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He got planted pretty good by a Falcon player returning the second half kickoff I believe.

I have felt like traveling might work out for the best in particular if it’s to Tenn. Cincinnati and KC have the same weather possibilities as Orchard Park, but we shall see.

Devonte Wyatt is a fifth year senior on the UGA line that could be there in the second round when the Bills pick. 6’3 315 pounds. Looking forward to watching him against Bama and then how he does in his pre-draft testing. I usually like interior linemen on both sides of the ball starting late in the second through the 5th round. Unless you are picking in the top ten and there is someone you feel is a game changing Dtackle available.

There is 100% a Monday night game this year for WildCard Weekend. I’d hate to wait till then for our game. But don’t think it matters really for the Bills as long as there isn’t a windstorm.

No.

This one is on Josh so far, the good and the bad. Looks like the run is there, pound it down their throats in the second half. It’s going to be a tough second half now, Bills gave a desperate team life.

Get the win, stay healthy. On a personal greedy note, I need Josh, Singletary, and maybe D. Knox(could play H Henry) to have a big game. Fantasy Football Championship Game in on the line.

You must have missed the Michigan PI only the possession before that. But hey, to each their own.we do agree on a few things: Michigan didn’t belong in the playoffs, neither did Cincinnati. It really is all about the SEC. All these other conferences are subpar and the only reason one of their teams beats a SEC team is because they don’t face the same schedule. Kirby is a good coach and a fantastic recruiter. I want to see him beat Saban and get the monkey off his back.

If you watch him play you see a big man who is very fluid. Mix in the fact he is extremely bright and well liked, I think he would be a perfect fit for McD’s type of player. If UGA wins the NC and Davis has a good game, I doubt he lasts pasts the top 12 picks. His numbers at the combine should also be outstanding. I’m not a big trade up guy unless you believe there is a difference maker available that puts you over the top. The Bills D needs a big run stuffer who can also apply pressure, Davis fits that. Smart approaches his dline similar to McD regarding a heavy rotation. I think Davis would fit in well regarding the rotations used in Buffalo. I would only like WR for an offensive player in the first, but think this is a deep draft for that position. Interior lineman can be found in mid rounds. I am not asking for a D player in the first, but won’t be the least surprised if it happens.

I like Sanders too. I think a lot of people, maybe the coaches included, feel like a rest may allow us to see the first 6 game version of Sanders.

Big Dawg fan here. Jordan Davis would be an absolute stud in the Bills defense. The fact he is 26 might allow him to slip to the end of the first round.

Good point on Hughes. Made me think of Murphy in 2019 and the game he had against the Texans in the playoffs.

If the Pats do win but Jones looks horrible, throws for less than 50% completion, a pick or two, and under 175 yards for the game would keep the doubt growing for another beat down in Miami.

My interpretation is that Coach isn’t particularly concerned with the “what or how” because he was planning on sitting Sanders and getting him rest until Covid hit the receiving position last week. Thinking Sanders might be inactive these last two weeks. I could be and probably am 100% wrong. I think Sanders could still play a role in helping the Bills in the playoffs.

How about a name from left field, Siran Neal.

Agree to disagree. It’s to early for me to make that declaration.

Yep, but he is missing the tangibles.

Frazier is exactly the type of HC the Raiders may need after the season they just had regarding drama. Leslie will bring stability and accountability. Not to mention I doubt anyone will be digging up salacious emails from him. I hope he gets the job, the man deserves it.

NFL players aren’t dumb when it comes to football. By the time they have reached the pro’s they have played and watched a ton of football. I am beginning to wonder if the players on the Pats are losing faith in Jones. Starting with only letting him throw the ball 3 times against the Bills, while watching Josh fling it in the wind. Then Jones follows that game up with a poor performance for 3 quarters in Indy and can’t bring his team back from a hole he helped dig. Last, he goes back up against Buffalo in a game where you would think the Pats and Jones would want to prove he can pass the ball at least average, and turns out they needed him too. Jones couldn’t deliver. These next two weeks are really key for Jones and NE. Interested to see if the team keeps rallying around him. Do the players in Foxboro already know the answer to what we will debate here all off-season?

Yea, that’s what I meant. Is he hurt?

Hmmmm, the plot thickens. Glad we didn’t need him in NE, but I have a feeling we will need him before the season is over.

The Pats don’t have a good QB. This is as good as Jones will ever get physically. BB doesn’t have the same culture he had with Tom there. If I believe the narrative coming out of Pats Nation, it’s that they came out flat against Indy and Buffalo. Heck Jones even said they didn’t have a great week of practice leading up to the Colts game. Then they came out and got beat down by the Bills. Would that have happened for the 20 years Brady was there? Nope.

I listened to the LockedOn Pats Monday podcast. I am sick to relish their misery, but I don’t care. They brought the Diggs finger pointing up, saying basically how teams never use to do this and the luster is wearing off. The doubt is slowly creeping in again for Pats nation that Jones might be what a lot of people said he was, the most ready with the least upside QB in the 2021 draft, and that BB doesn’t have the same culture in NE without Tom.

LAMP- Couple of funny and cool personal experiences involving Falcon/Bills. My grandfather worked for the Bills in the 70’s and 80’s. My dad moved our family down to Atl in Summer of ‘79. We went back to Buffalo for Christmas and my grandfather got us into the locker room and out on the field to watch a practice. The only winter coat I had at the time was an Atlanta Falcons one. I think it was Fred Smerlas that made the equipment manager bring me a Bills jacket to wear(it was huge). In ‘83 the Bills played the Falcons in Atlanta and my grandfather got us sideline passes to watch the Bills warm up. I got to watch the first quarter from the Braves dugout in the old Fulton County stadium. Really cool.

RIP Coach. He was always so much fun to listen to as a commentator.