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Serious youth movement on the defense and in the secondary in particular. Hairston, Strong, and Hancock ALL make the team if healthy, imho. REALLY hope the Bills are actually willing to part with Jackson and/or White and/or Hamlin or whoever at DB, as necessary. Really hope the new additions outperform those retread vets. Ready to watch a defense that's truly aggressive and able to disrupt even top QBs...

Yes sir, much needed size inside. What's the temperature up there that these guys are in hoodie n long sleeves?

They swore stuff like this would never happen on Trump’s watch.

Do you believe Superbowl this year? Nah, I tend to believe the Pro Bowl Games more... They're honest. Superbowl is a shady, flaky 🤬 🤬 🤬

Fella is going to be good, I think, but bonus points for all the memes that are going to be relevant.

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Yes I hope that means we see him get some safety reps

I vote Hellraiser

All three of our DB picks will make it, I think.

In Beane's PC he said he'd play both - their approach to Dline is similar to OL where they are looking for versatility. As has been discussed in some threads - in the Bills scheme a 1 tech is not necessarily just a 400lb block of goo that can't be moved, they are looking for pass rush/penetration from all positions.

Benford looks good too, but Hairston is much smoother, like it takes him less effort to do those things well. Means he may have more of an opportunity to make big plays and such, as he will be in a better position because of his athleticism.

Ummm... he's #31 though

Didn't we draft one as well? Jordan Hancock? What Beane did to help at safety this coming season was to draft Cole Bishop in round 2 last season.

God.... I wish you guys would not post these threads. Go hop in @Royale with Cheese 's thread. I want a Super Bowl so bad. 1st and 2nd rule of Bills winning a Super Bowl.... Don't talk about Bills winning a Super Bowl!!!

U.S. nuked up India. China nuked up Pakistan…..just saying.

Huh? What are you even arguing dude? The Bills can sign him to an extension and actually lower his 2025 CAP. In fact, that would inevitably be the result and one of the primary motivating factors. If you don't understand that, please Google some combination of "NFL Contracts" and "CAP" and "signing bonus prorated." Annnnnnnd it's clear you understand the CAP even less than I do. I'm no expert, but so much of what you say demonstrates you haven't even tried to understand the CAP. Cook's $5m CAP hit in 2025 would be lowered with an extension because that $5m would go away with the signing bonus and then his 2025 CAP hit would change to base salary (almost certainly vet minimum) plus signing bonus divided by 5. If you don't understand that, look it up.

Or asking the fan favorite of, “can he also catch?” One wonders by how much his 40 time beat Coleman? 🤔

How so? You don't see anyone saying he's Saquon Barkley and should be paid 20.1m a year. But the idea that he should be paid under half of that and the same as 30 year old Aaron Jones in 2026 is laughable. As is the idea that he's just any other RB and that he should be sat for Ray Davis. If anyone's doing anything beyond the dial, it would be you underrating the importance of him towards our offense's success.