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Bah! Rub some dirt on it!

In aisle 4 at the Walgreens..,

The thing Cosell (or was it Nolan) said that wasn't on my radar was that while Strong's long speed isn't necessarily his... uhh... strong suit, his short area agility testing was elite. Combined with his length and play-strength, give me this guy in the 6th over AZ Thomas in the 2nd/3rd all day long. Great value pick. Absolutely a draft pick, along with Hairston and Hancock, to address the Bills inability to jam and disrupt short routes. That's the blueprint - new CBs make the QB hold it just one extra tick, new DL gets home. And if it takes two or 3 extra ticks, have 'em mirror and match and Landon will effort his way to the QB.

Shakir, the way he moves on the field, has a lot of Andre Reed to him.

Or just smelly.

Yea people were impressed with his coverage but he struggled with the returning job that he got drafted for which is why Coddrington took the spot and Hardy went to the PS

McGovern is priority #1

For New England, right?

Here's the Spotrac link for 2026: https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/buffalo-bills/cap/_/year/2026/sort/cap_total_top51/dir/desc Issues: 1) The Bills are going to have to pay 6 void years on those UFAs: Matt Milano $11,071,000 Joey Bosa $7,200,000 Connor McGovern $4,805,000 DaQuan Jones $3,724,000 AJ Epenesa $2,861,000 Larry Ogunjobi $2,570,052 ------------------------------- Total: $32,231,052 Dunno if you can do much about that except extending and among those only McGovern would be on my radar. If I understand this page, players whose salary exceed their dead cap hit can be cut pre-June 1 for cap savings as follows: Dawson Knox - $9,664,000 (7,404,000 dead) Dion Dawkins - $8,805,000 (14,114,833 dead) Taron Johnson - $6,710,000 (4,350,000 dead) Curtis Samuel - $6,275,000 (3,450,000 dead) Taylor Rapp - $3,350,000 (666,667 dead) Tyler Bass - $2,930,000 (2,040,000 dead) Ed Oliver - $2,685,000 (21,585,000 dead) Ty Johnson - $2,205,000 (820,000 dead) The obvious ones are gonna be Knox, Samuel and Bass. Low-impact cuts where you can get a replacement with not much dead cap might be Johnson and Rapp.

BB has made it clear KC needs to do more. He also said he was having a solid start before the injury. To suggest he’s the 5th WR going into this year is not happening. Samuel and Moore are 4 and 5 in no particular.

No idea what your point is about nuns. Some of the best people I’ve ever met and I never saw a nun “troll” anyone. It’s not acceptable from anyone and especially not a president. Removing the religious context, it’s not something a decent, much less a good, person does. It’s even a pejorative term in this cesspool. Why is it not for a president? MAGA = unprincipled moron.

I thought I read that Hardy was looking good in pre-season last year? If I'm remembering that wrong then I guess Strong takes the 6th spot. It will be interesting to see what they do with Codrington.

The new Pope we all want.

I want to read this entire piece, but I'm super hesitant to pay Tyler Dunne to do it.

Your first two sentences contradict each other, but I know you aren't smart enough to understand that. If you are forcing diversity then you are limiting your talent pool. If you only 6% of your hires are from group most likely to familiar with your company and work you will suffer.

What a ***** game in Halifax. Was hopping to be 2 dubs away from heading to Buffalo after tonight but now it’s 3. Hopefully the owner puts winning above playing his son the next few games. Not that it would of mattered tonight but I would definitely make a difference moving forward

Coddrington needs to go, but will he? Hardy was drafted last year as a returner first and foremost. He struggled in preseason but maybe he has improved and can take over the duties while being a more functional CB. Probably the best option for the team would be if Elijah Moore returns punts like he did a bit of in college. We will keep at least 5 WRs no matter what, so if he can take that role that will free Coddrington’s spot for an OL or DL.

Silent but Deadly

You're gonna love the number of comp picks in '27...

He's trolling you and the other lefties in the tard rodeo. I'm catholic and if he was making fun of the pope, I would be upset. He is making fun of you. The joke goes zoom, right over your head. Triggered again. My dad's cousin was a nun. At a cookout at our house, she was describing a driver that almost hit her. She said "...and the son a b*tch cut me off and almost hit me. " My sister and I (~9 and 11) stood there with our mouths agape. She then said "Yeah nuns can swear." Then we all laughed.

Taron is another likely cut next year. RVD is unlikely to get an RFA tender since the minimum is over $3 mil which would be a lot for an OT4. Anderson may get the minimum tender if they think he is the replacement for Edwards. Cook and McGovern are hopefully resigned soon.

Agreed. I'd keep McGovern and potentially Moore if he pans out this season. If Bosa has a good season, he'll demand big money on the open market. I'm sure Gilliam will be signed as well. That's fine. Perhaps Forrest if he is worth it. The rest can walk.

Let's take a look at the thread and pass out the Mocky Awards, these were the posts that first identified every player the Bills ended up drafting in 2025. Interestingly, the 1st pick Max Hairston was the last one to be named in a mock! ( Mar 2 ) #30 CB Maxwell Hairston, Kentucky ( Jan 31 @RyanC883 ) #41 DT T.J. Sanders, South Carolina ( Feb 6 @Clyde Smith ) #72 EDGE Landon Jackson, Arkansas ( Jan 30 @frostbitmic ) #109 DT Deone Walker, Kentucky ( Feb 13 ) #170 CB Jordan Hancock, Ohio State ( Mar 2 ) #173 TE Jackson Hawes, Jordan Tech ( Feb 3 @Pete ) #177 CB Dorian Strong, Virginia Tech ( Jan 29 @RyanC883 ) #206 OT Chase Lundt, Connecticut ( Feb 22 @Victory Formation ) #240 WR Kaden Prather WR Maryland