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I guess it beats this, I’ll give you that!

I disagree on allocation of resources. If we were going to spend the money, I would have used it to acquire a stud WR. There have been way too many investments in the defense to further justify a $45 mm+ investment in a single defensive player.

All hypocrisy argument aside, can you muster up the courage to admit there's credible and sufficient evidence that Fed board member Ms. Cook acted improperly?

they both should 1000% jmo

WHY

I don't know about more, but I do know there are some real scum bags out there who will rip you off without blinking an eye. F them!

It's like the good guys won with this guy... I like when the good guys win...

Gonna take a freight train Down at the station, Lord I don't care where it goes Gonna climb a mountain The highest mountain Jump off, nobody gonna know Can't you see, whoa, can't you see What that woman, Lord, she been doin' to me Can't you see, can't you see What that woman, she been doin' to me

You can’t be justifying not acquiring a young difference maker at a premium position because that would “hurt our depth”. Let me be clear, the Bills made their decision on where to spend so Parsons wasn’t feasible. But if he’d come available prior to our spending spree, then not acquiring him at what he was traded for would be indefensible. It’s worth noting that Parsons would have been traded for substantially more if this had been done in March. That might have changed the calculation enough that it wouldn’t have been worth it. But championships are won with elite players - especially at premium positions. We have one and we have to play teams with more than one when we are in the playoffs.

I never fully appreciated Mastodon until I saw them live. Saw them open for Judas Priest at a small venue a few years ago. Pre-gaming with friends that don't get together often enough we walked in a few songs into the Mastodon set...and they were @ss-kicking beyond expectations. We still talk about it. Good times. RIP.

All fair points in your reply. My contention is that we’d be playing with the lead quite often with a guy like Josh, allowing us to get the most out of him. I am too. I think Hairston is going to be a player. I’m also really high on the two DTs based on what they showed in preseason. Imagine if Deone Walker is consistently anywhere near the problem he was for offensive lines in preseason. 🤤

it was a cheap shot. Also, absolutely targeted Shakir in September—that one was even more blatant. go watch that one again. Bad take? Not here it wasn’t at the time. Still isn’t.

there are a few musicians when you hear their first name you KNOW who they mean without much question or thought Taylor Beyonce Gaga Prince Flea just to name a few. what they all have in common is musical brilliance. The proof is in the UBER popularity.it may not be my taste of course taste is subjective. I am not a fan of Taylor OR Beyonce for that matter. That really matters squat. They don't need my fandom the way people write negatively about Taylor is no skin off her nose either. The thought that she is disparaged so much to me is laughable. You don't "Know" her. distaste for her music is one thing. the rest is PIFFLE. haters gonna hate Hate HATE she was 100% CORRECT

Hell I couldn't get past Mr. Sandman.

What’s “worth it” to you in this context? Seems like you’ve got a lot of wiggle room there.

I wonder if she's going to make him sign a prenup.

So would an equivalent deal from the Bills be either: - Rousseau + 2 first round picks OR - Oliver + 2 first round picks And then adding either 15m to the cap this year in Rousseau's case or 10m to the cap this year in Oliver's case. I'm not sure what levers Beane has to clear up that cap space, but I understand why the Bills didn't do the deal. We already have Allen on a big cap hit and adding another big cap hit would really hurt our depth. And then you lose your draft capital, which would be your best opportunity to backfill the loss in depth cheaply.

Jerry Jones thinks that making news is winning. In Cowboy world they have their own little dynasty. They are so desperate to be relevant, they produced the documentary series “America’s Team: The Gambler and His Cowboys”. They haven’t been America’s Team for decades. Since 1996 they have won seven playoff games, the Bills have won seven since 2018. Jones is living in the past, the glory days. I have no idea how this turns out, but I don’t see how this makes the Cowboys relevant. This story will last a week, the Cowboys will still be irrelevant. Which I for one love.

Parsons won't be worth 188mil and two 1sts. Calling it.

Two late first round picks is very little draft capital relative to acquiring a young, All Pro caliber edge rusher. Clark doesn’t move the needle much. He is on a very expensive contract relative to his production. GB ate almost everything already this season so Dallas has him for $3M in 2025. But that’s it. He’s over $20M after that so he’ll be cut.

Because they have other needs and had aspirations of fixing the DL? they drafted strong later on. Just like the year they drafted Elam and Benford. One early. One late.

The Packers are in a completely different situation. Since the 2020 draft the only two homegrown players they've given big extensions to are Jordan Love and Zach Tom. And it isn't because they were saving the money for something else, they just flat out haven't drafted well. By comparison over the same time period we've extended Brown, Rousseau, Cook, Benford, Shakir, and Bernard. Say what you want about those players, they are much better than the likes of Eric Stokes, Quay Walker, and Devonte Wyatt. If Green Bay had drafted better they would have extended their young players too, like every team does. Not to mention the QBs of the respective teams. Allen's cap hits the next few years compared to Love's: 2025 - $36.3M vs $29.7M 2026 - $56.4M vs $36.2M 2027 - $53.1M vs $42.5M The Bills are tied to Allen through 2030 no matter what. The Packers can get out of Love's contract in 2028 with a measley $15M dead cap hit so even assuming they rework his contract and extend him that year he will not have Josh Allen-sized cap hits on his contract until 2029 at the very earliest. The argument you're making would also apply to the Ravens and Chiefs. But they're in the same boat we are. When you've drafted well and you're paying a tier 1 QB, you can't just absorb a $47M AAV contract without warning. It was never realistic.

There are plenty of knowledgable NFL observers who are fine with the Bills not going all-in on Parsons and in fact think it would have been a mistake. Those people actually seem to be the majority. I can't wait for the season to start... 20 pages of the same opinions going around like a carousel with nothing new being said... same thing over and over, pro or con.

Judging by the comments from some of y’all about how much you hate them, sounds like a bunch of people on here need a snow miser jersey to match the grumpy attitudes!