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Just so long as “sew the damn banner” does not become the new “bake the damn cake”. Who the hell knows these days? Good job by Mrs Sherpa.

an All-Pro is an All-Pro and his loss will be felt. Especially with skittish Jared coming out to play and how screen/misdirection heavy the Lions offense has historically been. Now, they may get away from that stuff without Ben Johnson. I don't think losing Ragnow is the same as losing Johnson, but it is more evidence that they are getting eroded piece by piece imo.

It was the parasol that did it!

And retata means "nothing more."

Maybe but they have a more favorable schedule this season. It's set up for them to get to the SB in much the same way the Bills schedule is. Their division is tougher but the Lions schedule has the greatest rest advantage in the league. It comes down to whether Campbell got the coordinator hires right and if they can stay healthier. Losing a center is no big deal. Just gotta' find a different body to block air on 3rd and long.

Damn, that list is a bit........ skinny.

He was open a lot. Probably a good spot to start eating crow when i said mid-season that there wasnt anything wrong with the Allen-Kincaid connection. Clearly there was. Hopefully they get it resolved. He also had a really good rookie season.

cool. Trade him for Gesicki.

All except for Landon Jackson, who was only able to scratch an X on the paper.

Yeah but HE DIDN'T FIX IT ON DAY ONE!

Belinda the term for a special pasta sauce made with pickle juice that was a favorite recipe of the site. In honor of how much we loved it back in the day we bring it up from time to time to honor pickle juice.

A proper Belinda post has no message text - Mods need to start flagging improper Belinda use

That’s just not true

My guess would be they do the McGovern one. He's 28 this year and that's not old for an offensive linemen esp one that wasn't a full time starter until 2 years ago. A 3-4 year extension would keep him through ages 29-31/32 which keeps him through his last prime seasons as O-linemen tend to play at a high level until age 32/33. The Bills currently sit at 2ish million in space. They need to free up about 8 million more to accommodate the rookie scale guys (about 2-3 million), the PS (about 4 million), and an "in season emergency" fund (3 million or so). Getting McGovern locked down gets you slightly over to half way where you need and locks in 4 out of 5 starters for the offensive line in 2026. As far as the other levers I don't know if I see the Bills liking to go either direction. Knox is overpaid as is and do they want to to make that contract a lot harder to get out of? Dawkins is 31 and as previously mentioned O-linemen play at a high level until about age 32/33 so Dawkins may only have 2 and at best 3 elite high quality seasons left and if they restructure his deal that's gonna make that deal a lot harder to get out of down the line if you push money back. I could see the Bills maybe doing the McGovern extension and then if they feel like they need another 3-4 million do a partial restructure of both Dawkins and Knox. to knock off 2 million on each of their cap numbers to get the Bills to have 10 million in space needed to get their picks and PS signed and have that in season buffer.

I declined my invite. Had kids birthday parties instead, sorry Josh!

Then why on Earth would you drag it into our lovely oasis?

I should know this but what is the origin of this Belinda thing again?

It’s the off season, but they gotta pump out the “content” lol,

Nah, with hindsight, it was the chokejob vs the Niners in the NFCCG in 2023. Up 24-7 at half to lose 34-31. Last year they got riddled by injuries and lost their best defensive player for the season. They got blasted in the divisional round. Now, everyone is a year older, they lose all of their coordinators, their All-Pro C retires. Windows close fast in the NFL. Especially when you have a good QB instead of a great one. Look at the Niners, same deal. Talent erosion is impossible to stop over 2-3 seasons.

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Social media is rife with BS, on every topic under the sun, ya just have to navigate around it,

TBD and TSW are your best sources. Facebook and X have a lot of crap.

Last year was their best shot

The top graph is the increase or decrease in performance of EPA offense, regular season vs postseason since 2020 The bottom graph is the increase or decrease in performance of EPA defense, regular season vs postseason since 2020 So while most teams do perform worse defensively in the postseason, I would argue no team in NFL history has fallen so drastically as we have. Dallas is twice as bad as the next team in that sample and we are 50% worse than Dallas. The why has been talked about to nauseous levels. I'm only bringing this up again because I saw a post that was just factually not close.

I follow a couple Facebook sites for our beloved Bills. And some of them seem to post crap. Like today there is something about Pegula not recognizing NFL Pride Day; it is apparently based on some Twitter thing from a guy in Vietnam and several thousand folks bought into it despite anything on reputable sites saying anything and despite the Bills recognizing Pride month on their official site. Then there is a Bills Mafia site with someone named Amber Olivia who keeps posting all this crap about having to recognize stuff. Most all of it seems like nonsense. Anyone else experience the same? Any advice on which to follow and not?