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I would have to disagree somewhat. While not #1 WR money, the Bills paid: -$5.9M for 13 1/2 games, 1 1/2 playoff games from Emmanuel Sanders (45 receptions) ($131k per reception, $393k per game) -$1.9M for 4 games, 6 receptions from Jamison Crowder ($316k per reception, $475k per game) -$12.5M so far for (so far) 14 games, 31 receptions from Curtis Samuel ($403k per reception, $898k per game) For comparison, Stefon Diggs was paid $78M over 4 playing years and appeared in 73 games with 398 receptions ($196k per reception, $1.07M per game not counting last year's dead cap after whatever went awry). Something something about paying for production - Diggs was paid more per game, but a bargain on a per-reception basis vs. Crowder or Samuel) In the same time period (2021-2024) the Bills used a 6th round pick and 2 5th round picks on WR and finally a 1st in 2024. One has to believe that if they hadn't signed Sanders, then Crowder, then Samuel, Beane might have put a bit higher priority on acquiring WR talent in the draft. It's a mug's game to scan the drafts and say "we coulda had this guy, we coulda had that guy" but I believe there were some guys in the 2nd-4th round I think we must consider the opportunity cost of trading a 3rd and paying $819k to Amari Cooper : 8 games, 20 receptions ($102k per game, $40k per reception isn't much, but the big loss was the 3rd down pick IMO. Perhaps @JGMcD2 can help me frame how to think about that. My opinion overall is that Beane has tried to "cheap it" a bit much at WR and the Bills offense and ability to draft have suffered for it. And while the Diggs trade was a home run at the time, once the Bills offered him a 2nd contract and then "things fell apart" it became a problem, in the bad sense of the word.

He may be, and I hope you're right. However, it won't surprise me if he has difficult moments against the Dolphins. Neither will it upset me. Learning experiences are good. He's not Micah yet.

Wouldn't it be better before he got hurt? LOL

Tyrod Taylor to start vs the Bucs UPDATE: Justin Fields (concussion) has been ruled out for the GAME, per Glenn. #Jets — Rich Cimini (@RichCimini) September 17, 2025

Sigh

He is somebody’s grandson ya know,

I was put in “twilight” (not fully out), and the doc said some people will pass out and others— like you— will be fully awake for it and watch it on the screen. I was then super nervous because I didn’t want to be awake— but in about 5 seconds, I was out for the count.

We are planning to hit elmwood after we have lunch today. Weather is great today. Feels like home

i completely understand what your opinion was. have at it. i also have the opinion that many on here are easily played by what they consume, even at the smallest level. that type of talk is never good, but the fear you have over it is unfounded to me. you'll be fine.

It took two minutes to find those. I can post hundreds more. What are you saying it's all AI or something? If you consume legacy media and are busy running a business you have zero chance of hearing anything about this. Even Fox News. C'mon man are you seriously blaming social media for ginning this up when the only way you could possibly learn about the explosion of this crap online and on campuses is BECAUSE a post Elon acquisition Twitter/X exists.

Yes he probably should be more careful, but I do love when he trucks these guys.

Exactly focus on each week as it comes. The only important thing now is to win on Thursday and of course stay healthy.

Bills 42 Fish 13 (only because the Bills' reserves will play soft in the 4th qtr).

This is where you lack discernment in your reading. I have expressed my opinion and it has nothing to do with “one poster” despite you trying to make it such. You are veering towards disingenuousness.

I think an NFL property in Toronto would break the record by a sizeable mark. Expansion fee would probably be $10 Billion or more for that. Huge untapped market in an un-tapped country (I believe the rest of Canada would support the NFL team in Toronto despite hating Toronto like they do the Blue Jays, but not the Leafs). And the $10 Billion (plus stadium) would be a good investment. The way to make that work would probably be some sort of collaboration/partnership between the Thomson family and MLSE. I anyone hasn't been to Toronto in the last 10 years or so, go up there and try to pick your jaw up off the floor.

gross

I knew what this thread was about before I even opened it. Good luck, Jack. Its a breeze. Just dont skip on the prep. Follow the instructions precisely. Its a long day between the fasting and then the terrible tasting prep drink and then the actual time of "cleasing" out your plumbing. Then the procedure. But its really not terrible at all in terms of discomfort or pain and the benefits are well worth it.

No HC and staff would plan for their first year to NOT be a transitional year, then the next 2 be transitional years lol. ”we are going to be competitive year one, then tear it all down in year 2” is not a plan the owner signs up for lol.

As far as I know the only thing tied to Josh's Potato logo are hats from New Era, if looking for a pullover/hoodie suppose you could purchase from any realtor of your choice and then donate separately to https://www.ochbuffalo.org/foundation/patricia-allen-fund/#support

no rookie HC and staff plans two consecutive 'transitional years' there is no such job security in the NFL

Pretty weird stuff for sure. This is not our USAG. You’re dim.

The comedic genius of this thread is judging a rookie coach installing a new system with an inexperienced qb and expecting the Lions production after 2 games.

Maybe because it's a lot easier to look good with elite weapons than it is with average ones?