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Josh has a $56 MM cap hit for 2026 is why we can't have nice things like a $30MM WR.

Sirianni not a happy camper.

Saquon with another key fumble.

Philly not afraid to let their franchise quarterback use his legs. Also both these QB's seem to have pretty competent receivers.

I was at the Saints game, 3-0 going in, perfect day few Saints fans in the stadium, took us until halfway through Q4 to assert ourselves against one of the worst teams in the league.

Eagles have a couple of nice WR's.

PFF ranks Elam 61 amongst cornerbacks. Bills CB's are Taron at 69, Benford at 74, Tre' at 86. Hairston would be at 39 if he had played enough to qualify.

Denver has allowed just 12 QB sacks on the season. They do have three studs on the O-Line in Bolles, Meinerz, and McGlinchey. For reference Josh is up to 28 sacks.

yes in the playoffs they have a referee and a couple of the other crew members who have worked multiple spots waiting in the wings. I notice the ref in the Houston game, who is a University at Buffalo grad, has been working in the league since 2010 and has also worked as a side judge, line judge, and field judge.

I did just notice that Denver, which has allowed only 2 sacks all season, has their C and LG playing on contracts for just around $1MM per year.

Hairston appears to have promise, but is a rookie. Cam Lewis was exposed yesterday at the end of the first half. Taron and Tre are at end of useful life, Benford has regressed. The way they have played this season, none of our CB's would be considered among the top CB's in the league, although our brain trust let Rasul Douglas walk and he is playing like a top CB once again.

Does anyone on the board think Josh would be more effective with Nico Collins as his #1 target??

Including a guy we let walk because our defensive mastermind head coach couldn't figure out how to use him.

Actually he broke the return by bouncing off one of his blockers engaged with one of the Texans cover guys and spinning into free space with only the kicker to beat.

Old enough to remember in the K-Gun, Jim Kelly was basically calling the plays he thought would work. In the Giants Superbowl, that became a problem, because Bills weren't burning any clock when we were scoring and our defense couldn't get off the field.