This is hard because at what point do you begin to hate what keeps playing?
I would almost say that an instrumental only piece might be better than never ending lyrics.
having said this, Phil Collins with in the air tonight might be it.
For all of the haters of this pick, the Bills can go really big with 6 OL and 2 TE sets. While this set up is by default a seldom used formation it can give the Bills a unique set up.
This ^^^^ cutting or trading Oliver now makes absolutely mo sense. Why do people think the Bills after having a terrible 3rd down D last year, would want to lose a key piece of the D line rotation?
The proof is always in the play but the Bills are better on paper. If this D-line comes together the Bills have the opportunity to be a shutdown d that ballhawks. Benford is a top 5 CB and Hairston has the ingredients to also be special. I suspect safety play will also improve for the Bills this year. Let’s hope this comes together.
Bills are going to double dip at DT in this draft. I say they get one in the second and trade back into the third for another (give up two fourth round picks).
The Bills with this pick and other coaching changes are signaling that they are likely to mix in more man coverages. McDermott will always play heavier zone but nice to have the options for flexibility.
Your comment to the nurse about “runs” reminded me that my southern born wife thinks that term is offensive and wrong. She had never before heard the situation called that.
You all may now return to the main point of the thread after this small detour.
Claiming Benford is overrated is ludicrous.
https://www.si.com/nfl/bills/news/cb-sports-analytics-site-lists-christian-benford-top-nfl-player-position-2024
There are many who say he is a league top 5 CB.
You forget that the Bills will have opportunity to do his deal if they want. Also he will probably provide the Bills with a third or fourth round compensatory pick if he leaves.