumped at Buffalo's contract offer because for a running back in his situation it pays to wait. Once training camp opens across the league there will inevitably be injuries at the running back position, including some serious ones. That alone could present more favorable opportunities with other NFL clubs that offer more in the way of playing time than Buffalo can currently offer.
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The suspected gunman at Fort Hood in Texas argued heatedly with fellow soldiers before going on a shooting spree that left three dead and 16 injured at the expansive US Army base, a military investigator says.
The suspected shooter Ivan Lopez, a 34-year-old soldier battling mental illness, then turned the gun on himself in the second mass shooting at the base in the last five years.
"We do have credible information he was involved in a verbal altercation with soldiers from his unit just prior to him allegedly opening fire," Christopher Grey, of the US Army Criminal Investigation Command, told a news conference, without offering further details.
"At this time, we have not established a concrete motive," Grey added.
Lopez purchased the weapon used in the shooting, a .45 caliber Smith & Wesson handgun, on March 1 in Killeen at Guns Galore, the same shop where former Army psychiatrist Major Nidal Hasan bought the weapon used in the 2009 rampage at the base where he shot dead 13 people and wounded 32 others.
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Another casualty was Staff Sergeant Carlos Lazaney Rodriguez, 38, of Aguadilla, Puerto Rico, who served as a unit supply sergeant with deployments to Kuwait and Iraq.
The third victim was Sergeant First Class Daniel Ferguson, 39, of Florida, who served as a transportation supervisor and had been deployed to Kuwait, Iraq and Afghanistan.
His fiance and fellow soldier Kristen Haley told Tampa broadcaster WTSP-TV he died while trying to barricade a door to keep the shooter away. She was nearby when the shooting started.
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Everything about this cruise was just perfect for us. We're a family of 5, two adults and three children (3,9,13). Cruised before with various cruiselines, but this one was the best so far, have nothing bad to say, nor to moan about.
All our children loved it! My husband had a premium alcoholic package and I had a premium non-alcoholic package as i don't drink. We were glad we got it as it was well worth it. We had two balcony cabins next to each other on deck 8, we requested for the partition wall on the balcony to be opened up, so we had one huge balcony, and our 3 year old found it really good to be able to walk from one cabin to the other through the balcony.
Ports of call were good, we had previously been to most of them, so didn't bother getting of the ship every day, but Dubrovnik, Venice and Kotor were our favourite as we'd never been there before.
We had our dinners at the main dining room almost every night, food was just fantastic. The buffet More restaurant was our favourite for breakfasts and lunches. Always something to choose from, great service, and even though the ship was full, we never had to wait for a table outside. The biggest highlight of this cruise was when our 3 year old daughter met the Captain, she became his biggest fan. She has loads of pictures taken with him and she even appeared on the cruise video. Bless her.
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Put the pedal to the bubble and take a futuristic pod on a race around Rotorua's countryside.
Jared shuts my glass cage and disappears behind me. I am suspended a metre or so above the ground, attached to a lilliputian monorail. Jared gives my pod a shove and suddenly I'm flying.
And this, I guess, is where my pedals come in. I start pushing in order to gain speed and I'm soon whizzing around the track faster than I'd ever be able to manage on a normal bike. The kinks and dips in the track make it feel like a self-powered roller coaster, complete with clattering around corners and a faint feeling of exhilaration.
This is Shweebing, New Zealand's latest adrenalin-fuelled adventure. It's somewhere between cycling, taking a monorail, Scalextric racing and having a nice lie down. And if it sounds odd, that's because it is.
If the man behind it has his way, it might not seem so unusual in a few years. According to Jared, the operations manager here in Rotorua, 16 licences to operate Shweebs have been issued globally. And the intention is to branch out from theme park-style racetracks into longer transit systems.
The theory goes that Shweebs could be green, healthy ways of getting through forests or caves - the ground isn't disturbed by people walking on it and it offers a gimmicky selling point. The inventor also hopes the principle can be applied to getting around busy local neighbourhoods.
This isn't just pie-in-the-sky thinking; web giant Google has just invested US$1 million (NZ$1.3) in Shweeb as part of its project to invest in future technology. Of 154,000 submissions worldwide, Google chose the Shweeb as one of the elite 16. Not a bad effort for a novelty ride on a New Zealand farm.
It's all very space age and yet again New Zealand is leading the way in quirky action experiences. Or so it would seem - the big secret is that the Shweeb is an Australian invention. The idea apparently came to Melburnian Geoff Barnett while he was living in Tokyo. Barnett taught English there for six years and used a recumbent bicycle to get around. These lying-down bikes may look silly but they're far more energy efficient to use than a normal two-wheeler. Barnett was inspired on the back of his frustration with Tokyo traffic. "One day, he thought, 'I wish I could just go over the top of these people,"' Jared says. The seed was planted.
Barnett returned to Australia and worked on his idea for five years but struggled to find a suitable place in his home country to launch it. So he brought his Shweeb - the name comes from the German word "schwebe", meaning "hanging", "hovering" or "suspended" - to Rotorua.
While Queenstown is regarded as New Zealand's action-sport capital, Rotorua has a reputation for being open to innovation and experimentation. In 1998, it was here that the now-ubiquitous Zorb - the giant plastic hamster balls that adventurers roll down hills inside - made its first permanent public appearance. The Zorbing run is still there and just opposite is the Agroventures complex.
Here you can bungy jump, float above a 185kmh wind turbine, ride what is claimed to be New Zealand's fastest jet boat and "Swoop" from 40 metres in the air inside a specially made sack. It's an impressive array of ways to bring back your lunch, with the Shweeb being the latest (and arguably least-terrifying) addition.
The clever part is that Jared and company record everybody's time on the three-lap thunder around the 200-metre track. It becomes a time trial - a race against all those of your age, gender and nationality who have gone before you.
With this - and the option of going head to head with a friend - no one is going to treat it as a gentle cycle around the park. Apparently, Olympic cyclists have had a go at it but no one has managed to beat the record time of 55 seconds. An average speed of about 38kmh would be murderous on a normal bike but is fine on the Shweeb. There's no friction from the ground, the body is in prime position and the aerodynamics of the design mean there's little resistance.
According to Jared, you could push one of the empty pods from the start and it would come back around without any help. As a comparison point, I am about as athletic as a giant meat pie, yet I still manage to complete three laps in 63.4 seconds. This is going reasonably hard but by no means flat out. Frankly, for most of the journey I was too busy trying to work out the gears.
Apparently, I might have reached the 40kmh mark - 45kmh to 50kmh is easily attainable - and I averaged about 34kmh. Put in those terms, the idea of using the Shweeb for transit systems doesn't seem such a pipedream after all.
* The writer was a guest of Tourism New Zealand, Base and Agroventures.
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Three laps around the Shweeb track costs $39, although packages with the other activities at Agroventures are available. 07 357 4747, agroventures.co.nz.
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You know, one day history may prove Chip Kelly a genius. But oh my God Eliot is right in all of his trolling glory!
Yeah but is Nick Foles a franchise quarterback?
Kyle Scott - July 27, 2016
You know, one day history may prove Chip Kelly a genius. But oh my God Eliot is right in all of his trolling glory!
Should we get into the Foles making more sense for the #Eagles than Sam Bradford does, or nah?
— Eliot Shorr-Parks (@EliotShorrParks) July 27, 2016
Yeah but is Nick Foles a franchise quarterback?
Kyle Scott - July 27, 2016
OK so I hate to be a buzzkill (I don't, I actually love it), but here's how Jon Dorenbos did his trick on America's Got Talent last night. [If you haven't seen the trick yet, watch it here.]
If you're unable to watch that video, there's basically two parts: First, Dorenbos cut the corners of each of the pieces of paper he handed the judges. One had no cuts, one had one cut, one had two cuts, and one had three cuts. This way Dorenbos knew which piece of paper belonged to which judge, so when they handed them back to him, he was able to place the drawing with the judge.
Second, and more complicated, he came on stage with only the paper, a bottle, and a hammer. He didn't have the paper bag he placed the bottle in. You'll notice that at one point he reaches off-stage, apparently to an assistant, to get it. It's the assistant who drew smaller versions of each of the judge's drawings, placed them into an envelope, and slid it into the bag. When Dorenbos reached into the bag to remove the envelope, he removed the second envelope, not the one in the bottle, which had the drawings in it.
It's actually incredibly disappointing to see how simple of an explanation there is. But, from the YouTubers who've analyzed Dorenbos' work and others online who apparently know magic, there is unanimous agreement that Dorenbos is very good at it and just an incredible showman. These are next-level tricks, with several steps, in front of a large audience, with TV cameras, and Dorenbos pulls them off flawlessly.
Is it just me, or does anyone else want to rage-watch The Prestige after this?
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Jim Adair - July 27, 2016
According to multiple local reporters – but not the initial police report (based on the victim's claims) – Nigel Bradham claims he was defending his girlfriend in the Miami Beach incident that led to his arrest. He says he swung at a cabana boy after the alleged victim assaulted his girlfriend first:
Word I get on #eagles Nigel Bradham alleged assault on hotel worker in Miami. Worker struck Bradham girl and he defended her. @FOX29philly
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Nigel Bradham hit beach attendant three times after attendant swung at him, missed and hit girlfriend, per sources. …
— Jeff McLane (@Jeff_McLane) July 27, 2016
Source close to Bradham says counter-charges against attendant are in the works.
— Les Bowen (@LesBowen) July 27, 2016
But the alleged victim, Jean Courtois, spoke to NJ Advance Media and denied that he struck anyone. Here's how he says it all went down:
"(Bradham) asked me to set up six chairs in the front (of the hotel). I told him I couldn't set up six chairs in the front because the city wouldn't allow it. I told him that I couldn't do it, and he had to use the back [of the hotel].
So I set up six chairs. Next, I had to (set up) the umbrella. To set up the umbrella, I had to use a drill. My manager was my witness. I told my manager to go get the drill. I needed it to fix the umbrella. When I went to go fix it, (Nigel Bradham) hit me."
What started as an assault arrest has very quickly turned into a he said-he said argument over who swung first. At least we know Bradham swung last.
Jim Adair - July 27, 2016
As we showed you this morning, Jon Dorenbos is cruising along in America's Got Talent. If he keeps advancing, live shows will conflict with his training camp schedule. The good news? The Eagles really do not care:
Yes, Eagles realize @JonDorenbos could potentially miss a few days of camp at times for America's Got Talent. They've been fully supportive.
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With @Eagles since 2006, long snapper @JonDorenbos is the team's longest tenured player. He'll be fine to miss a few practices. All is good.
— Jeff Darlington (@JeffDarlington) July 27, 2016
Doug Pederson said Dorenbos will be back for a conditioning test tomorrow, and they "gotta see" what happens with AGT. He also praised his TV performance and called him a great representative of the team.
It's worth noting that while Dorenbos is the team's longest tenured player, they did bring in a rookie longsnapper – John DePalma – for the future. Time will tell if that'll come into play this year.
The last (and only) magician to win AGT found himself to be very busy after winning, as Mat Franco "went on to headline the "America's Got Talent Live" stage show, [and] the "Magic Reinvented Nightly" stage show – both held in Las Vegas." He also had his own NBC special.
Kyle Scott - July 27, 2016
Oh shit– it's gonna be a long season.
Here's a run-on sentence explaining Crusher Doug's first boner: On the heels of a report over the weekend that Doug Pederson planned on relaying offensive playcalls to the quarterback through offensive coordinator Frank Reich because of a misunderstanding of the rules on Pederson's part in which Pederson thought he could only have two signals in his headset, stemming from the fact that he's just doing what he learned under the fat, sweaty tutelage of Andy Reid, Pederson has revised his stance on the matter and told Tim McManus of Philly Mag that he may talk to the quarterback himself now so nothing is lost in translation, which is WHAT EVERYONE ELSE IN THE LEAGUE HAS ALREADY FIGURED OUT IN MUCH THE SAME WAY THEY'VE FIGURED OUT THAT FLEA-FLICKERS ARE HIGH-RISK, HIGH-REWARD PLAYS:
"That was a misunderstanding on my part. I didn't have all the information at the time, and I just misunderstood what the rule was, or is," he said. "But I can have the third one, which is nice."
With that knowledge in hand, Pederson is considering straying from the original game plan.
"I'm still in the process once we get into these preseason games of deciding how I want to go about the natural mechanics of calling the game," said Pederson. "Preseason we're going to try it. It's not 100 percent. I would probably lean towards me calling directly to the quarterback. It just cuts down a middle man, it cuts down time, it cuts down any communication errors at that point."
"That's the thought process that I'm going through right now," said Pederson. "Not just the time-management issue but if I could just cut down on the communication process, because a lot of times you say something to one person and sometimes you don't hear all the information and then it's trying to get relayed to the quarterback or something like that. This way I'm in direct communication with the quarterback on game day, calling the plays, calling the game. So that's probably the direction I'm leaning right now."
I mean, I just can't get my head around the fact that an NFL head coach used 191 words to explain Whisper Down The Lane in a wholly unironic and sincere manner. There are legit second graders who know that a phrase that starts as "Timmy plays darts" winds up as "Jimmy smells like farts" 100% of the time, without fail. OF COURSE CALLING THE PLAYS DIRECTLY CUTS DOWN ON COMMUNICATION ERRORS! What's more, Crusher Doug just inadvertently dumped on Reid's playcalling philosophy of relaying signals through the offensive coordinator, all because someone told him "you don't have to do that– Andy is an idiot!"
Oh man what a shit show this is going to be.
Jim Adair - July 27, 2016
First came the report that Philly was "expected to host" the 2017 draft, then came Bob Brady's inability to keep his mouth shut, and then comes the official announcement: According to "two independent sources with knowledge of the league's plans," NJ.com is reporting the official announcement of the 2017 Draft in Philly will come either next Tuesday or the Tuesday after. The report also says reps from the NFL Network were doing some location scouting earlier this month.
There is no confirmation from league sources on Brady's report that the whole thing would take place outside on the Parkway (not only does having the draft outside feel like a logistical nightmare, it doesn't make much sense. Are all the players and their agents and families gonna be at folding tables on some turf laid out on the blacktop, while fans stand behind them for hours?), and presumably decided on a location could be what's holding things up.
Again, as you'll hear for roughly the next 10 months, the Eagles don't have a first round pick in 2017.
Kyle: This is the perfect month to be doing location scouting given the fact that basically eveyr major media outlet in the country is doing live broadcasts from Philly. Also, I think it's hilarious how we just do everything on the Parkway, but I don't think it would be the logistical cluterfuckalroy Jim thinks it would be. They had The Pope there. I'm sure they could figure out a way to host a football draft. But I'd vote for the Wells Fargo Center– April in Philly can be miserable, and obviously The Well is more than capable. DON'T OVERTHINK THIS.
Jim Adair - July 27, 2016
In all of his years being on TV I've never seen Simon Cowell smile that much.
On last night's quarter-finals of America's Got Talent, Jon Dorenbos once again won over the judges and audience with his charm, wit, and ridiculous magic trick. We blew up his spot last time, but I don't even wanna know how he did this one.
He might actually win this thing.
Kyle Scott - July 27, 2016
Mike Sielski profiled linebacker Travis Long. Philly.com:
He had gotten a taste of what it was like to suit up for an NFL team in a game that mattered.
Long hasn't, and he would like to, just once. He will have to adjust to the Eagles' new coaching staff and their new defensive coordinator, Jim Schwartz. Schwartz's predecessor, Billy Davis, used a 3-4 scheme, and the Eagles had signed Long to fit that system. But Schwartz prefers a 4-3, and the coaches don't have much film of Long to review, but he is hoping that they recognize that he is smart, a quick study.
Long was cut just hours after the story was posted. Eagles:
Eagles have released LB Travis Long.
The Wide 9 is back. Philly.com:
"Attack in levels" may be the best-ever explanation of how the wide-nine – the system Schwartz has become synonymous with – works. It is an aggressive defense, but most of what has been written about the scheme focuses on the defensive line, in particular the ends who often line up in the nine-technique (wide of the outside shoulder opposite a tackle or tight end).
The Green Goblin is showing skillz. Philly Mag:
[Mills] made multiple attention-grabbing plays every day. One came during team drills on Tuesday as he rose to knock down a deep Chase Daniel offering intended for Hunter Sharp. He deflected credit by saying he's simply trying to follow Cory Undlin's teachings in the classroom and play within Schwartz's scheme. He credited Malcolm Jenkins, who agreed to work with with Mills at 7 am before meetings this spring, and Leodis McKelvin for helping him to learn the ropes. And he knows that it's going to be a different ball game once the big dogs arrive later this week.
The Eagles had interest in Anquan Boldin before he signed with the Lions. CSN Philly:
A league source told CSNPhilly.com's Reuben Frank that the Eagles had some mild interest in Boldin, but never talked numbers or made an offer.
Jim Schwartz doesn't mention Eric Rowe when talking about cornerbacks. BGN:
"Just with the blend of veteran players: a guy like Nolan Carroll, who we talked about; Leodis McKelvin. Some young guys that have some opportunities: Jalen [Mills] has done a nice job for a rookie so far and Ron Brooks is going to have an opportunity. Guys coming off injury like 'Shep,' [JaCorey Shepherd] who has been out here. I think it's going to be exciting to watch those guys. If they show the ability to cover and they show that they will challenge guys, then we'll find use for all of them."
Sam Bradford is a whole five pounds heavier. Allentown Morning Call:
He's five pounds heavier, which was the goal, and with his legs and core at 100 percent. Bradford had suffered a torn anterior cruciate ligament midway through the 2013 season, then tore it again the following summer, forcing him to miss all of 2014. Because he wasn't fully recovered even 12 months after that, he was limited throughout last spring and summer.
Jacorey Shepherd is working hard. CSN:
Shepherd, always a workaholic, always a film hound, always the hardest worker on the roster in college, didn't hesitate to make the right choice.
It's so slow. Iggles Blitz:
The first couple of days of Training Camp are in the books. Nothing substantial has happened. You could almost say it has been boring, but in a way that's a good thing. As Dave Spadaro joked on PE.com, no one has gotten hurt and no one has won a starting job. Those are the kinds of things that really get our attention at this time of the year. With only rookies and select vets practicing, you shouldn't expect anything too noteworthy.
Fly now.