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That’s saying something.

Well said. Cracks me up reading the complainers around here. This is the most competent, professional front office the Bills have EVER had — and yes, I include the Polian era.

I know it’s going to be said again and again, but this kid is LONG. I think Jeremiah said it best when he said offensive linemen will think they have him blocked but they don’t because of that incredible reach and length. He is going to be a pocket disrupter. Is it a risky pick because of the limited action and year off? Sure, I guess, but “tape don’t lie” and 35 sacks/TFL in one P5 season is sick. I’m excited about this kid’s future.

Well done OP!

I’ll just say that the two picks directly after Buffalo went EDGE. Trust the process.

Of course you would.

Glad you’ve found your nit to pick. Congrats!

There's no way in hell this is a legitimate post. Oh wait -- you're in Hickory, NC? Never mind.

You've completely missed the point. Just because someone is being paid millions doesn't mean they should be criticized because they didn't perform as well while injured.

So if the Bills trade out of the pick do they just tell Joe to go home?

Oh there’s no question they are well paid...that doesn’t have anything to do with the physical toll taken on their bodies (with the known long-term implications).

I fully appreciate that war metaphors are somewhat frowned upon when talking about a sport but that said, these guys truly are “warriors” and fans should really think twice before spewing their uneducated, knee-jerk criticisms of professional athletes. What they go through, and push themselves through, is remarkable.

Did he also announce he’s joining the professional eating circuit?

And to think, Beane stole a third rounder for Tyrod.

It's a fun read. Nobody but the Bills (and perhaps a few other teams) bothered to dig beneath the surface, as I've said many times, to understand his relative newness to the QB position and overall lack of reps, combined with his heart, leadership, intelligence, and desire.

The players wanted it, it’s as simple as that. It’s not going to have any significant impact on the game despite what Tommy Boy says. I don’t really care one way or the other but if you make me pick I’d say I like it.

Bar stools?

But did he have a strange erotic journey from Milan to Minsk?

What Bills fan “wanted Allen gone” after his rookie season? No sane one. As for Losman, I do plan to read the article and count me in the camp who believe the Bills’ coaching staff did him no favors. He was a confident kid and it appears that instead of mentoring him the Bills felt they needed to “knock him down a peg” — hence Troy Vincent breaking his leg in practice. I won’t go so far as to say his career would have been significantly different but he was dealt a bad hand being drafted by that dysfunctional organization. He always came across as a really good dude and he completely embraced the city of Buffalo while he was here; I’m happy he has found a home and a calling.

Small steps. This will no doubt encourage vaccinations.

I don’t agree with you. We’ll never know. Josh Allen is generational. He’s not just about his surrounding cast. Any of us who wanted to see it saw the superstar potential even in that “not very good” rookie season. After all I’ve seen, I believe Allen would have succeeded no matter where he ended up, and I’m thrilled it was in Buffalo.

Bojo didn’t “get it” — and he’s gone. Good luck to him in LA.

I expect an Allen extension to be announced about a week after the draft. Just a gut feeling.

Oh, come on, fella, you just seem really, really upset about a 13-3 team that just went to the AFC Championship, has a 24-year old stud franchise QB, and is being praised as having one of the best front offices and coaching staffs in the league. I’m just having fun. Lighten up, Francis.

I think you and @FireChans should go out for coffee.