Utah John

Well if the Bills could have two Allens at QB last year, why not let the Broncos have two Wilsons? RW is still a viable QB but is not nearly as good as he used to be. I think being around him will help ZW settle in, learn the position, see what works and what doesn't, and turn out to be a reliable backup QB. ZW certainly has a good arm, he just has no clue how to read defenses or respond to pressure. These are things he can learn by watching, which is what he should have been able to do if the Jets had a brain (similar to what the Chiefs did with Mahomes as a rookie).

Anyone who thinks they could play or coach at this level should watch J. T. O'Sullivan's video. The degree of expertise, on-field adjustments in the blink of an eye, and athletic ability that all players have to have, is amazing. Even if you played HS or college ball, watch that video and tell me you could do what those guys do. The only job I could have with the Bills is as a third-level minion. No way I have the knowledge or expertise to balance all the factors that go into Beane's everyday decisions. You know, at the college level, there often are male cheerleaders, or at least there used to be. Ronald Reagan did that. Back then he was quite the hound, and getting to be on a team with the pretty girls on campus was just what he would have wanted.

Would the pass have to be completed to my team? I'd probably have better luck throwing to a defender.

I think Beane is having to deal with so many holes on his roster, that if he thinks he has a good enough guy in any position, he's not thinking about changing. Bass has turned into Bass-not-so-matic and it's a concern for us, but getting Beane to worry about the PK as well as WRs, safeties, edge rushers, whether we actually have a competent center, additional RB depth, etc -- at some point you just have to go with what you've got and hope for the best. I suspect that's where Beane's head is these days.

OJ Simpson. Not on a new team of course but he was considered a near-bust until Lou Saban came back.

Sutton is 29. Stefon Diggs is 30 and we all saw the dropoff in production last year. Bringing in mid-range WRs at the end of their productive careers for a lot of money is not how to keep the Bills moving ahead.

How about we include Von in a trade to move up?

Well the one thing we can agree on is that the NFL is genius when it comes to finding ways to make money. New unis, new helmets will just bring in cash, and also doing this in April is a great way to re-energize interest prior to the draft.

Agree about the all-reds or all-blues. They look like pajamas.

What I suspect will happen is that Beane will package this years's first rounder, the second rounder next year we got for Diggs (the pick is from the Vikes who will likely suck so it will be nearly a first rounder) plus Elam, to get high enough to replace Diggs with the guy Beane really wants. That would be almost three first rounders to move up to maybe the mid-teens in the first round. I think if Beane has a trade partner ready to take that deal, he'll wait to see if the player he wants is available, and then he'll pull the string.

None of us who realize there are two Josh Allens playing would be worried about it. It's interesting that LB Josh Allen isn't very far behind QB Josh Allen in annual salary. But QB Josh Allen will likely have a much longer career. LB s wear out quicker.

This year the women's tournament was better than the men's. But come on, neither one compared at all to the Super Bowl.

The most dominant WR in Bills history was Andre Reed. (How old are you anyway to say Diggs was better?) Diggs was excellent too but for only four seasons, but he's the best 14 on the Bills. I'd love to say Reich but he was actually a backup, a good one, but not even a starter. And Fitz was the guy we had to replace to get to the playoffs.

The one thing the Buffalo media were wrong about wrt Diggs was that they said over and over he couldn't be traded because of the cap hit. Well, that was a sensible opinion but it was wrong.

Beane assembled the team that was poised to win the Super Bowl in the 13 seconds season. It isn't his fault the coaches choked. And that team was not built at the expense of the future. There were very few expensive rental players, people whose contracts stuck around long after they left. The only real exception to that rule was the Von Miller signing, which McDermott insisted on because of, you guessed it, the 13 second debacle, where McD implied the reason for the loss was the lack of a pass rushing closer. It's very common in today's NFL for mediocre teams to bump along season after season, occasionally making the playoffs but not going very far, and then slipping back into mediocrity. Beane has kept the Bills in a position to win, year after year. This past year, when the Bills got the #2 seed in the AFC, was actually a down year. Think about that and then try to recall the drought years. Did you forget Kincaid? And really we can't compare the 2024 roster to any others, until we see what the 2024 roster actually turns out to be.