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Took ya long enough ��

— Mecole Hardman Jr. (@MecoleHardman4) August 10, 2022

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As soon as they have a good first series, take em all out
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With only 3 preseason games you let them play the first Q of this game, and game two you let them play 2 1/2 Q and that it.

Done....
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A guy at work said he just saw an insider break the news that Chris Jones still has a massive peen. Can anyone with a twitter confirm?
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Your mom just confirmed
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i've been closer to his penis than anyone here, so by camp video, it looks the same to me
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Direckshun reports that its getting beat constantly by his mother
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Bucs center #2 carted off with a leg injury

that's 2 thus far shooter
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Hey Karma, is that you??

Also saw some reports of the CB the Bills took in the first is REALLY struggling in camp. Bills wanted McDuffie, Bleach jumped them for him. Another boss ass mi e by the goat GM.
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He is not doing as well as McDuffie so far.


One step forward, one step back in the CB competition?
It’s been notable at camp so far how often the Bills’ passing offense has gotten the better of the defense’s young cornerbacks. Rookie first-round pick Kaiir Elam has been a consistent target throughout camp for Allen and Co., and there have been a lot more bad beats in the open field than there have been flashes. It was especially evident Friday at Highmark Stadium.

Elam’s play, along with the rise of rookie sixth-round pick Christian Benford this summer, seemingly has opened the starting job into a competition among Elam, Benford and third-year player Dane Jackson.

However, for one day at least, Jackson might have pulled ahead. As Sunday’s practice continued, Jackson worked against only the Allen-led offense, while Elam and Benford took turns against Allen but also faced the Case Keenum-led group, as well. This development could indicate that the Bills’ coaches have liked what they’ve seen so far from Jackson, relative to Elam and Benford.

So, we’ll have to see if Jackson continues to have that kind of workload in future practices. If so, the competition could be between Elam and Benford to see who will start with Jackson. It’s still a bit premature for all of that before a single preseason game, but it’s hard to ignore how all three players are trending for the time being.

https://theathletic.com/3485201/2022...odger-saffold/
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That scumbag franchise deserves all the injuries. I want Brady to get violated this year
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Brady may re-retire before PS.
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The best is in the bills draft room the moment they announce KCs pick you can hear “son of a bitch” in the background.
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awww damn
looks like he was just menstruating

It sounds like the Buccaneers avoided a serious issue at center.

With starter Ryan Jensen already out for at least a couple of months with a knee injury, backup Robert Hainsey was carted off the field toward the end of Wednesday’s joint practice with the Dolphins.

But according to multiple reports, Hainsey was just dealing with bad cramps.

If Hainsey had been seriously injured, the team may have needed to make a move to fortify itself at center. Hainsey has reportedly been doing well in replacing Jensen, which has negated the need for Tampa Bay to look at a veteran free agent like JC Tretter or Matt Paradis.

The Buccaneers are already looking at three different starters in the interior of the offensive line. In addition to Jensen’s injury, guards Alex Cappa and Ali Marpet both departed the organization. Marpet elected to retire and Cappa signed with the Bengals in free agency
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Brady has to have interior protection. You get push up the middle and he's toast.
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