Buffalo Bills general manager Brandon Beane gave a brief press conference over the weekend. The Bills had a strange situation because the team was involved in the false positive coronavirus outcome problem in the NFL.
But along with addressing that, Beane also touched on a few other Bills-related topics during his surprise press. Here are eight quick takeaways from Beane’s reactions over the weekend:
Sensual side
The Bills had that odd shock this weekend because their roster was affected by the same lab in New Jersey that connected 10 or 11 other teams in the NFL. When the Bills took to the practice field on Sunday, a few boys were missing. Among that crew missing was quarterback Josh Allen. The reasoning was a lab that ran COVD-19 test results, sending false positives to various teams in the league. That means it showed that boys had it, but they did not.
It is unfortunate that a few players on the Bills had to miss an exercise. However, it could be less. What if it happened on a game day? Speaking of which, Beane said that is how the team approached the situation, calling it a good practice of sorts for the Bills in case there were some positive COVID-19 results sent to them before in the regular season.
“Yes, it’s a good fire drill,” Beane said. “Guys who run with the twos now run with those … it will give guys the chance to perform in those particular positions.”
‘And what if it happened on game day? How would we respond? Of course, it can change game plans, “added Beane.
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