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Just to add to that thought, Micah Hyde's RAS score was 4.73 compared to Bishop's 9.88.

His ceiling is at least as high as Cooper DeJean, who many here were slobbering over throughout that draft season.

I am pretty sure I saw Taron take out both Milano and a few others with a pick as he was sucked into some right to left pre-snap motion. He was mirroring left, took out Milano, and then that level was all tangled up as they tried to reverse course when the Bucs ran a sweep down the right side with no one there. Outside of the KC game (not sure who played or rotation then) that 2nd level has been a mess this year with guys being on the same page and I am not sure why. It is like watching keystone cops out there right now.

i know it's the wrong thread, but that poster has a history of calling people out when they're not around, and avoiding them when they are. he won't answer, so i figured i'd ask in here. so far...nothing.

You know what makes me smile? That all the naysayers who keep making threads about changing the GM-HC-OC- and DC are suddenly reticent! That and the fact that the Bills won and our elite alien unicorn QB scored six touchdowns 😊 and all the talk shows are gushing about it.

So would a defense that doesn't suck the life out of its fans.

I look at it as he has the potential to have Hyde's instincts matched with Jarius Byrd's ball hawk abilities. He's a very exciting player to watch. I believe he and Max will really shore up that secondary for years to come.. especially if Benford remembers how to play football.

Disagree. I think Rudolph is very possibly an upgrade from Rodgers. For whatever reason, Tomlin has a track record of not always starting the best QB on the roster (think Russ Wilson, Justin Fields and Kenny Pickett). Rudolph isn’t great, but not bad. I thought he played well in the playoff game vs the Bills a couple years ago…

After last Sunday's game I canceled my hotel reservation for the AFC Championship game (which I had booked after the Saints win - sorry about those 3 losses)

i honestly don't know how possible it is to remove 10 million more illegals, and even if that was a possibility, i don't think it would ever free up enough housing to really change the market. where are these illegals living now? i can't imagine many of them area buying or renting home in desirable areas. i assume if they are in a house, they tend to be multifamily houses with extended family. housing has just about doubled in some areas over the last 8 years or so, and i don't think illegals are the reason, nor the solution.

Wrong thread... But don't worry, there are plenty more illegal aliens for you to pretend don't exist...

As we stand right now, your statement is correct. But you have to admit the management is trying. They went thru an offense transition to the point where James Cook can carry the offense in addition to the one dimensional Josh Allen passing and running of the past. Objectively speaking, yesterday's game is a good example where the offense shifted reliance to Josh whereas there is plenty of examples this year Cook took the burden. But there are times the offense is not performing well as a whole, both the running and passing. That's when we need the defense to rise up to carry the load. That has not happened, more like never happened since Allen's arrival. They started to invest in bigger D-Line people this year, another sign of change. I'd say they need to invest in bigger LBs as well.

Hasn't helped the Bills D so much...

Whoa… WR1 ?!

This^^^

guy never complained. balling out. imo...best player on defense

It was nothing at all (nothing at all) Like anything I had felt before And nothing at all (nothing at all) Like I thought, no, it's so much more No one else has ever made me feel this way And when I asked you how you did it, you just say "Baby, it was nothing at all"

Ceiling is 1st team All-Pro. If he keeps this type of play up, he’ll be a pro bowler this season

His diagonal pursuit skills are limitless. His up and down and side to side instincts are pretty much non-existent though.

I wonder if any of the veteran receivers have tried to take him in under their wings? Seems like an immature, disorganized mess right now in need of a stern mentor type that can keep him in line. Kind of a bummer if we don't have anyone in his position group keeping an eye on him.

I still think if this team is going to rely on Shavers and Gabe to really make this WR core work then this is going to be an issue. But the Bills honestly have no choice but to try to make Gabe Davis work in the Mack Hollins role (minus the ST ace upside) which I think he can do that. I also think the Bills can get some production out of Shavers and even Samuel down the field. The Bills just have to try to be willing to throw downfield even if it isn't optimal and lean into what the team has vs. what it should have.

Hyde has a significantly bigger wingspan - an arm length of 31.5" to Bishop's 29.75." That's significant. The Bills have always prioritized long arms for their DBs. Bishop doesn't have especially long arms, but in my opinion was a hell of a player at Utah and an excellent prospect. I really liked the pick at the time. I always figured he'd eventually get it. He was a smart player coming out and the college game is so different. Learning the safety position in the Bills' D is going to take some time for any rookie.

Unfortunately Chase will prob be suspended for that game 😠

That's correct it was 2023 but it was a Tibia plateau fracture and may have also had a MCL tear, way worse than a fibula break.

Based on his current pace, Josh Allen will break into the: - Yards/Top 20 = 12th Season (2029, Age 33) - Yards/Top 10 = 16th Season (2033, Age 37) Top 10 is probably doable for Allen if he stays healthy, and he plays a normal length career. Top 5 may be a stretch. Patrick Mahomes and Jared Goff are also steadily moving up the list. So to break into that group, he would need to surpass 72,000 yards. His current pace doesn't reach that until about 40 years old/Year 19.