jethro_tull

things seem positive for JA but Preseason is not a good measuring stick. as they said on WBEN this morning Nate Peterman looked like a franchise QB in preseason.

Thanks everyone. Glad to hear MM's 100%. How YOU doin'

Not hearing very much about Matt from camp reports and wonder how he is doing coming off of last season's ankle injury. Thanks in advance.

two things 1. BM has the perfect initials. 2. I am so happy he is not a Bill.

Agreed but I still don't care much for "BM" s attitude and not just this quote either.

both were critical- one couldn't do it without the other. brady is the greatest QB of all time but belichick managed the rest- including schemes, game plan but especially keeping a competitive roster together despite winning records year after year. brady could not have sustained a dynasty without belichick but belichick could not either- but could have had a better chance. brady is a highly skilled disciplied athelete but belichick is a mastermind of all phases and aspects of football.

yes. the team's depth has improved.

quite the ego

of little value...

The whole world is Bills country....

Chicago fans are very informed about the rest of the NFL especially the fantasy players of which there are many. There are also few notable Chicago-Buffalo connections- namely Marv Levy (Chicago resident), Greg Gabriel (Buffalo native, Canisius College Alum, longtime Bears Scout, Chicago area sports radio personality and now personnel director of the Washington team of the XFL).

JK was as good a passer as any of them and a better leader than all of them. Where he fell short was game management- he was just a little stubborn and would try to force things by sheer will power when he should not have against the better defenses. No better example than Super Bowl XXV. As far as ranking in the list - definitely top 10.

CTE

The blowout losses are my no. 1 worry bead about the McD era- they are somewhat alarming so he makes a fair point. I just see too much potential- the defense could wind up being scary good and if the offense takes another step- they won't be miles away from anything....

and a legit TE and a runner with good hands.

Agreed. Very slim class at WR this year. It is still a need position for the Bills but I'm still glad they drafted the way they did.

wal-mart worthy, yeah.

Not glamorous but essential and pays big dividends if they hit right. Time for the Bills to exorcise the ghost of Mike Williams

Blocking?

It' OK to like other players and other teams, usually if they have ties to the Bills- example the Colts. However No 2 is a long, long long way from no. 1 !!!!!

The Bills legacy is actually in danger of becoming more impressive if the Patriots make it to four straight. Think about it- the Bills being mentioned as the only other team to make it to four straight along with the the invincible Brady / Belichick Partiots?

Which should accidentally catch on fire.....

Chicago area resident, can't explain why but I enjoy when the Bears lose- mainly because the sports media are very entertaining when they do. I have been to Indy many times and they are my no.2 team. If anyone picks the first choice- well they should be banned from this board.

see edit about cap space and draft picks!

Agreed but the Bills have coaching and system continuity going into next season, The Bears fired John Fox last season. Still i like where the Bills are and they have enough picks and cap space to accomplish their roster goals. Also- I trust McBeane to get it done- the Josh Allen pick alone shows they have the capability to pick talent.