mabden

I thought general consensus was a top WR will get you an additional win or two, but a top QB is worth 4 to 5 wins in a season. Then there's Josh who is worth about 6 or 7 wins, not including playoffs. As long as there is a steady stream of quality WRs coming out of college, the market will stabilize. I also see the Adams contract an aberration from a rookie head coach.

Most of Hill's yards are from short passes that result in YAC, not long downfield throws. Almost perfect for Tua's range.

No he is not the "over the hump" guy, but it does stabilize the CB position, leaving the Bills the opportunity to draft the BPA and not reach for, or have to move up for a CB in the 1st round. The 1 year deal, can be renegotiated for a more favorable cap hit and extends Bradberry for a year or two. If anyone can doit, Beane can.

That was awesome!

Increases the odds, Beane drafts a really fast CB in the 1st round.

We will see.

FWIW, my BIL is a 20 year Browns season ticket holder. He is livid; the owner is a piece of trash, he did Mayfield, Mayfield should not have played last year because of his injury, (blames the coaches,)this is all b@llsh!t, and to top it off, mortgage the team for a piece of trash rapist. Add in letting quality players walk or trade away. Don't know if he will give up his seats and/or join the Bills Mafia. I invited him up for the Bills - Browns game, but it might be too soon.

BPA at either WR or CB in rounds 1 & 2. RB or TE in round 3 OL, CB, DL, S in remaining rounds. Correction: if we lose Bates, then OL in 3rd round.

If the Bills do not resign Hughes, I would include him in the sad column. All these years busting his nuts and the team is on the verge of getting a ring, he is shown the door.

I am all in favor of getting a running back that can reduce Josh Allen's running yards (i.e. wear and tear), IF he were available in the second round, but not at the 25th pick.

1) I found out that Buffalo had a football team in 1969 when they drafted OJ Simpson. (Was a Packers fan after watching the "Ice Bowl" as my very first game on TV.) I started following the team for real during the 1973 season. Joined TBD at the beginning of the 2009 season. 2) Watching the Van Miller Saturday afternoon Bills show recapping the previous game. OJ to the left for 4 yards. OJ to the right for 4 yards, OJ up the middle for 2 yards, first down. 3) The 1988 Season. 4) Darryl Talley, all time. Josh Allen, current. 5) Mabden = Man (from the Eternal Champion series of books)

"Think the Rams would notice if the Bills swapped him out for Beasley?"

Not handing the ball off to Marshawn Lynch on 1st and goal was way worse.

At least didn't have to listen to collinswort crow about Bengals as SB champs.

Apologetic

They stole Daboll's red zone playbook.

Meadow Soprano

Apologetic

Stafford all day long.

Every Bills game I attended, going back to 1980, the parking lot always, reminded me of an invading horde preparing for battle. The drinking of meade, the eating of meat, gathered round campfires growling, yelling, waving their banners. Awesomeness to the max.

Man, I cannot stand coliswort

Look at those barbarians!

My top five in any order you want to put them in: Montana, Manning, Staubach, Unitas, Graham It was that way.

I am not excited. However, I am pleased that I can watch the game without rooting for one of the teams to lose.

If we hadn't played one of the stupidest games I have ever witnessed in jacksonville, we are home against KC. 100%. 2022 regular season has us playing Titans (H) and Chiefs (A). Hard money says we will meet one or both of those teams in the playoffs. Much prefer playing them at home. Hard to argue with that.