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That's the message ... Not paying secondary market rates at stadium for $300.

Any memorabilia signed by all three would be priceless!!

I agree and was just pointing out the flipside of highlight videos. I'm actually looking forward to Gabe's return at this point and want to see him taking Keon's reps. Gabe, Shakir and a healthy Palmer might be a serviceable enough WR corps to get the passing game moving again.

Sean hated this O. He'd put 7 blocking TEs on the field if he could.

Interesting. Thanks for posting it. Worth noting that DVOA, which also adjusts for strength of opponent, has the Bills at #9 right now.

Hancock and Bishop have potential. We have 4 LB’s that are starting quality. Rotation them if need be. Shaq, TB, Milano and Dorian don’t concern me right now. Hairston was always the answer. Now we’ll see if he’s the right answer. He has over half the season to show us if he is. You don’t draft a CB in RD1, opposite a CB you just paid and then freak out about the position .. at least not yet. Let’s hope we never have to. WR by a mile helps this team and then maybe a DT, depending on the timelines for Jones and Sanders. CB depth, dependent upon on Strong. Hard to know when we have zero knowledge of timelines for the injured guys outside Oliver.

My mother's father came over from Poland around 1910 (he was born in 1888). Not educated, and was a tinsmith at Buffalo Forge. He told us that he came here only knowing a few words of English. Talked to people and read newspapers to learn English. This was before talking movies or radio or ESL classes. Her parents would only speak Polish at home. In the 30's,my mom who was under 10 then, and her sibs made them speak English all the time. Only my grandparents had a Polish accent. When Polish was spoken at family get-togethers, us kids knew the adults were talking gossip.

One of the best WRs of this century, in my view. Definitely took him some time, though. As I've said elsewhere, I really wish the Bills traded for him last season. Maybe it was implausible contract wise, but I'm of a mind that everything can be maneuvered in that realm to make it work.

Should fit in perfectly with all the other WR4's on the field.

Because no offense is going anywhere being 1 dimensional all the time. Eventually you are going to run into games that Cook is not getting 5 yards per carry. There is absolutely a reason to throw 15-20 yards down the field. Because it makes a defense defend the whole field and opens up the shorter stuff. It's very difficult to dink and dunk all game long and sustaining long ass drives. Also, Josh is not the precision passer that Brady was. It's not what makes him special. Tom Brady threw the ball all over the field.

AJ Brown. Jordan Mailata a close 2nd.

Any differences you can think of, culturally, that separate European migrants and eventual assimilation from Islamic migrants? Do you think we should follow the blueprint of Europe with Islamic migrants? The only reason we’re not where they are is because, language aside, Latino migrants do have cultural commonalities with Western culture. And again, I’ll ask … Why do you, in 2025 America, believe we need to bring in waves of third world migrants? The Latinos stopped voting for y’all so now we need more Indians, Pakistani’s, Sub-Saharan Africans and Middle Easterners?

Does Josh still work with his QB whisperer? Enquiring minds want to know! 🤔

No one is saying that Davis was a superstar and there were no issues. The Bills were right to let him go and not pay him 13 million dollars per year. But the point is that the Bills have not replaced Davis's production at WR either in the draft or though FA signings.

Its not likely many people are familar with graph network analysis or page rank. But these are standard statisitical systems that are often applied to sports as ranking or predictive model. The base formula is standard and I have not altered it in any way. The results below are what are generated by the formulas. I have validate the specific math between the Eagle, Chiers, Bills and Ravens, because they do not seem intuitive. But based on this statistical model, they are accurate. Here is the math: The table is the results of this statistic applied to the 2025 NFL season so far. As a side note. The Chargers at -460 are a compelling, if boring value vs. the Titans this weekend. And the Bronco's seem tremendously underpriced as an outright underdog in a game they should be a significant favorite at with the Texans. Past is not prologue. But this statistic has a pretty good track record. With tweaks (which I have not done) this can be made to identify the winners accurately (outright winners, not against the spread) about 70% of the time. essentially the issue is we do not have a single win against a team that is not a bottom dweller, and lost to two mediocre teams.

Still waiting to see a Republican healthcare plan. And now you support SNAP. Got it.

are we throwing the ball at the lowest rate in the league simply because the 'scheme sucks' or maybe that was the plan all along? did we just magically appear w a bunch of really average pass catchers or is that maybe a byproduct of the design?

All we are missing? Not to mention terrible safety play, two injury prone lb’s, and a rookie cb who missed all of training camp, yet needs to play due to no other options.

Even better!!!

i hear it coms with really nice binoculars.

And the highlights didn't include his 2 spectacular toe tap sideline catches against Indy in the playoff game. Of course we have no idea if that Gabe Davis is still available but we do know that his production from the last few years has NOT been replicated through the draft or by FA signings.

It’s insane to me that he has over 70 rushing TDs. Who would’ve thought this about Josh Allen coming out of college that he would be such a force on ground and specifically red zone. I can’t wait until he breaks Cam Newtons record

who knows because the scheme sux. its not like ne has world beater wr's but maye is accruate and gets the ball out quick and they are coached fairly well. when miami was on fire the first year and put 70 on denver. we had lost our previous 2 games and looked like ass. then we come out and put 50 on miami...with the same players... schemes matter...coaching matters.

i mean...this was the plan as far as the offense goes. it doesn't look the way it does by accident but i also don't understand people who think there's some untapped potential there. it's honestly one of the worst pass catching groups i can recall