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History will show massive election fraud... The rest of what you typed is mostly nonsense...

it's not the personnel on defense, it's the system. and it's always going to get exposed postseason. there's no reason to think this year will be any different so yes, the offense needs to be better

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It’s a rental to potentially improve your offense for a Super Bowl run. Then you can either resign him or allow him to walk. He is projected to get a good size contract in Free Agency and so you should be able to recoup one of those picks as a comp pick in 2027. I would have done it for that price. But I’m not heartbroken we didn’t either.

Of course I'm not supporting his agenda. I would've held my nose and voted for Cuomo. Again, look at De Blasio and then at Mamdani. They are the same. NY survived one, it'll survive the other. Some day sanity will return to our politics. I doubt I'll live to see it, but ... someday.

This offense doesn't use its WRs. He's a bit of a waste here. What we needed was a true #1 who can win one on ones. Those aren't ready available mid-season.

Horrible tragedy. Nothing to do with politics.

It doesn’t need to be better—but sure, it could be. That said, the offense is already more than good enough to win a Super Bowl or any other meaningful game. The real question is the defense. If the Bills can consistently play defense with the same tenacity and game planning we’ve seen recently, this team can absolutely go the distance. Let’s be honest—everyone knows the defense has been the issue in past playoff runs. But watching Max Hairston paired with Benford, and seeing the emergence of Cole Bishop, gave me a glimpse of what this secondary could look like moving forward. And then there’s the front seven—Bosa, Rousseau, and Epenesa were relentless against Mahomes. Deone Walker blowing up Creed Humphrey on the goal line to stop a touchdown? That was a statement. Maybe I’m overly exuberant after these last two games, but something feels different. This defense is starting to look like it could be special—and that’s exciting.

Through 8 games- half a season Khalil Shakir 383 yards Keon Coleman 292 yards Josh Palmer 234 yards Elijah Moore 110 yards Tyrell Shavers 48 yards Curtis Samuel 41 yards Flipper Anderson had 336 yards in one game! Calvin Johnson had 329 yards in one game!

That's a lot of people.

Hairston can high point a ball better than Coleman. Fight me.

They did say early in the broadcast blast week Cook looked to tweak his ankle. I hope it's not something that flares up worse after the game.

He would probably have been pretty good. We saw that when he had maybe the best 4 weapons in totality with Evans and Godwin and Gronk and AB. Nobody said Touchdown Tom was carried to that Super Bowl victory when his defense crushed KC.

Not gonna lie, when I saw the thread title "Old Joe" exposing, I thought another masseuse came forward 😀

People do like to watch Chief games, but not necessarily because they're rooting for the Chiefs.

It’s kind of like those great Warriors teams. They won 4 championships. They are the greatest shooting team of all-time. They shot the lights out from 3. If they shot the ball to their standard, they won. If they shot the ball at a top 5 or top 10 level, you could beat them. They didn’t lose often but if the game didn’t play out their way, they could get beat. This Bills team is obviously good. They’re the Super Bowl favorites for god’s sake. With that being said, the recipe to beat them isn’t complicated. Everyone knows it. Can you do it? That’s a different story. If a team is having success running and stopping the run, the Bills can’t just flip the switch (at least consistently). In the Diggs years they could. They could beat you more ways. To @NoSaint’s point, you will have to win 3 or 4 games in a row against great teams to get a championship. Your margin for error is nil. That’s tough when you have clear flaws.

I thought you were going to point out that Shaheed originally went undrafted by all 32 teams and is now being traded for a 4th and 5th round pick. Solid work by the Saints in finding and developing him.

More so than ever I think one single loss this week rewrites the script of every good team a ton haha everyone will give up on the colts if they lose this next one, bills will go back to a big time question mark, ravens will probably be seen as pretty good but in too big a hole,Steelers will probably get given up on also but it would probably keep things open for the ravens

This is a great post, and I agree we have an excellent offense. You're clearly a glass-is-half-full kind of guy, and I respect that. But I'm a greedy mutha who doesn't want to appreciate the half glass. I want a full glass, gosh darn it! We have an MVP QB and yet we're middle of the pack in passing yards. The immense arm talent of our unicorn QB is neutered, to an extent, by a weak receiving corps and an OC who doesn't excel at scheming a downfield passing game. As well as Brady does with the run and short passing games, I daydream about what our offense would look like if we could develop a potent downfield aerial attack too.

The electorate is constantly in flux. And so it has always been in NYC, which would of course be a Dutch island like Curacao if it hadn't been. Big influxes of Eastern European Jews, Catholic Irish and Italians, Puerto Ricans, not to mention southern blacks and New England bankers. You may have a point that we should look at naturalization laws ... are they too lax? Do they allow too many people to become U.S. citizens too quickly? I'm actually kind of mystified by how much time we spend on birthright citizenship (which is in the constitution) vs. naturalization, which is expressly a power of Congress to change as they see fit.

Soros parades his puppets around like collectibles as they screech against “the billionaires” It’s all so tiresome.

Do you support trumps fascist agenda or are you against it?

it's not broken it just needs to be better to win a Super Bowl

Shaheed was traded for a 4th and a 5th. I Think he's a UFA after the season. Let's say that Beane was offered the same deal, a 4th and a 5th for Shaheed. If I'm Beane, to judge the relative value, I look at the picks I have had in those rounds in the draft as one data point in evaluating the deal. Here is the history since the current regime arrived: Year 4th Round 5th Round 2025 Deone Walker J. Hawes, J. Hancock 2024 Ray Davis S. VP-Granger, J. Solomon, E. Ulafoshio 2023 -------------- J. Shorter 2022 -------------- K. Shakir 2021 -------------- T. Doyle 2020 Gabe Davis J. Fromm 2019 ----------- V. Joseph 2018 Taron Johnson S. Neal, W. Teller 2017 -------------- M. Milano All 4 of the 4th rounders have been good players (I look at this and say don't trade 4th rounders, you have a knack for finding players). 5th rounders have had more hits than misses, with Milano, Teller and Shakir being terrific picks. So in the extreme cases, would you trade Taron Johnson and Wyatt Teller for a rental Shaheed or Walker and Hawes for Shaheed? Give credit to the sellers yesterday, they made out very well. If the Bills were in on some deals and the price paid is indicative of where the market was on others, I think it's probably good that they passed on trades.

Wednesday is typically a vet rest day anyway, I'd expect most of them back tomorrow in some form.