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Definitely fair to not expect the same historical level in terms of fewest negative plays. If I was to make a counter point, it would be that it doesn't also mean you should by default expect a significant reversal either. Regarding our TO differential, I think the bigger concern for me is how dependent our defense was on getting turnovers, and that is a much harder thing to replicate IMO. Bills defense was bottom of the league in 3rd down conversions and first downs allowed. Any drop in those turnovers and that defense would have been putrid. Good news is they really reset the D this year, so going into next year the runway is clear to be aggressive at WR if needed with fewer expected holes next offseason. And knowing Beane, if someone comes available during the season, he has shown he would be aggressive and make an in season move if he felt it was the right move.

A trade is definitely possible as it saves the Bills $6.2m. If we cut him it would only save $2.7m. The suspension of Hoecht complicates though. You'd have to be okay with Groot, Bosa, Jackson, and Solomon as your four edge guys. If we could find a trade partner I'd probably do it. Epenesa was pretty poor last year.

J.D. Williams was fast, too, and we know how that turned out.

Supermodels definitely used to be a big thing back in the day...... I thought she seemed the prettiest and sweetest

That's a reasonable take. No hate on the Man. get healthy , you have our number

More than Ryan Fitzpatrick?

Fitz

faster than Coleman

Strange. Did he do something?

Do you know what hindsight is and why it matters when comparing the 2023 WR class compared to the 2025 WR class?

I think you missed the key point here. He played on the Panthers and I've heard of him. What more do you need?

Drew Bledsoe by far... the best QB after Kelly and JA we had.

I’d say Tyrod. He’d offer a running option which is closest to Josh’s style of play.

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I’d go with Tyrod. He’d win at least 50 percent of games if he needed to come in and play.

Since Jim Kelly we have had many pretty good guys come to town and be a good QB, a few even great. We have had some guys who were below par and some barely deserving a roster spot. From Kelly Holcomb, Kevin Kolb, Vince Young, Matt Leinert, Drew Bledsoe, Doug Flutie/Rob Johnson, Todd Collins, Alex Van Pelt, Tyrod Taylor, and Ryan Fitzpatrick we can think of many to take a snap. Any QB who has taken a snap for us since Jim Kelly retired is eligible. But which QB would be the best backup to JA17 in 2025?

I get what you're saying and I don't think any fan enjoys a player they relatively like, posturing against the team they love. I don't even know if this stuff is proven to work. However, RB's especially, the way they get used and discarded. I'm for them doing whatever they have to, in order to earn every last dollar.

80s are way cooler. I would feel much better about Keon Coleman's future if he was #83 rather than #0.

rofl at the title of this post and ROFL at the deranged pos liar who started it.

Weird, I could have sworn a TD was worth 6 points regardless of who scored it.

So people who think they can follow Christ "in their own way" without being part of the body, are, unfortunately, living a distortion of what is really an authentic experience. distortion is a measured statement. He's not saying you must be Catholic to go to heaven. That was settled a Pope or 2 ago...

Historical output with bad QBs and offensive attacks doesn’t compare to Josh and our O-line. I agree we’re not expecting our two wideouts to be the Bengals receivers but expect Moore, Palmer and our 2nd year receiver (Coleman) and our 1st round drafted TE (Kincaid) to be markedly improved.