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bro is out there DESTROYING dudes.

I wouldn't say Knox is disposable, what I like about Knox is that he adds physicality to the pass catchers something that the Bills don't have much of (many of the WR's esp Shakir run hard and to contact but Knox is a big strong dude plowing over people when he gets the ball) but Hawes adds a wrinkle to the offense that great teams add each year. Last year the Bills ran the 6th O-line player and it was confusing to teams because teams don't do that often. This year they added a quality blocking TE who can flex around as a FB too. Having 2 TE's in Hawes and Knox that can block well as well as Kincaid who is a respectable blocker and it is a tremendous amount of versatility.

Funny thing. That was a Chargers home game. So KC literally played an away game. Not sure about that poster’s comment.

Your lips to God’s ears, sir

That's for sure. I remember one game during the Kelly era when the Jets fan were so frustrated that they set some small fires in the aisles. I think it was a Monday night game.

Josh Allen is why we score 30+ points per game.

No such thing.

Just couldn't let me be happy!

This is exactly what I thought after watching it. I hard heard that it was from "the creators of the Office", but once I saw Mike Schur's name wasn't on it, I became less enthusiastic. Greg Daniels is funny and a great creative mind in his own right, but I think a big part of what made The Office what it was is Mike Schur. I don't associate Greg Daniels nearly as much with that brand of comedy. On the flip side, speaking of Greg Daniels... I HAVE been enjoying the King of the Hill reboot. Good stuff.

If he keeps playing like this, he’s going to keep a roster spot. I’m hoping we can make a trade or two before Hairston, Hoecht and Ohinjobi return. Too many players- not enough roster spots. Bass included.

Watching the Jets game again, and also thinking about his performance against the Ravens… Hawes is a baller. The guy LOVES contact. I genuinely think he craves it. He engages the block, drives his defender backward and does not stop until after the whistle. I can’t remember the last time i’ve seen a Bills TE who can block this well. Maybe ever? He may make Knox disposable. Especially with his constant propensity to drop balls.

I swear I only saw 10 guys on the field for the Jets fg yesterday.

They might be. Also, after watching the Bills game and checking in on the Dolphins game, I think it might be possible that 3 of the worst 6 teams might be in the AFC East.

So you’re saying that there are multiple things we can upgrade to help our team win a SB…..not just adding an elite LB.

Jeez louise... he really can't stay on the field anymore..

I think it's yet to be seen. I thought ST's looked pretty bad Game 1, and yesterday they looked a lot better. Hopefully this guy can at least count how many men are on the field.

It’s not the same thing. Bills need the #1 seed. The path is wide open to get that this year. KC has proven they can do it with or without the top seed.

I will take the blame for this. During his all pro level season, I bought a Milano jersey,(I like to represent Defensive players) and clearly put some kind of bad juju on him. He has not been the same since.

if they can start resting guys in the 3rd again this week...i'll be thrilled.

"Brian Kilmeade said that homeless people should get involuntary lethal injections. They should be killed" This is what the OP initially said, which is not what Kilmeade said, he said certain violent criminal homeless people should be given the death sentence. The fact that you guys lie about what is said after your lies cost Charlie Kirk his life tells me you don't learn, or more likely you are ok if your lies cause deaths.

Teams draft guys on "traits" all the time. It's the intangible "feel for the game" and mental side of things that are always the variables. If you get drafted fairly high you produced well in college and you have good measurables. This happens in the NBA all the dam time. The Pistons drafted Stanley Johnson 5 picks ahead of Devin Booker. Johnson was longer, slightly taller, jumped higher, and was faster than Booker. In college Johnson also scored at a higher clip than his teammate Booker (Averaging 3.8 more points and 4.5 more rebounds as well as .5 more assists) and had about the same efficiency. Yet Booker developed into an All-NBA player and Johnson after showing good defensive capabilities his first few years is in the Euro League the last few years. There's an intangible feel for the game and elasticity to drafting. Elam was drafted because he was athletic and put out some good tape in college. He flashed here but never made a consistent impact. Whereas Benford while not nearly as good an athlete and coming from a smaller school just was a better fit for the system and produced on field more.

The right outcome, but something tells me that she won't enjoy her workplace environment going forward.