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Erik Flowers or Billy Joe Hobert

According to and article on DC, all four will be free agents at the end of the 2025-26 season. The article also says that based on Spotrac, the four players are projected to get the following contracts: Benford 4 years for 91.9 Mil or 22.6 per year Shakir 19.3 mil per year (it didn't state years) Cook 10.2 mil per year (it didn't state years) Bernard 6.7 mil per year (it didn't state years) Based on these projections: which order would you prioritize signing the four soon to be free agents and why? Should the Bills resign all four? If not, who should they keep?

I think it’s more about offensive design than a particular type of receiver. i think a lot of people feel that this was Allen’s best year. So maybe the everybody eats philosophy with a strong running game, is best for Allen. i think Brady needs to get the tight ends invoked more. Remember the beginning of the year when Knox was a forgotten player? Then the later part of the year Kincaid saw few opportunities for catches,

All depends on the price. Maybe on a one year 10 mil

I think Beane has done a really good job. However, he really did a poor job with the WR room. I think McDermott has done a really good job. However, I am really concerned about the stubbornness of the base nickle philosophy. I think they need to play a little more 4-3. They get gashed in the run games too much.

JA and Dion Dawkins are elite imo. Cook, Benford, McGovern are very good, B+ type players. Milano, Johnson, Bernard, Brown, are B players. I haven't watched Edwards much this season but I wonder if he might be a good B level player as well.

You think Brady's run plays are designed better than the pass plays?

Dawson Knox and his contract?

With all the dead cap money, this team overachieved. I would give McDermott one more year. If he can’t get it done next year, move on to an experienced offensive minded coach.

This is a quote from Joe Brad after the Ravens game on yon Cooper not being targeted... “I think Amari's doing a great job at being in the room and embodying that selfless mindset,” offensive coordinator Joe Brady said. “I say it every time, just watch out on the field where the [defensive backs] are when Amari is in the game. We didn't pass the ball a lot [vs. Ravens] and I think sometimes that's a product of it. Coop's doing a great job for us, he doesn't care about the stats right now. He knows that him being on the field helps our offense. I'd love to be able to get more opportunities just all the guys and be able to get us going and just hasn't been how the game's kind of played out the last two weeks.”

Is Cooper being used differently than MVS was earlier in the year?

Now let's score a TD right now, right here and finish these mofos off (pause)

We have to stay solid on special teams.

It blows my mind that Cooper hasn't had a ball thrown his way and we still put up 21 at halftime.

How about Ray Davis, coming back from a concussion to make strong contributions!!

Jimbo….hes a pro bowl caliber player

Bills 24 Ravens 21 Bills use more base 4-3 to stop Henry like they did when he was a Titan. no turnovers from josh Jimbo has more yards than Henry. defense holds on late in the 4th for the win.

If he’s WR4 then what does that make Curtis Samuel. Who I believe is at about 7 a year.

I think that would be 2/5mil

How much and how many years should he receive?

That #70 is a hot head.

OC: Brady. His focus on the run games gives him a slight edge over Daboll. DC: Ted Cotrell. Those late 90s Bills D were the best in the league.

With Joe Brady setting himself up for a possible HC gig, it has gotten me wondering. Who has been the best at the OC role and DC role since the Super Bowl days?

What about worthy’s run blocking compared to Coleman’s? Stats don’t tell you everything.

Happy holidays, everyone!