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Well, we moved up 15 picks to take Sanders at 41 so hopefully he’ll start to show us something because we desperately need it. When he was drafted, Beane said Sanders was a 3T who could play some 1T and he had that “inside rush”. He "liked the idea of adding another inside rusher, another guy to pair with Ed on clear passing downs." And, the ability to penetrate and get to the QB is what the Bills want from their DTs with this scheme not any prototypical space eating DTs even at 1T. With Oliver out and Walker/Jones around to play 1T, I guess it’ll be all 3T for Sanders so let’s hope he’s been learning how to play the position at this level while he’s been out and will be able to use that “inside rush” to generate some pressure on the QB and to also get some much needed tackles at and behind the LOS. Also, not to be a downer but it would’ve been interesting to see how playing with Hoecht might have helped Sanders’ game (guess we can say that about just about everyone on the D).

No arguments there. I've been trying to get at least one #1 in here since Dez Bryant declared.

I heard a stat that they only have something like 21 players from last years roster, and that all those replacements are upgrades. Bear in mind that last year's coaching has more to do with being 4-13 than the player talent, look at all the one score losses from last year, put that together with new great coaching and scheme, the easy schedule and it all adds up. Looking at us and them by position, by coaching staff, etc. and the only positions we can hang our hat on is QB and OT. It's not like they don't have mismatches in their favor either. I think they're here to stay, kind of like the division was in the mid to late 1990's. Maye is very good, and he's showing improvement, learning from mistakes like a 2nd year player and much like Allen did. That said, I expect the Bills to go into Foxboro and stake their claim to the division. Looking at their 2025 draft class, their number of 2026 picks, their huge cap space, we might be looking up at them next season. Many complain about the Bills this season, but seeing what's on the horizon I'm going to enjoy the rest of 2025.

Bucs 27 Bills 20

Don’t be going back on your word now. Never a good look. The “it might only take days” part was especially fun. The “how confident are you?” part was also a nice touch.

You’ve been holding out on us. Utter brilliance. A true gem. Welcome back! good god

He keeps cooking

BUF 27 TB 18

6 unanswered 3rd period goals in 2 days. That's gotta be some kinda record. I'm so proud.

IMO the Miami game wasn't a let down spot. This Bills team is more like the 2-3 record in the last 5 games than the 4-0 team at the beginning of the season. The lack of turnovers from the defense has brought this offense back to earth. The Bills have the worst average starting position in the league. With the way this offense is built now having long fields has hurt them. As someone posted in another thread, I don't get why they built an offense that chews clock and needs 10-12 plays to get down the field.

Add in not deporting nearly enough people and these are their core messages

You feel like an idiot yet?

Oh DR... lmao https://x.com/LongTimeHistory/status/1989164875705106703?s=20 Welp - this tweet is that bad that President Musk doesn't want you to easily view it...

No pun intended, eh

One of the wealthiest cities in the country that’s also a part of the DFW area will do that. There’s a couple football training centers there(used to see Keon before his rookie season a bunch) and a lot of things relating to sports in general. I’ve met more NFL and college coaches there just around town than I have anywhere else combined.

sure. Anything can happen. I just don’t think it will this year.