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Who is getting a re-worked deal, released, or traded to be able to afford this ???? We are at -$600k without the cook deal so some changes need to happen, now the question is who is the odd duck out?

Fair for both sides. Typically how things get done with the Bills ..both sides walk away feeling pretty good.

The take is fairly straightforward. Not meant to imply importance to the first preseason game (or any preseason game), merely to question whether the thing that has held us back in the playoffs will be any different.

Roundy floundering? No way.

nice topic. For me.. Its one more... Down by 20 in the beginning of the 4th and we come back and win. Yea... i was one of the dumb buts that left on the Frank Reich comeback... and then made it back for the last 2 TD.

Is this another instance of Beane After Dark?

Hometime and C-Section are not EPSTEINING hard enough. Let’s step it up people!

This is a tribute and how I feel about this trade. So happy. Ready to rumble. Bring it ravens.. Great Deal and 4 years. This is for you Hulk (childhood hero. I had to lol)

I know who could sell him some...

McD has had incredible regular season success with this approach, but I wonder if he SHOULD throw a chair through a window for playoff games.

All depends on how much wear and tear an RB has accrued. Given his usage in college and the pros, Cook is a low-mileage running back and the Bills will continue to not over-use him in their schemes.

For the people who say it’s boring.. I just don’t know what anyone expected when doing this with a perennial contender. Would it look any different for KC or Baltimore? Probably not. Also, there’s only 3 preseason games and 1 cutdown day. Not exactly a ton of built in drama if the team doesn’t provide any of their own.

Snuffing Patricks torch while we party alllllll over his ass.

@Simon still sleeping

That's the sign of a coach whose trying to sustain winning and building a culture. it was one of the more interesting parts of the episode.

Boring is really good... no acrimony, drama, or otherwise foolishness in training camp... that is what I was hoping for a nice safe dramaless show that pictured the team in a close family like togetherness... all good so far... the cook signing removed the major obvious drama opportunity.

I liked it, they started getting into more marginal players on the roster and telling their stories. I also liked seeing McD showing his personality more. The coaches is what I looked forward to seeing most. McD seems like someone whose in command and the players have bought in. The assistant coaches particularly the coordinators appear to be high energy guys.

#79 is going to be All-Pro this year if he stays healthy The only reason he might not 16 TDs is if they keep giving Allen easy rushing scores in the red zone.

lol, no. just let it go.

His vision is elite or close to it.

Knox's relationship with Josh got him that contract and he will never be let go. Josh's best buddy.

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Yea I’ve always been on the fence with Torrence. I think he’s the type of player that will get too big of a contract when he hits the open market so if the Bills want him they’ll have to extend him early but I don’t know if he warrants that attention yet. The Guard market has started booming mostly due to the lack of good blockers in general in the NFL. I think you’ll see the Bills use a draft pick in the 3rd or 4th round next year on a IOL guy next year. If you look at the Beane philosophy/Panthers they paid their centers and tackles first before guards If you also look at the contracts on OTC or Spotrac, the 2026 year is a good year for the Bills to get out of a lot of their heavier contracts

Who’s had better talent around them? Rank 1-4 Allen Mahomes Lamar Burrow And maybe you put Allen above Burrow, given the drop off after Chase/Higgins/Hendrickson, but the best player Allen has ever played with is Diggs.. who choked in the postseason. It’s not a meme. The lack of high end talent that step up in big moments has been a major issue for this team. Where would you rank Diggs amongst Kelce, Jones and Hill? Dead last? And that’s the best we’ve given Allen.. I’m shocked this team hasn’t gotten past KC.. shocked. I might be lukewarm on extending a RB, so I’m hoping he’s more Kamara and less pure RB, but at least Cook stepped up when it mattered. More than I can say for any supposed talent we’ve given Allen so far.

I liked the anecdote McDermott told about the coach throwing the chair through the window to motivate the players before the game . . . and then, next week, he had nothing. That's a crucial difference, I think, between steady leadership and what I'd call "performative" leadership. A lot of people are attracted to the "throw chairs through windows" leaders, but IMHO that is fool's gold. It may work for a game, or even for a season, but it's not a consistent winning strategy, as anybody who has had such a boss can tell you.