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Thanks for breaking this down, question for you, what do you think of Dan's take. Watching it live I felt like maybe we had to switch the crossers off? And Dan alludes to that but then doesn't mention that Jackson never switched off.

Great breakdown brother. Question, what does playing a 50 mean? Romo even said it on the broadcast, he was talking about our safeties rotating late and keeping QBs off balance, except when you rotate yourself out of position and get slapped. Seems like thats what happened here, because we kept the rest of the run game bottled up. Appreciate the analysis.

McD is getting killed for that Belichick remark, Fairburn got his payback with that out of context quote and everyone's running wild with it. Pathetic, McD gets hot after some of these Ls, I do too, but you have to take one from Bill's book: "we have to do a better job in all three phases. we were beat. we have to do a better job in all three phases. we have to play better if we want to win." Just repeat this crap over and over, don't give the vultures anything to write about.

Remember last year the broadcast booth let it slip that Bill didn’t seem impressed, Allen carved them up, and Bill had to answer the narrative about why he thought Allen wasn’t all that….LOL. Hoodie getting out in front of it this time, as usual.

Herbert's great. I'm not getting into comparisons, Herb wasn't this good in college, but he looks more natural at QB then Josh, but that's fine. Herbert may be athletic, but you don't see him running as effectively as Josh, I mean outside of Lamar and Newton, Josh is probably one of the best dual threats of the last decade.

How does this compare to last season? I mean short sample right now, but last year a lot of folks kept talking about how Josh was getting all sorts of time in the pocket which helped his success, this year so far he's not really getting kept clean. Our PFF ranking on OL are woeful. Anyway, short sample, I also agree with what some other are saying, lots of teams playing 6 DBs and rushing 4 or fewer, clog up lanes for Josh.

It’s fair to say that he was upper echelon in 2020, but that was a 20 game stretch. Was that the real Josh or the one that struggled mightily his first two seasons, and has looked subpar this season? Going to find out soon enough.

Mac Jones looked great. Pats will be tough.

Meyer has put up with some really questionable characters in his days as a coach, if he's selling this early there's little hope for this kid.

None of this matters, draft as many guys as you can and hope they develop. Just because you have a 1st round grade doesn't mean you develop into a starter. I used to be obsessed with the draft, now I just sit back and shrug. You never ***** know, I was dead wrong about a lot of guys, dead right on a lot. Biggest Bills miss was Allen, thought he had bust written all over him.

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Actually is a complete coincidence, what else would eat being seeing how rare Hall of Fame TEs are, plenty of teams get to and win the SB without a stud TE. All I'm saying is that we have bigger fish to fry.

Having a TE is good, but I feel like folks are making too much out of it. Media types not talking about our issues at CB2, and cover LB with Milano all but set to walk on out of here. We had a top O without a stud TE, we will manage.

Low key hated this dude back in the day for all the Bills bashing, but hey, he wasn't wrong, I was shooting the messenger. Hate to see this *****, young guy, best wishes to his family.

I do think first round picks may be overrated, but having more draft picks is certainly not overrated. The more selections you can make the better. If you can move back, or out of the first round, and collect more picks in doing so all the better. Do feel that sometimes fans value 1st round selection more than the known vet, however that doesn't mean it's fine for a front office to just light draft capital on fire or give it away. Trading up or giving away multiple draft picks can be harmful, you need as many as you can get, no perfect answer here.

They're going to draft one as well, early too.

It's hard to see Josh doing better in '21 than he did in '20, because that would be a historic NFL season, so his reps want to get something done now. Wouldn't be in any rush, I don't think we're going to get much of a discount anyway, going to pay market rates. Lets see how next season goes, work from there.

Definitely seemed that way, I've never seen Tre White play that poorly, or look that off balance. Guy was scared to death out there.

Free publicity for this dude, no loss for him, this is a W, gets his name out there.

Going for 2 adds a marginal amount, Ben Baldwin has the numbers, it wasn’t bad but it wasn’t going to add much if they converted it. Going for it on 4th wasn’t a bad move, I mean folks act like the kicker automatically makes it when there’s always a chance he misses. Worst case you go for it, fail, and you pin team back where the chance of scoring a td is minuscule with that kind of starting field position. I don’t think Reich did much wrong in that game, but morons will criticism him.

Worry about it if the team gets there, no point right now. These guys have to write about something, it's their job. Useless to debate these scenarios amongst ourselves.

Damn ***** right!

I'll cry like a baby if we win the bowl, until then nah.

Would not be shocked if they don't pick up his 5th year option, and use the money to lock up Milano instead.

Definitely lacking in impact, especially from the 1st rounders.