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Both Murph and Kim’s health issues played a part in last year’s season mosaic. Not to mention Damar’s trauma drama. 
 

It’s good to see that all three are on the mend and hopefully the team’s and community’s psyches are as well. 
 

GO BILLS!!!

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5 hours ago, Ann said:

Unless it is Cooper (maaaaaybe Archie), it might change the dynamic too much.

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McAfee's a decent guess.  He's already with Omaha Productions.

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Mina Kimes signs massive new ESPN deal to end free agency

 

One of the biggest NFL TV free agents is staying with ESPN for a deal that will push her yearly earnings past $2 million per year, The Post has learned.

 

Analyst Mina Kimes and ESPN have inked a contract that will pay her a little more than $1.7 million per year, according to sources.

 

She also has a separate deal with Peyton Manning’s Omaha Productions for her podcast. Omaha and ESPN have a partnership agreement.

 

On Wednesday, Dan Le Batard said that Meadowlark had signed Kimes to continue to appear weekly.

 

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Not sure I ever made the comment here, but I just want to offer up that Ross Tucker will find his way to a prime-time booth by next season. I've heard him on radio broadcasts and he is just terrific. Glad to see him getting a bigger shot this year.

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33 minutes ago, Foxx said:

MJD is an @$$h@l&.

 

Yeah, it seems his sole reason to be on that show is to #### on the Bills.  Whatevs.

 

We have Kyle Brandt and apparently Michael Robinson too.

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I am not sure where to put this, but since it is Bills coverage I will slap it here and in the 2023 season thread.

A little bit of back-story: The News is now printed in Cleveland and trucked in each morning. The Rochester paper is now printed in New Jersey, so I can't help but think they are doing something like this with the Rochester paper, too.
 

New online-only section of our e-edition will feature Bills coverage

The Bills are back, and our team of reporters and photographers will provide full coverage of every Buffalo Bills game. This season, we’re excited to debut a new online-only section in our e-edition that packages our comprehensive game day coverage in one place.

 

This special section will include the features and analysis readers have long enjoyed, including:

* Mark Gaughan’s Plays that Shaped the Game and 3 Big Questions.
* Jay Skurski’s Bills Report Card and Observations.
* Ryan O’Halloran’s analysis and commentary.
* Katherine Fitzgerald’s behind-the-scenes insight.
* The “How it Happened” recap of the key moments and stats.
* Photography from all angles: pre-game, game action and and post-game reaction.
* A look ahead to the Bills’ next opponent.
* During the week, our team will continue to provide unique insight, features, photography and breaking news about the Bills on BuffaloNews.com and in the newspaper.

 

Print edition changes reflect shifting reader habits, industry changes


Changes in how the public consumes news and information thanks to online news sites, the popularity of social media, mobile phones and other technology necessitate changes to our product as our business evolves.

 

Earlier print deadlines affect our ability to publish stories about late afternoon and evening matchups. However, BuffaloNews.com has 24-hour coverage.

 

In the past year, our e-edition traffic has grown exponentially. Our new e-edition section will be a one-stop shop for subscribers for our Bills coverage and is a recognition that today, more and more people consume information from The News via e-edition.

 

Along with our professional sports coverage, we will continue to provide analysis, insights, features and reporting beyond the results for our high school and college sports coverage both online and in the newspaper. We remain committed to providing insights, features and information on local sports that you cannot find anywhere else.

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Michael Irvin reaches settlement in Marriott lawsuit, returns to NFL Network today
The former Cowboys receiver sued the hotel chain for $100M after a female employee accused him of making lewd comments.

 

Former Cowboys wide receiver Michael Irvin reached a settlement with Marriott in his $100 million defamation lawsuit against the hotel chain, and he is expected to appear on NFL Network on Sunday morning for the first time since a woman accused him in February of making lewd comments in an Arizona hotel lobby, a person familiar with the situation told The Dallas Morning News.


NFL Media, the entity that manages NFL Network, lifted its indefinite suspension of Irvin. The Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee’s hiatus from the network lasted more than seven months, as Irvin last worked Opening Night for the Super Bowl on Feb. 6 in Phoenix.


Settlement terms between Irvin and Marriott were not disclosed. An NFL Media spokesperson could not be immediately reached for comment about Irvin’s status with the network.

 

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