BringBackFlutie

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Do you have a booster seat or something?

I like that idea. That's how you HAVE to do it, I think. High-priced free agents almost always underwhelm, and then you're stuck with their contract and you can't effectively build a roster. You may as well get cheaper, still motivated FAs to fill some holes. Then you can get that star talent in the draft, where you can pick the one that fits your scheme, they're young/moldable, and you don't have to pay them $100 mil contracts.

I enjoyed reading the comments about our fans vs GB's fans. A few people said that GB can have the best fans in the world, but they'd still lose because they don't light themselves on fire for tailgates.

Oooooohhhhh yeahhhhh. Also Ivory. Meh.

I don't even remember signing anyone last year, except for Star.

Right right right. ...So did you vote for us yet?

I'm all about the dad jokes.

It's terrible, and dirty, and gross, but I did it for US. That's why I threatened all of you.

So help me, if you don't all vote and win this for us... The grossest thing I've ever done as a Bills fan is sign up for Twitter just so I could vote in this poll. Also, @Logic.

I agree with you- he leaves the pocket early and he has done that since college. However, I think his general pocket awareness is already very good, and that he tends not to trust what he's feeling because of repeated cases of early pocket breakdown (both in college and now). If we want him to hang out in the pocket a bit longer (or more consistently), we need to develop that O-Line.

That's a cool song. I liked this a lot, but I wish they'd sped up more of the Allen throws. The music would speed up and then they'd cut into a long floating pass play, lol.

Haha I didn't even notice he did that. There was a time in, I think the preseason? Where the pocket collapsed on him and he squeaked out the front of it, but as he did, someone got pushed into him and knocked the ball out of his hands, and he just snatched it back and carried on. I also liked when he escaped the pocket against the dolphins and swam his ball hand over the DT as he juked the guy in front of him.

Yeah. I noticed. Peyton Manning was DEADLY when he was in that zone. Textbook pocket footwork. It was a joy to watch him before the neck thing. He perfectly embodied every aspect of the quarterback position.

Honestly, that's what I noticed in his very first preseason game, and I've been sold ever since. On his first drop back I saw poise. When he drops back, he is immediately focused. No dear in headlights look to him like we've seen with basically every other Bills QB the past 15 years not named Fitzpatrick. His head is down and he's working the play. While he sits there, he never stays still- he chops his feet and points towards each read. When he makes a decision, the ball is out FAST. While he moves around, he makes sudden movements, and he runs around a lot, but he never looks panicked. He actually looks in control. Like, you get the feeling that if he can't get it done, nobody can. He just LOOKS like a QB when he plays. These are things that you can't easily teach. I think that Josh is going to be special. Not just because he has the talent and he works hard, but he is a true QB, which means he has a template to fill with all that hard work.

God that kid is good.

Yeah I know you were. ...I don't think that's the case for others in that chain, though. lol

OMG. Guys. Mario Williams said in his visit to Buffalo, his favorite thing he learned was that "you can see deers in your backyard!!!"

I actually grew up thinking that the Super Bowl was the only game the Bills played, and that they just did it every year. I feel like this was just a case of you having a good enough confirmation to follow the team you should have all along. I transplanted to VA (from Rochester), long ago, and I met a girl from Binghamton, who was a Bengals fan. She just liked their colors and Carson Palmer. She eventually learned to love and watch Bills games with me. About a year into the relationship, she had all Bills gear, and just sort of switched over, since it never made sense for a WNYer to like the Bengals anyway.

I guess I just want to know how much you think of Gettleman, and why.

Same here. I don't think he's done for a few more years. He wasn't any slower last year. He had no where to go most plays. It was horrible.

NYJ? Uh. Probably play for the Pats?

Ah. So it's roughly translated. Got it.

Um, what?

Totally agree here. This reminds me of "move Glenn to G!!" I do think Dawkins is different, though. He's an above average-to-good LT, but he'd be a perennial all pro at G. Glenn showed flashes of elite LT play in his rookie year and continued that trend. It never made sense to make Glenn a G, because he was just as good at LT, and we couldn't have gotten better there. It's the same with Edmunds, to me- he's an elite talent at MLB. It's hard to replace that.