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@TheFunPolice that’s an interesting proposal. I like it for a couple of Bills-centric reasons: Watson goes to the NFC Houston hasn’t shown they know what they’re doing, and I still think Culley is a Chan Gailey-to-the-Bills type of HC hire.

C’mon, Dave, you’ve been here long enough to know we only bemoan the draft picks we traded away, not the players they became.

When more than half the teams on our schedule don't know who will be playing QB next season I take that as a positive for an early assessment of schedule strength. Of course things will evolve over the next several months; that doesn't really need to be said.

Jesus Christ. 10 pages? Who the hell cares what Whaley says? We all saw a poor coaching effort last Sunday. Move on, people.

I don't see how the Buffalo Bills are a better team by not re-signing McKenzie. Name a guy who takes his place who is better?

And it was! What’s your point?

Bite your tongue!

Don't be a dick. You know that name is dead. It's not "cute" to be all "I'm not PC"...

It's not that Josh doesn't want to be paid fairly, but the market for QBs is already established. He will sign a team-friendly deal that is still market value.

Hey Houston...pssst...Washington needs a QB.

That's how you think if you're only out for yourself. And that's not Josh. His family is not in need, and he wants to establish a legacy while winning Super Bowls in Buffalo. I'm going to put the odds at 75% or greater that the deal gets done before next training camp.

The thread is on its 3rd page so I'd beg to differ on your last point. There are lots of things we already know about teams on the schedule: Jets have a new HC and QB uncertainty Pats*** have QB uncertainty Fish will have a new OC and QB is still a ? Atlanta will have a new HC Carolina has QB uncertainty and is still rebuilding Jacksonville will have a new HC and rookie QB Houston is a tire fire Pittsburgh has QB uncertainty Indy has QB uncertainty New Orleans has QB uncertainty and is in cap hell There are only three games on the schedule against teams who look to be in "good shape" -- KC, Tampa, Tennessee But thanks for responding!

If we are going to get where we want to go, I’d like to play them early AND late.

It would be hilarious if Culley came out in his press conference and said the Texans are going to bite a lot of kneecaps.

I just looked at it today and I’m psyched. Home: AFC East, Atlanta, Carolina, Pittsburgh, Houston, Indy Road: AFC East, New Orleans, Tampa, KC, Jacksonville, Tennessee The home schedule looks like 7-1 at worst. The road schedule is tougher for sure but there are several good travel games.

In Culley’s last two positions he led an awful QB room (2017-18 Buffalo) and an awful WR room (2019-20 Baltimore). Houston: Hire that man! 🤣😂

Is this the ultimate "get him on the cheap" thread?

I'm not sure very many NFL talent evaluators would agree with you on this. But whatever, to each his own.

The difference between Morse's value and Feliciano's isn't really close. I know we all like Feliciano because he's a gregarious "tough guy" but the answer is not to lose the 1st or 2nd best player on your line.

Umm, no. Morse isn't going anywhere.

Brown is only worth keeping if he has his explosiveness. Without it he's JAG.

To quote the late great Vince Lombardi: "What the hell is going on out there?"

Anybody think Kelce might want more money too? Having really good players you need to pay is a good problem to have. Beane will figure it out.

This is dead on. I see so many parallels between this team and the '88 team. I just hope we skip '89 and go straight to '90.

After seeing what Diggs brought to this team it is obvious he is “underpaid” with respect to the top WRs in the league. If I am Beane I don’t wait for Diggs to get “upset” about his deal, I go to him and say “we know you outperformed your contract and we are working through things to make our roster better next year so be patient with us, we’ll take care of you” or something to that effect. Get out in front of it. And yes, I absolutely believe Josh Allen wants to be in Buffalo for his entire career and will be willing to accept a fair but team-friendly contract.