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Until Murph is gone I don't plan on listening to the local feed of a Bills game anyway, so this doesn't even register on the meter.

Well, there are dumbasses everywhere, so...

Your lips to god's ears.

Jets' starting ILB out for W1.

Come on, @YoloinOhio -- lock this thread. It shouldn't have been started in the first place. Somebody watches a highlight then immediately speculates when in THAT VERY VIDEO Tre bounced up after the play on the ankle he just supposedly broke. Come on, we're better than this.

Just another one of those poorly run Democratic cities that wouldn't be violent if I....were...Pres...oh wait.

I don't remember seeing as many big plays from Bills' WRs against our DBs in camp since...well, ever.

From what I'm hearing, one of us could suit up and cover the guys playing WR for the Jets in W1 so this shouldn't be a big deal.

LOL. His coverage was pretty tight. A perfect ball from Josh and Diggs did enough hand-fighting to get a touch free.

Time to vote, people...the Bills have a 7% lead with a day left against the Stillers.

So ridiculously bad it's hilarious.

This. And the players notice and know it. That center they put in last year is SOTA and I believe it is NO coincidence at all that the Bills are a healthier squad.

If true, that's actually a huge relief. Kroft needs to stay healthy so we can actually see what he can do in this offense.

I disagree with that part of your statement. My typical football Sunday set up is the Bills on the main TV (thanks to Sunday Ticket) and the RedZone channel on a second TV. It's really all I need.

I'm curious...have you not liked the specific players they acquired, or not liked the "Carolina connection?" It's just an odd statement because the connection itself shouldn't be viewed as a negative thing. I mean, Beane just traded less than a bag of footballs to get a guy who might be able to contribute on ST because he obviously has a relationship with the Carolina GM.

Slot is typically the Y receiver. But if they want to incorporate a "big slot" with Hodgins so be it.

Hodgins isn't a slot guy either. Both Hodgins and Davis are X/Z receivers.

I know. And I'm not even saying he's wrong -- I'm just sick of reading it. We all know the QB needs to take the next step, and we don't need anyone telling us we should worry about having "the next Trubisky" on the roster.

I’ll keep beating this drum until the Bills prove me wrong. I think they’ll keep 7 and reduce another position group (QB?) by one. Davis Webb isn’t going to be snatched up by anyone and is a perfect PS candidate, plus they can sweeten the pot for him to stay. The 7 will be Diggs, Brown, Beasley, Davis, Roberts, Hodgins, and McKenzie.

No. They have completely different skill sets. McKenzie is a quick-twitch speed guy. Neither Davis nor Hodgins are suited to those plays.

A couple of other guys already answered but Johnson is a ST fixture AND the Bills love him as a developing safety.

Really hate it for Derwin. Such a good player. Removes another obstacle from KC’s path to repeat.

I’m most intrigued by two things: the number of WRs they keep and whether they cut Murphy. I really believe they will keep 7 WRs, with Hodgins and McKenzie both making it. That extra WR spot will be mitigated by the fact McKenzie is also a backup returner and plays ST, and I think they may only keep two QBs on the active roster (Webb, and possibly Fromm, to the PS). I believe Murphy will be cut. Also, I’m pretty sure Dane Jackson will make the 53. The only draft pick I see not making the 53 is Fromm.

I think this ship has sailed...

Oh, my bad, I thought it was the standard yearbook.