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I wonder if part of it is how close Knox and Allen are, with Kincaid coming in as the guy who is going to take Knox's place when he and Allen are best buddies. Should that be it? Of course not and it probably isn't, but part of me wonders if there is a difficult dynamic there. Teams rarely have 2 top TEs at once, so this new guy is going to come in and push one of the QBs best buddies out of town. All I know is I was so excited on draft night to hear about how "whoever lets Allen get Kincaid deserves what they get..." and it's been basically a total dud

Bills OL is a real strength of the team and we are lucky for it. Many teams have terrible OL

I thought the Door Dash driver this weekend looked a lot like Mike Brown and this could explain it. I did tip him well.

Cleveland could be sitting in a great spot there.... If they trade Garrett they'll have a ton of extra picks. they could draft Carter in that scenario and get younger and cheaper at that spot and still have a star.

Favre had a pretty serious biceps injury when he was on the Jets too. Either way, I don't think either guy (Favre or Rodgers) really wanted to go to the Jets, regardless of what they say/said. They wanted out of GB and GB wanted to control where they went. GB even put it into the deal that if the Jets traded Favre to the Vikings they had to pay extra picks. Of course, releasing him ended that.

I was recently watching some old highlights of Bruce on YouTube, and man... I forgot how he just manhandled guys and rag dolled them on his way to crushing the QB It's a huge dropoff, but Mario Williams was the next best DE we've had.

Draft both Caldwell and Grant at DT. Both 340+ pounds. Grant late 1st Caldwell 4th round Perfect!

There aren't many, and there never were many. They are truly special humans. That's why they bring such joy to our hearts when we see them don the Red White and Blue! But I want a Vita Vea!

This proposal is way, way too much power in the hands of a ref. It's like letting a ref throw a flag to allow a team to automatically convert an onside kick. Disaster waiting to happen either way. There's 2 possibilities: 1. They'll ref the play like any other 4th and long, meaning there will semi-often be flags thrown that automatically award the ball to the "kicking team" in this scenario. Think of all the possibilities: defensive holding, DPI, roughing the passer, hands to the face, illegal contact, unnecessary roughness for a big hit by a DB. That's a TON of temptation. On the flip side, offensive holding to wipe out the conversion. 2. The league will tell the refs to swallow the whistle for this play, which means defenses will take advantage, hold, etc. knowing the refs won't have the guts to call it. Sort of like a Hail Mary play now. Can you imagine the absolute uproar if a playoff game was decided because a ref threw a flag on the "onside conversion" play that allowed the Chiefs to win a playoff game? LOL It got bad this year. That would be nuclear.

I'd like to see 340 pounds, knowing that "that's what he's listed at, but who are we kidding?" Sort of like when Sam Adams and Ted Washington were listed at 345 (ish)

He's a tad light, but we could work on that if he's willing to put the work in at local pizzerias

No doubt. Stafford would make the Steelers a real contender in the AFC, barring injuries to their defensive players. They would be in the top 4 in the AFC with him, IMO. Chiefs Bills Steelers Ravens

When it comes to the onside kick, part of me thinks that if you worked all game to build a lead that is more than 1 score and the other team doesn't have time or opportunity to come back then too bad they had all game to figure it out Do the old onside kick and take your chances

For sure... I just checked the 2025 standings on NFL.com and the Steelers are already penciled in at 9-8 with a wildcard berth.

You think F- is bad, just wait until the players drop a G+ or even an H next year....

The AFC could really use some more QB talent as a conference Soon a 5-12 NFC team will be in the playoffs

Scenario: AFC Championship game. Last game ever at the current Highmark Stadium. 4th quarter. Bills led 28-17 but Chiefs just scored to make it 28-24 with 1:57 left. Romo: Ooooooooohhhhhhh Jimmmmmmmmm the Chiefs trying for the 4th and 12 onside kick! Nance: "Mahomes back to throw, rushed to his right by Garrett... and SACKED! SACKED! A couple of kneel downs and the Bills are going to the Super Bowl!" Romo: "ohhhhhhh wait a minute Jimmmmm... there's a flag!" Do we really need the rest? If this rule existed during the NE* dynasty Brady would have 11 Super Bowl rings

Hyperbole But hearing about McVay being "burned out" 2-3 years ago was a joke, at least to me.

Nooooo! Nooooo! Yelled in the bewildered and angry style of Mr. Gower in the alternate reality where George Bailey is asking him whether he knows him after Nick sprays him in the face and tells him to get out of the bar. Obviously he doesn't know George because George doesn't exist, and poor Mr. Gower was never warned by George (who doesn't exist) not to send poison in the medicine bottle when George was a kid... So no. No trade.

We need to draft a gigantic DT this draft. No more excuses!

pay the guys that make plays all the time Love it!

Some day there's going to be this service... where you pay a fee (probably a somewhat hefty one) and in return you get all the streaming services and their channels in one place. And we will have come full circle. Except it will be more expensive.

they want the kickoff to be a competitive play instead of a pointless formality I like it. It penalizes teams for just kicking into the end zone and not allowing special teams players to impact the game

It could just be the problem being a good QB but not being in the AFC

I don't get it... The Rams recently won a SB with Stafford, and this year came close to beating the Eagles in the playoffs in Philly. LA has a 25 year old coach who is supposedly burned out already and wants to retire and go into broadcasting every other offseason, so this is just an odd situation all around.