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Mighty Taco now has 19 (!) locations in WNY. It seems whenever restaurants expand to this extent they sacrifice some quality in order to maintain consistency between locations. The meat and other ingredients are certainly more processed.

The negativity is imaginary, just like like your "friend"

man if you got the equipment to hang it over the edge of a kayak there's probably another line of work in your calling.

Yikes

The contract situation will likely become live after this season. It's naïve to think Cook will quietly play out his contract and then patiently wait for a new one. History has shown that RB's holdout 1-2 years before their contract expires in order to force the team's hand (yet another reason not to draft RBs in the 1st round). I don't think the majority of Bills fans are familiar with this since we haven't had a young RB put up stats in the past decade. I'm certainly not saying to get rid of him because of this, but it is a factor that GM's weigh.

lol in a heartbeat

Now this is some TBD logic.

Blocking was exceptional on that Davis run.

Yes, Nick Bolton.

Don't worry about MVS, our WR room is deep.

Icing the kicker in preseason 😂

Yeah Russ can no longer cook.

Offense is unwatchable with Mitch.

I'm fine with it tbh.

Worthy looking like DeSean Jackson. If he stays healthy this board is going to have an aneurism this season.

Ok, but that's not what we're talking about here. Players like Fields and Mac Jones were 1st round picks drafted to be immediate starters. When 1st round picks flame out, you are always going to get pennies on the dollar back. We are talking about late-round picks specifically drafted to be a backup. The Pats didn't draft Cassel to supplant Brady. The best case scenario is you catch lightning in a bottle and get a stud, which is akin to winning the lottery. Worst case is that the player gets cut after 2 years. Most likely outcome is that the player is an adequate backup for 4 years then leaves via free agency. The question is if the gamble is worth it to use 6th and 7th round picks on this approach.

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Matt Cassel was drafted with a 7th rd pick in 2005 when Brady was 28. Flipped him for a 2nd round pick. Not a bad investment.

Books are giving them a 60% chance. Not quite the optimism found here but probably fair. Can they stay healthy?

Could be a long season.

Of course it would be by the new stadium. The Bills’ bid for 2028 or '29 falls in line after the 2026 opening of the new Highmark Stadium. Last month, Guelli said the footprint of the new stadium would be the hub to the Bills’ draft-hosting proposal. In addition to talking to other franchises, the Bills are in a waiting game. “We haven’t heard back from the league on timing, but we’ve communicated to the highest levels that we’re very interested in hosting the draft in one of those two years,” Guelli said. If the league office alerts the Bills that they are in contention for either draft, the Bills will put together a detailed proposal. “We tried to be more thorough (with the initial interest form) so they would understand how serious we are about this,” Guelli said. “We want to deliberately follow the process and stay in the hunt.”

Do 40 times matter again?

The move in itself does not hurt. The overarching plan of "throwing crap against the wall and hoping it will stick" is dubious, even more so when you have Allen at QB.