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And likely a 4th -7th round pick at RB to be Cook's backup. Or a cheap FA

Again, no. You don't use a 2nd round pick to have 3rd down back. Singletary is in his final year of his contract. Cook is your RB1 in 23

think this is about next season and further. Unfotunately you might have to change your screen name this summer

It means they're not gonna give Singletary a contract extension, and view Cook as having true RB1 potential - and that Moss is going to get released

I uh...don't love it... EDIT Some futher context, I like the trade, but don't love it. Why? Because it's a bit of an upgrade over an inexperienced Cook, and solidifies Cook being the RB1 in 2023, but I don't love it, because it doesn't significantly move the Bills closer to the SB. But with a loaded roster, that would have been next to impossible to pull off. The only feasibly player I could think of was Jerry Jeudy

ehhh.....

You're gonna enjoy what we have with Cook in the last 8 games or whatever the Bills have + playoffs. Cook is only just beginning to show his skills.

He's probably the 1 player out there who's feasible I'd be willing to give up a first on. I mean he's super young and an elite talent, and PERFECT for the modern NFL slot his quickness. Would the Bills be able to keep all 3 of him, Diggs and Davis? I dunno but we;d have at least 1.5 years of that trio, and that's well worth a 1st

I'm like 75% sure Dorsey treated that 2nd half like a glorified practice, and chose to have Allen throwing so much just for reps against a good D. I mean once they got within 10 they went back to the run and essentially iced out the game

Bills pretty succesfully committed to the run in the first half against the Packers, who have a good front. They do enough in the run game at this point to take pressure off Allen

That's the guy I wanted

As a Bills fan, I ain't scared of the Dolphins. They're better. They're not as good as the Bills

Sure they're flawed, but they're undeniably a good directional metric

...or find the nearest toilet

Can you gamble online in Florida. Just out of curiosity

Tackles aren't exactly a common commodity in football. Probably the 2nd toughest position to find in the sport. Ain't no one giving up a tradable tackle unless they're going full nucelar rebuild

Did the cookies have chunk of caramel in them? Because I'd make that trade for choco chip with chunks of Caramel

I'd trade my entire family for him

Yes, easily elevates them to the 3rd best team in the AFC IMO

Not at all but what does this have to do with the trade deadline?

Role players you don't want to give up a lot of draft capital for. And the Bills used a 2nd round pick on a RB just a few months ago

I dunno why Bills fans keep hating on Tua. He can sling it and is still getting better with the new coach

He's only 26, and they're pairing him with a really talented younger rusher in Jaelen Phillips. As a pure football fan, I love it. Like look at that front now: LDE - Wilikens (26) NT -Raekwan Davis (25) RDE - Emmanuel Ogbah (28) OLB - Phillips (23) OLB - Chubb (26) MLB - Jerome Baker (25) MLB - Elandon Roberts (28) And now they have Melvin Ingram coming off the bench and can get creative with their sub rush packages. Thats arguable the best, young, front 7 in the NFL. The only other fron that compares might be the Bills

When you have the best roster in the NFL, there's not a ton of need to trade

Bills just need to wait for Spencer to continue to develop