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For the first time in several years, I dont stress when Prater trots out for the kick.

Ah yes, those successful picks Boogie and Big Cody who were traded for peanuts before their rookie deal was even finished.

It takes time and all these reps will help Sanders...The Bills already know what they have in Solomon and that ceiling is very low....they need to play Jackson and find out what he can do.

First it was the wife's or girlfriends making crazy statements, than the mothers The kids could be next.. Don't pick on my daddy ....

The real issue with this defense has been in the playoffs. They come up short. In the Playoffs, you play the best QBs in the league (with a few exceptions) and for that the Defense has to show up. They need pass rush, stopping the run and have takeaways. If the defense can provide any of these at critical moments then we usually win (Baltimore twice comes to mind). This year, the team is likely to meet top QBs in Mahomes, Lamar, Herbert in the playoffs and they need to win at least two of them. The defense has to step up in the Playoffs for the Bills to have a chance to win the Superbowl.

Same story, different year. I don’t know why it’s hard to see where the issue lies. This is a top down problem, yet they fire the middlemen.

Being in the league still doesn’t mean you were worth a top 100 pick.

I don't think you can keep him in IR if he is completely healthy. I see the possibility of activating Bass (and the 21 window to decide whether he is good to get back) and then move Prater back to the PS. They will then take decisions on Bass if he sucks.

That is another discussion that could be visited, but at the same time - let’s say they don’t get Dalton - the guys after him - none are skill players and most not starters the next - the next offensive guys were the next group of TEs. Edmunds trade up - again we are talking about a 4 year starter here and a guy still starting in the league. There are a lot of good players and many that are out of the league. I would argue against it being not successful. Elam did not work - not much more to say, but the jury is still out on Sanders.

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Opening my own eyes. His separation metrics get skewed when teams play zone and don’t man anyone. When it comes down to someone actually manning him up from the line, he’s just a big guy that jumps over them.

Ok let’s play this game: 2019 - Cody Ford (2nd) 2020 - AJ epenesa (2nd) and Zach Moss (3rd) 2021 - Carlos Basham (2nd) 2022 - Elam was a first rounder my B 2023 - Dorian Williams (3rd) 2024 - Bishop (2nd), Carter (3rd) 2025 - Sanders (2nd), Jackson (3rd) Thats A LOT of misses early on the defensive side of the ball. They’ve been bailed out somewhat by doing well later in the draft but when you consistently pass on weapons for Josh in order to beef up the D with lackluster talent it’s a problem. Maybe I’m a bit salty because the last couple years we either traded up for another D tackle instead for a WR for Josh (Luther Burden) or in what was regarded to be the best WR draft class in a decade we trade back for Coleman instead of up for BJT and then bypass Troy Franklin for buttoned up but can’t play Dwayne Carter. I loved the interception by Bishop and he is trending in the right direction but was he worth a 2nd round pick? I guess we’ll see. Basically, I’m saying we invest too much in the draft on D line misses in the early rounds.

Deporting immigrants? I think you meant to say illegal immigrants... Some enemies from within are in fact US citizens... All will be dealt with appropriately...

"To young Athletes and Football fans... This is what impotent, cancerous, envious energy looks like," she wrote in a post on her Instagram Stories. "This type of Evile (sic) goes waaay back - you can cut it with a knife - embedded in blood and bones seeping through all of the rotting worm holes it has. Who the hell spells Evil with an e? Evile?!? What planet are you from? lol

Missing on 3rd round picks you trade up for happens; doing it two years in a row shouldn’t. “Still in the league” is a low standard

Let’s add to it and go back further: 2018 Harrison Phillips - still in the league 2019 Cody Ford - still starting in the league 2019 Singletary - still in the legue 2019 Dawson Knox 2020 AJ 2020 Zack Moss - was still starting last year until injury 2021 - Basham - still in NFL, but as backup Looks to me like Beane has made picks that both the Bills and NFL think can play with the short life of players. You can disagree with the picks, but Damn he seems to find guys that play and have a role - they may not be all pros, but they all just keep making NFL rosters and starting for teams across the league.

Besides Allen, Barnes trade ups have not been successful IMO. We would of been batter staying pat, and keeping our draft picks imo. There is an opportunity cost that should be factored in. Beane traded up for Elam, Dalton, Edmunds, Sanders. All one has to do is revisit those drafts, look how they fell, and you can see there was a good player at that position in our original draft slot, and we to keep all of our picks.

Are you saying that criticism of the Mossad is the same as criticizing jews?

The back 7 was very confused, and often out of position, against the Saints. Youth and inexperience is partly to blame. That is correctable, and that’s on Babich and the coaches to correct that. Let’s see if D is better buttoned up against the Pats. If that does not improve by end of season, that’s on Bobby imo

Once again... The lefties complaints are rooted in ideology... Zero logic... Zero awareness of precisely WHO America's enemies really are... A common feature of a propagandized and demoralized population... They got off on the lockdowns and firing of people who refused the Covid shots though... Now that the government is shut down... Let the firings begin...

Dude - you can not be this poor of a fan overall right - you are trolling - you have to be. 2021 - Spencer Brown 2022 - James Cook 2022 - Terrel Bernard 2023 - Torrance 2024 - Coleman 2024 - Bishop Yep - every year they just can’t draft anyone in the 2nd and 3rd round! Do you know what most of them have in common - most of them sat and got few snaps other than special teams as rookies - they were given a chance to learn and grow physically and mentally and they slid in full by year 2. Some like Torrance fit the need and took right off, but others like Brown needed that time.

Lions but I almost was extremely ballsy and took giants. That d line will destroy rattler

My takeaway from Landon is a horrible Offside in preseason, and I haven’t seen much, if any of Landon playing time, since

I live in Massachusetts. I tell my friends- “who wears Red Sox? Besides Clowns and your Baseball team?”

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