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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

This is fun, I told my buddies about this in my group chat that Chubb is going to Miami, and my one buddy was freakin out a bit because...he had Nick Chubb in his fantasy team. Otherwise, this is terrible news all around

Well I hate this

The Bills OLine is probably their weakest unit. We thought Saffold would elevate that unit, but he's been somewhat underwhelming - and he's on a 1 year contract

So if I'm Beane, any trade I make has to align with a few things A) a single draft pick to a single draft year. So a 2nd this year, and a 3rd in 2024, etc B) not contradictory to a R1 - R3 players from the last 2 drafts. For me, that means you don't send more draft capital after already spending a 2nd rounder on Cook, DE, OT, CB, or an X WR C) Is a starter to replace either an aging inuured player, or a spot where we need better production So I think that limits to the Bills to 3 spots. IOL for either Bates or Saffold, who've ranged from average to poor Safety if Poyer's injury is significant Slot WR (Shakir was a 5th round pick)

Guys, the Bills want MULTIPLE Super Bowl trophies out of Josh Allen. Not just one. And that means keeping their draft picks as a way to continue to have star players around Allen and on D

Absolutely the ***** not

They don't have any holes in their roster, unless Poyer is really injured. And by giving up draft picks, they are making it more difficult to sign their star players to extensions. Davis, Oliver and Edmunds all are players the Bills will want to retain long term and need deals in the next 12 months or so. To enable that you need to be able to replace guys like Poyer, Hyde, Morse, etc with draft guys on cheap contracts Bottom Line As long as the Chiefs don't land Brian Burns then I don't really care what happens

In general, this is one of the worst seasons in my memory of just having good teams. Feels like everyone is either mediocre or bad except for the Bills, Chiefs, Eagles and Vikings. Like you can make an arguement that the Geno Smith led Hawks are the 3rd best team in the NFC

Legit worst game for Allen since the Jags game last year. I mean he makes that throw in his sleep

Actually think the Bills will kneel this game out

Well that should be ball game with that first down, but would like to see the Bills slam the dagger and put them out of their misery

Championship teams respond to a drive like that with one of their own. Let’s see

Yep peeking into the backfield. He’ll learn from this

I mean they tried but kept missing the pedal

Fortunately, the Bills don’t have to impress pollsters

I mean that was pure Rodgers man. Elite QB play that drive.

Officially a competitive game

Witnessing some HOF magic here honestly. This is all Rodgers making plays

That wasn’t open and Josh should have just let Cook run it on the RPO. Poor decision.