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You're right. Gilmore played it flawlessly... /s

The idea of a concession stand food photo shoot is hilarious.

Back to the discussion at hand... what are the odds Taylor starts on Sunday? 90%?

He can't name famous instances of recent cases in which the police used excessive force that resulted in death? Why is that?

Pretty sure he's whining about his rights being violated. This thread should be locked immediately because your post belongs somewhere far, far away from 2017.

Add me as well. I'd get rid of McCoy before Watkins any day of the week. I love McCoy, it's just...nonsensical to pretend he has a greater upside moving forward than Watkins.

Apparently you know something about EJ Gaines that we don't.

I don't understand this Whaley vs Beane debate. It's possible to dislike them both. This new staff has not earned the benefit of the doubt. The Watkins trade is ridiculous, and defending it requires a ton of mental gymnastics. In it's simplest form, you'd rather have Watkins than EJ Gaines. If you're hyped on the 2nd round pick... how's that worked out for us lately?

Are you being paid $94 million dollars ($60m guaranteed) not to be late?

Was it not just last season where everyone said we were going to win the home opener vs the Jets? How well did that go?

As a fan of the Bills (not just a specific regime - something a lot of these GMs seem to forget), this is so incredibly frustrating. The Rex Ryan hire was one of the most obvious and clear mistakes in franchise history. It set us back in more ways than people realized at the time, and the change in scheme has resulted in many players aging out of their prime with good teams, and other players deemed irrelevant. I'm not interested in assigning blame anymore, it's just pure frustration at this point and absolutely maddening that we can sit here and watch them telegraph so many mistakes to us. Will this regime turn it around? Should I be hyped by all these trades? I don't know, but I don't give them the benefit of the doubt. We've seen this script before, and it usually gets thrown out before the third act.

37 TDs over two seasons, and you're praising him. We definitely have a low bar in Buffalo.

There's no other way to do it. You need to get live game reps in. If they want to limit it to 2 games, fine, but you can't just cancel preseason on the off chance that you'll be injured. That's ridiculous. As a side note, Landry is still my least favorite player in the league not on the Patriots.

I'm not a huge fan, but I wouldn't mind if they were able to play around with the uniform a little more. The whole, "no more changing helmets because of concussions" bit really puts a damper on any drastic changes.

It's almost like the OP went out of his way to make sure every point was an incomplete sentence. I couldn't understand any of it.

Even when we had Watkins healthy, he was criminally underused. With Taylor, the other team isn't game planning for an aerial attack.

Peterman impressed me with the way he stepped up in the pocket and made throws over the middle. I'd like to see more of him in the preseason and have him develop on the roster as QB2. We all know that we're going to draft a top QB, but it's nice to have this guy in the mix.

The problem with this post is that it labels everyone that criticizes Tyrod as a detractor. I want him to succeed, but he doesn't inspire much hope. Taylor is the definition of, "he is what he is." I've seen no progress. All of my initial concerns are still there: Gives up on routes too early Doesn't lead receivers well Ignores the middle of the field Comes up small late in games Makes limited pre-snap read Without a doubt there are a few exceptions, but that's enough for me to understand what I've got at QB. By no means does that make me a detractor, I'm just being realistic. His athletic ability can dazzle and he doesn't lose many games all on his own, but he's not a franchise QB.

Haha what exactly are my evil ideologies?

Had to look this up. It will be his sixth season.

You're a terrible person.

Priceless.

I might be in the minority, but I think McKelvin is still skilled enough to play another season in the NFL as a Dime CB.

Gladly.

Probably the most insane "yes, but" I've ever read.