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They are upset, first thing to do is find someone to blame. Eventually they realize it’s just an unfortunate occurrence and blaming is a waste of energy. I am upset too, I wanted to see all our guys back. I will choose to look at the positives like seeing how some new or young guys look.

You are probably right about Williams. Small chance he could take a slight pay cut to stay in Buffalo at RT. Winning and culture seem to be helping lower the pay scale for the Bills after years going the other way. I am all for drafting a LB early and late. Never been a fan of paying anyone at LB unless he is top 5 talent that rarely gets hurt. Possibly Edmunds in 2 years.

Come on, read what I wrote. Notice how nobody is talking about Milano this week? Or at the very least panicking over him being out against Murray? That could all change if Klein and Edmunds look lost and a step late all game.

After last year everyone was talking about Milano vs Dawkins....it could come down to Milano vs Williams. If Klein and Edmunds can play another couple of good games together, we may get our answer on Milano. $10-13mil a year for a Very good RT is a much wiser investment than a banged up LB’er.

Don’t you feel like they have been inviting the run by going with heavy Nickel and Dime packages?

This could very well may be the case. If another team tried to sign Dane the Bills have the option to retain his rights but he must be added to the roster from the PS. Bills can not call Dane Jackson up any more from the PS. @YoloinOhio correct me if I am wrong...

Any stats that equates to ‘luckiest’ should be taken with a grain of salt.

You could be right @eball I think McD knew how bad the D was for Seattle. Daboll and McDermott most likely go over the initial game plan after Daboll and McD watch the tape for the first time. It’s probably a broad approach early in the week. Strengths vs weaknesses. Then as the week goes along the keep refining the plan into details and plays they feel will work. I wonder if McD has been more involved this season in the offensive game planning for a few reasons. McD knows Daboll will be interviewing for jobs. McD wants to try and bring his O cognitive understanding closer to his defense. This will help McD make a hire for a new OC. Possibly McD is more comfortable now and able to bounce back to the D meetings a little more 50/50. Pure speculation and probably totally wrong on my part.

Vrabel makes it easy to cheer against the Titans.

There once was this thing called credibility. We can discuss why this principle has ceased to exist for the most part in media, however we can’t debate why PFF is not a credible site. I don’t click that link and I never will click any PFF link.

We can view this as a sign of respect and that the TV the execs are realizing the Bills are must see TV. This game in particular has two very entertaining QB’s going against each other. This reminds me of when the Bills began getting good in the late 80’s. Back then we would need to wake up and check the newspaper to find out what teams were being shown here in Atlanta. It meant the difference between being able to watch at your house or heading up to a sports bar. As the Bills became good we frequently we’re able to stay home.

I think it’s like an inside joke between them. the wide receivers give him a little ‘big brother’ type of hard time.

Larry is the man. He will be one of the few who uses football to help him do good for a very long time. Natural leader and someone who brings people together. I still hope we kick the Cards ass on Sunday.

Well you are going to be hearing about Kyler, Burrow, and Herbert for a long time. Those three are good. Tua has played two games but I think he will be around for awhile too. Kyler has already shown he deserves the praise.

Josh is a pretty mature young man who seems to learn through experience. Dealing with a loss stinks whether it is trivial like a game or significant like a loved one. I know you know that, and we’d all like Josh to be allowed to grieve in whatever way he prefers. He may even be ok talking about it, for some that helps the healing. I do get where you are coming from.

Nah, that DB was catching Smoke I think. Brown was very good on Sunday, the knee looks like it may still be affecting his top end speed just a tad. Great play and great awareness on Daboll to understand the situation mirrored one three plays earlier, and adjusted his call.

Nah, he isn’t great at picking talent. He has had as many misses as hits. He got lucky with Brady. Belichicks record without Brady is below .500 just like this year. Belichick is also a cheater, it’s proven. He will be out of the league in 3 years.

Great to see everyone practicing at some level. Injuries are the only concern I have for this team moving forward. Healthy Bills teams can play w and beat anyone.

I’d rather see a small fast back drafted on day three. Someone who can play ST’s and provide a speed element our current backs don’t have.

There really are a couple of Posters here who are Pats fans in disguise. In previous years they would come right out and acknowledge it. Now since the Pats aren’t good, they are here covertly. It’s pretty funny.

Thank you Vets for your willingness to make the ultimate sacrifice so this great country can continue to prosper.

That’s why I said in the first three rounds.

Go back to being a sports network. Take all the political content off, 30 for 30’s are fine. Consolidate your networks down to Espn and Espn2. Cut down on shows from shock jocks. My 2 cents. And maybe that won’t work either.

Heck Milano was a 5th rounded who was starting by middle of his first season IIRC. Stud LB’ers can be found in rounds two and three without taking a big chance on the pick.

Joe Marino of Locked On Bills brought up an interesting point today. He got a question about why Klein looked so improved. Joe said up front he wants to watch film but his first thought was Edmunds and Klein switched. Meaning, Klein played Edmunds role and Edmunds played Milano’s. Interesting if so, because I thought they both had much improved games.