The $27.5M question: How will Bills interpret wording in Tyrod Taylor's deal?

[swiper]

Re: The $27.5M question: How will Bills interpret wording in Tyrod Taylor's deal?

The Bills are beyond leaking at this point, now they're basically taking on water like the Titanic.

I'm not sure who, or how many people, are leaking info but clearly it's not just coming from one person or is being targeted at one person.

Again this goes back to the owner. The owner who doesn't have tight control over his ship (you referenced the Titanic), should expect this.

No organization is so tight, but, as you've said, leaks are probably coming from a lot of folks who feel their jobs are in limbo with the Bills.

This is why the owner has to act quickly to plug the leaks or it just becomes worse (if it can get any worse). I think it was good news that you posted that McDermott's interview went well. Maybe he's the right guy.

[DraftBoy]

Re: The $27.5M question: How will Bills interpret wording in Tyrod Taylor's deal?

Again this goes back to the owner. The owner who doesn't have tight control over his ship (you referenced the Titanic), should expect this.

No organization is so tight, but, as you've said, leaks are probably coming from a lot of folks who feel their jobs are in limbo with the Bills.

This is why the owner has to act quickly to plug the leaks or it just becomes worse (if it can get any worse). I think it was good news that you posted that McDermott's interview went well. Maybe he's the right guy.

Agreed 100%. I would personally love to see McDermott get the job. He's a younger guy with an old school mentality who gets the most out of players.

[Goobylal]

Re: The $27.5M question: How will Bills interpret wording in Tyrod Taylor's deal?

You're wrong again.

Just because they were aware of it doesn't mean they agreed with it. And steering him to a doctor that would pass him physically in the required time is smart.

[swiper]

Re: The $27.5M question: How will Bills interpret wording in Tyrod Taylor's deal?

Just because they were aware of it doesn't mean they agreed with it. And steering him to a doctor that would pass him physically in the required time is smart.

Not only are you stupid, you can't read.

[BillsImpossible]

Re: The $27.5M question: How will Bills interpret wording in Tyrod Taylor's deal?

http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/18412571/nfl-2016-chris-mortensen-adam-schefter-wild-card-notebook-tyrod-taylor-future-buffalo-bills

Bill Polian sums it up nicely in the closing seconds.

"Typically, with this doctor and this operation, 6 weeks is the recovery time."

Come March 11, Tyrod Taylor should be fully healed and pass the physical.

Btw, Polian looks great.

[BillsImpossible]

Re: The $27.5M question: How will Bills interpret wording in Tyrod Taylor's deal?

Not only are you stupid, you can't read.

Swiper, most people here just want to talk football and have fun.

Try having some fun for a change.

You're no fun.

[Goobylal]

Re: The $27.5M question: How will Bills interpret wording in Tyrod Taylor's deal?

Swiper, most people here just want to talk football and have fun.

Try having some fun for a change.

You're no fun.

Swiper's still butthurt over the election. Funny though, I never heard of "idiocy" being a stage of grief.

[swiper]

Re: The $27.5M question: How will Bills interpret wording in Tyrod Taylor's deal?

Swiper's still butthurt over the election. Funny though, I never heard of "idiocy" being a stage of grief.

Politics is another forum there. It's more of a problem than a misplaced apostrophe. But you clearly have problems.