DasNootz

Flip the scenario - would ownership pay 50% more for a 50% chance at winning a ring?

Move over Kelce and Swift, Vrabel and Russini will 100% be couples' Halloween costumes this year.

Do we know their salary cap impacts and compensatory pick status with each cut scenario?

I completely agree. I still have hope that he contributes in a meaningful way this season.

I'm confident that we will see an improvement in the passing game and personnel utilization next season. I'm confident that our in game decisions and clock management will be better. I'm confident our pass rush will improve. I'm confident we will be a playoff team. I'm not confident that our run game will have as much success in the run game I'm not confident that our secondary will be better. I'm not confident that our schedule will be easier. I'm not confident that we will win the division.

It had the opposite feel to me. Terry epically botched this by trying to act like a boss and protect Beane. There was no reason to bring Coleman up at all... now you've created a locker room problem. I think Terry killed a lot of good will that the organization had.

Put your greatest assets in the best position to be impactful/successful. Mitigate your weakness. You don't build your defense and "let Josh handle the offense". Give him every tool possible to absolutely dominate defenses. Currently QB, RB and OL are our best assets. Go offensive minded with the head coach and add or coach up our existing WRs. I don't understand why WRs that had moderate success with lesser QBs come here and suddenly are complete garbage. Some of that has to fall on coaching, whether its HC, OC or WR coach. Use top draft capital to surround Josh with as much talent as possible. Get bigger on defense. Trying to bulk up safety bodies to play LB is great until the break... which they have every season. Draft proven success rather than the "athletic freak" that just needs to be coached up better. Outside of Josh... which one of these athletic freaks has been a long term success?

Got a coin and towel walking in around 3:30. Beer steins were all sold out before the national anthem everywhere we looked. I saw people grabbing lots of hot chocolate cups into the second half.

I lean toward no. Plus - he doesn't have Josh Allen designed runs in the playbook Plus - the running game has improved (I think a lot of that is on the OL coaching) Minus - the passing game sucks. Minus - he's super predictable It's mindboggling on WRs who have had moderate success in other offenses come here and are suddenly dog crap. It's the opposite of what happens when aging CBs with moderate success come here. To me that's entirely coaching.

Just my guess... The bills will hold him until Ingram clears waivers. If he does, they'll bring him back and release Slay.

somebody wake up the wizard

Wash, rinse, repeat.

It is time for a reboot. Thank Sean for the massive initial improvement the organization showed under his leadership, but we've reached his ceiling.

Then he'll fit right in.