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They are mentioning some of Aaron Rodgers wrist limitations on the pregame shows. Can the Bills take advantage of this stuff? We shall see.

I’m still waiting on Kolby Listenbee.

The best place I ever found Wasn't close to any town Was a little swimming ground Everything just floating around

love what i've seen from maye thus far. really looks solid caleb williams is kind of hard to judge...he looks better than last yr. i think i would give at least as much credit to ben johnson for the state of the bears rn but none of them are close to allen, mahomes, or jackson as qbs as of now correct esp w stroud

Got to agree on Joe. He is definitely a fan and I feel his fuse is a lot longer than most fans. He takes a pragmatic approach to his analysis and defends his stances with statistics. I don’t always agree with what he says but I appreciate the way he deliveries his opinion. The fact Joe has been as critical as he has been about Brady says a lot for me. Joe will usually try to defend a Bills player or coach after reviewing the All 22, it has been hard for him to do that this year after games like ATL and Houston. Joe threads the needle of giving me just enough depth without the overkill. Cover One guys are great if you want to know coverages and have time to watch film breakdown with them. For today Joe predicts some heavy chipping by TE’s, not really rocket surgery, but let’s see if Brady does it. Also calls for Cook to run a lot and not get away from it even if the Bills fall behind early. On D Joe points out how atrocious the pressure has been the last 3 weeks and hopes to see an increase this week.

Bills are hoping that their medical staff will be awarded the Nobel Prize for Medicine, when they luck into the cure for turf toe. * In 2024, McDermott kept saying Samuel was "week to week." It has been revealed McDermott was actually saying "Weak! Too weak!"

I am an Texas A&M fan and have watched most of the games and I am a big fan of KC Concepcion. He reminds me of Diggs (only 2 inches shorter, but weighs the same) he is twitchy, and quick, and has great speed. He would cover two rolls for us at WR and PR (which he is awesome at). He can play outside WR as well which he played 67.4% of his snaps there. I honestly thought he plays just like Diggs. He does have a 11.3% drop rate which is a little high but some of those drops were not on him and were not good throws. I would take him in a heartbeat. Problem is he may not work good if we get stuck with this coaching staff (i.e. Brady and McD wanting to run the ball so much). If we wanted to win we could bring back Daboll as OC and we would have this WR group looking like it was when he was here the first time. Shakir = Beasley Davis/Coleman = Davis Concepcion = Diggs Hardman = Mckenzie Go Bills!!!

If I'm going to put a silver lining on it - Brady is still really young, and inexperienced as an OC. It's reasonable to expect that he'll continue evolving & learning, and this might not be what we'll get IF he stays on and remains OC for the foreseeable future. Now, I definitely have an issue that when a team has a generational QB, they decide to roll the dice and promote from within instead of bringing on a proven OC. But this is our situation.

They can dump him in the spring but they can't do it NOW. You don't know what you are talking about.

I've seen Pats fans talk about this w/ Maye. If the current "big 3" were all in their mid-thirties, I might agree. I know QB's won't have the longevity that Brady did, but most QB's are in their prime well into their 30's. And Maye/Williams/Nix really haven't proven or done anything yet. We don't even really know what kind of playoff performers they'll be.

I think we already passed it to CJ Stroud and Jayden Daniels.

Let's get this one!

With all the doom and gloom being forecast (and I am complicit), has anyone put $5,000 on the Yinzers?

I'll grant you nix. What about the other two

He’s more of another slot type lol

I'd say there is like 75+% chance that we are drafting WR round 1 this year. Beane or not. I am not a college guy, but looking at some big boards, one of these players is a future Bill: Carnell Tate, Ohio State (seems unlikely right now) Makai Lemon, USC Denzel Boston, Washington Chris Bell, Louisville KC Conception, Texas A&M Chriss Brazzel II, Tennessee Germie Bernard, Alabama

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whats the world coming to when you have to root for the cowboys??

Let’s not forget, he’s getting paid maybe half of what the top guys are getting. Groot has an AAV of $20mil, while Parsons is $47 mil and Myles Garrett is $40mil. TJ Watt gets $41mil, Hutchinson $45mil. Let’s not act like he’s getting top dollar for the position. He’s not. He’s paid somewhere around where he belongs, imo, and I have no problem with the value. .

I would choose cutting Beane and keeping McDermott with new coordinators over keeping Beane and getting a new head coach.

In Dallas area for holiday weekend. I was with other Bills fans, family, and a few Cowboy fans, all rooting for Cowboys. Today, going to Buffalo Bros to watch Bills with family. My nephew in-law is Ravens fan, all rooting for Bills today. Wierd weekend, but a ton of fun. Go Bills!!

OBJ to Browns, Hopkins to Cards, AJ Brown to Eagles, Diggs to Buffalo and then Pats, Adams to Raiders, Amari Cooper to Browns, Ridley to Titans...

The Puppet Show That Ran America by David Manney It wasn't a surprise when we learned about the latest testimony release from the House Oversight Committee; it felt more like the confirmation of what Americans had long sensed. Working inside the White House, staff understood that the man they placed before the camera couldn't lead the country, yet they said so privately while publicly denying it. Writing at our sister site, Twitchy, Doug P. shared the testimony. The staff knew the presidency had become nothing more than a managed performance: They moved him, dressed him, staged him, guided him, and fed him lines. https://pjmedia.com/david-manney/2025/11/29/the-puppet-show-that-ran-america-n4946533

Joe Marino at least bases his opinions on film study. That doesn't make him automatically right about everything but his takes have some evidence behind them. Compare that to some hot take dealer broadcasting from Mom's basement. They get clicks because they feed into people's rage after a loss.

Don't think the torch is being passed. Think it's just the league needs to buy a larger house to house all the good to great QB's today. I'm old enough to remember back in the 60's where almost every team had a good to decent QB. I suppose it helped that only about half the number of teams compared to today. For whatever reason seemed like after the 83 draft, there were very few great QB's coming into the league for the next 15 years or so. Seemed like maybe college was preparing QB's differently and that didn't translate well into the NFL. Add to that teams fire coaches at the drop of a hat so very little time to properly develop a QB. The past 20 years or so mainly for the HC's sake, the plan is throw them into the deep end and see if they can swim, but unfortunately most drowned. In the past 10 years or so, maybe the college game has changed that these QB's now are better prepared and are able to stay afloat and not drown. So no torch isn't being passed, it' just that the game is just more returning to where it was 50 years ago with more teams having very QB play.