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I thought I read somewhere on kickoffs saw an increase in LB, TE, safeties and RB's. More reassembling running plays and needing open field tackling. WR still used on punts. Maybe a bit less important to need WR's for specials?

Who cares how he gets them? Yeah but he gets them because the offensive line is good....

It can mean that to you. It can also mean you're among the best right now and Cook is. He's certainly, for this discussion, one of the players that makes the Bills - not just Josh being one of the best at his position.

My bad. I thought 1st in yards, 3rd in carries, 2nd in avg/carry, 6th in TD's - was better than 4th, 5th, 4th and 18th.

Cook is elite.

My son is a server at a restaurant McDermott frequently visits in Charlotte. He finally got a chance to speak with him a couple nights ago. He was very nice and mentioned Josh is as advertised and will always root for him and Buffalo to win a Superbowl. He was in general soft spoken and his wife talked more than him.

Deion Burks should have been taken by us.

What are the front office decisions that steer you to this thought?

McDermott wasn't the only problem, he was one of them though. Those two non CB adjustments on the TD's following injury, were unacceptable.

My goodness the difference between 6th youngest and 27th oldest is .83 of a year. How will we ever win without a rush of young draft picks?

Coached his arse off you say? Twice he got embarrassed by Payton, with a TD pass in iso the play immediately following an injury to a CB. He strategically sucked and got clowned.

Money perfectly spent.

Josh will be nothing without McDermott.

Oh thank goodness you're on board with the trade. I mean what would "anyone" do without that.

Beane is doing what a GM does when it's decided they have their QB and/or team to try and win a championship. This is nothing unusual. He's used every lever before. They'll be more levers next year, the year after and year after, etc.