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Conceptually, I like this idea. It is clear that Tre is very exploitable on the deeper patterns and it is a potential serious liability. He's been excellent so far on the short to intermediate stuff and safety's typically aren't required to have that explosiveness that CB's need to have. Despite his extreme familiarity with the system, does he know enough to immediately step in at the safety spot? I love the idea on paper, the question is it feasible/realistic that he could step right in and do the job at a higher level than Marlowe or Jaquan?

I think that is what I’m saying lol

I never thought about this angle. Seems very fair, Assuming KC and Bills both win, KC would get to choose if they want the Bye week but give up home field advantage to Buffalo if they played the Bills in AFC championship game? Am I understanding that correctly? and if the Bills win and KC loses this week then Buffalo automatically gets the bye and home field, is that correct? I know it’s not official but under this proposition is that what is being said?

What a ***** show if this report is true. Yeah, they imploded but there were plenty of green chutes for them to hang on to continue with McDaniel. If they fire him they deserve to be a dumpster fire.

I would have to imagine so

6 years $230M - about half guaranteed.

He's playing

From my view Dion has had a good year and definitely is well above average at his position. I would be looking at the interior spots along with WR for this next upcoming year as my priorities.

They’re definitely talking a lot of *****. I’m guessing this all starts with Burrow’s cockiness that oozes on down. I don’t begrudge it, but they are definitely talking a big game and from the way I’m reading into it they don’t really respect our D and are expecting to steamroll us.

Obviously Allen’s play is the single most important factor for the Bills chance of winning a Super Bowl but the combination of Motor/Cook and Allen ground game I think is going to play a huge role as well.

Carr is certainly not elite but I would consider him to be a low end franchise QB. In the right system he can put up good numbers. Oh well, that’s McDaniel’s decision and if that’s how he wants to proceed then I suppose we will find out how life looks like without a good QB in place after the season. Im sure Carr will have plenty of interest in the FA market.

What sort of a braindead decision is this? What is the rationale behind making such a move? There is no way that Stidham gives them a better chance at winning than Carr. And is this the end of Carr in Las Vegas? I don't get this at all.

Sit? No Play a few less snaps? Likely

I see a lot of snaps for Shaq Lawson and Rousseau this Saturday.

I don't believe it has been an issue hardly at all. From my perspective I hadn't noticed many fumbles that he has had on the run, a few on the snap and a few in the pocket. He's a beast and I can live with the handful of fumble turnovers for all the positives that come out of him either extending plays from the pocket, outside of the pocket and running the ball down the field.

Remember when more than half the board went apoplectic when Beane traded him away? It was funny watching many of the posters go through all these mental gymnastics attempting to make excuses for Watkins health and lack of production years after he had left. I would say that we put a flyer for him and get him on PS but the fact that WR needy GB is cutting him I think pretty much says he’s about done. Beane’s trade ended up being brilliant.

I think it’s his acceleration to long speed that is off. The double move by Waddle and Waddles explosive first step was too much for White and Tyreek’s ability to accelerate past him exposed White’s limitation at this point. That aside White played excellent. He was great on all the short to intermediate stuff, his anticipation was elite and broke up several key passes. I think the Bills will need to make sure that when hes Locked up in man that they have his back against the deeper routes. That is a vulnerability

This doesn't make any sense. The Bills were as far down as they needed to be to get a close FG, there were no timeouts left for Miami, the kick was going to happen with no time left either way.

Normally, I'd favor against a bad weather game because it tends to even things out for lesser teams. In this case, I'm all for it being snowy, cold and windy. The Dolphins are offensively a finesse team with a QB that relies on accuracy and not velocity. On paper, he should struggle and since they don't have a ground game that most likely will flounder as well. The Bills should look to curb stomp the Dolphins with unbridled physicality and unleash Josh in both the run and pass game.

This talk about Beasley not being good after the catch doesn't jive with facts. Beasley when he was last in a uniform led the team in yards after catch average. Second in yards after catch in yards just behind Diggs who had a lot more receptions.

YES YES YESS!!! It's crazy to me that people don't believe that Beasley's play when he was last in a Bills uniform isn't miles ahead of Mckenzie's. It's not even up for rational debate. The question is - Did he lose a lot more over the past year? That's a reasonable question. As it stands right now, we are suffering not having a reliable target and hands in clutch times and Beasley could very well be the answer.

You gonna bet on the Jets? Pls pls pls do

I think some people are over complicating this. The question is - Do we have a better team than we did before the trade? Yes. We now have a better punt returner. A RB that is more useful and productive than Moss. A more explosive and speedy RB room. A player that allows more scheme versatility. More weapons for Josh to throw to. Basically all for a 6th rounder. Yes his next years cap is high but the Bills don’t have to pick it back up and since we are clearly in the Super Bowl hunt this year, it’s a reasonable trade off.

I really didn't see him smile at all last night. Pass

Two really good players will be a little more motivated.