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Trump is a blow hard, this won't go anywhere.

He walked by me at training camp. That's about the extent of my opinion on the matter.

Another stupid post. I never suggested anyone committed treason. I never needed to be reminded that I was obligated to not carry out an illegal mission. Knowing that was part of the training.

I might be wrong but I’m not putting him above Jerry Hughes. Certainly not Mario Williams. Other than them, yes. He is the better we’ve had since them.

I grow weary of seeing posts like this. The Playoffs are far from a sure thing. The Division is pretty much out of reach. We're barely holding on to the 7th seed right now. We've gone 3-4 over the past 7 weeks - dropping to teams like the Falcons, Dolphins, and a backup QB led Texans. Meanwhile, over the next 6 games we have the Steelers with a winning record, the Bengals with Joe Burrow back, the Super Bowl Champion Eagles, and the Patriots in New England coming up. A much harder stretch of games than the 7 we just went 3-4 in. The way that our Defense has been playing between a broken scheme and terrible roster makeup, a broken offense, how the team has been performing, and injuries worse than we've had all season - even squeezing out 3 wins in the 6 games is a huge ask. And even then, with the way other teams in the AFC have been performing - 10-7 is no guaranteed Wild Card spot. I know fans are used to always getting in. But this isn't the same Bills we've had over the past 6 years. We can't be trusted to beat *anyone* right now.

Because he got his ass kicked against Houston and now appears to be going up against some more beast pass rushers with probably our two tackles out and crap at wide receiver. I guess I shouldn’t state the obvious that the man very well may take a beating for the second week in a row? That’s my fault? I suck for stating what I did? Nah.

Theres a few guys who are good at producing spreadsheets, graphs, tables and other forms of interfaces I’ve seen over the years. Hellbent poster on getting Sean canned? 🫨

not nearly so clear to military legal experts... https://www.reuters.com/legal/government/trumps-case-against-senator-mark-kelly-faces-steep-hurdles-under-military-law-2025-11-26/

We are saying different things. You’re talking about the Bills in relation to their opponents. I’m talking about the strength of their opponents. Whether the Bills are better or not next year isn’t what this thread is about. It’s about, “are the teams that the Bills are playing against better next year than the teams that they played against this year?” The answer to that is almost certainly. How will the Bills do next year? It depends on how much they improve. Strength of schedule is relevant regardless of how the Bills are.

The 8 interceptions and the 40 something passer rating when targeted in 2024 basically made him toxic to the rest of the league. I said it when they signed him.........he's just not trustworthy. I'm sure the Bills thought a simple passing system would elevate him and maybe he'd be an asset in scramble drills but they were wrong.

Then can we please have him do a little bit of this too?

The Roman’s too! Cicero was a person many of the founders deeply admired

⬆️ Nedboi!

That list starts with Joe Brady, so not sure how much I trust it lol

meh

I hate these uniforms more than anything. We're cooked

Kalshi has wager options on virtually anything you can think of and even offers spread and total betting. Since it’s peer to peer, no state regulations like Fanduel or DraftKings etc. It’s pretty wild to see how betting has changed over the last 5 years.

Thanks.But, don't forget the other teams have traded resources as well, not just the Bills.

I liked cooks press conference. Seems like a high energy dude. Doesn't seem checked out and seems like he wants to contribute. Hope he can have some kind of impact. Even if it's just drawing coverage and making thjngs happen for another wr

add some little wings to their shoes as well

I have no idea how that thing works... Does somebody know something we don't?...

This is the point of my original post. He CAN get separation and run very good routes. He CAN get deep and push defenses back to cover the 15-30 yard pass. We’ve barely tried to let him show it. I can recall 3 great intermediate-deep routes that led to 3 huge plays for us this season. One of which was a game winner. It would’ve been nice to see more of them early on, but Brady was too busy calling WR screens and Josh was too busy bailing from the pocket prematurely. to answer your question, he can help move the chains. He could also help keep defenses honest if we took some shots with him. But we don’t.

Hopefully if he starts we end up with too many Cook’s in the kitchen on game day!

The Bills heavily invested in TEs and really leaned into the 13 personnel and running the ball under Joe Brady last season to limit the sacks, hits, and turnovers and running for his life that Allen was doing under Dorsey. Why they go out and get receivers they are not going to schematically use effectively is beyond me, but I think they were hoping for a true X receiver when they drafted Coleman who could compete and win at the boundary against man coverage when we were in more 13 personnel looks and that never surfaced. Samual seems injured, underused, and a schematic outlier since he got here. I felt the same way about Moore and to a degree Palmer. Brady seems ready to admit to needing some more schematic flexibility away from the 13 personnel looks and was trying to use more 11 and 12 personnel and some empty sets last week, but then the OL craps the bed in pass pro against the Texans and our receivers struggled getting open (with any consistency) Not a whole lot of identity for this unit when I think we all felt pretty good early when our running game was carrying them. They needed to make room and although I think Samuel has arguably done less with more time than Moore, they paid him too much and the cap hit for letting him go is larger - 2.5 vs 12+ million dead cap hit. Curtis Samuel (Buffalo Bills) Contract: 3 years, $24 million (signed in 2024) 2025 Base Salary: $6.91 million 2025 Cap Hit: $9.07 million Guaranteed Money: $15.02 million Dead Cap if Released in 2025: Pre-June 1: $12.23 million (negative savings of about $3.17M) Post-June 1: $8.78 million in 2025 + $3.45 million in 2026 (saves only $280K in 2025) Elijah Moore Current Deal: 1-year, $2.5 million (with Bills for 2025 after leaving Browns) 2025 Cap Hit: $2.51 million Dead Cap if Released: $2.51 million (no savings)

For where we are at in the standings and previous seasons produced, can’t disagree.