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While that's mostly true, that still was his mindset and personality, and the Bills in '25 (as per the OP question) would never have someone like him in that room.

It would never be Flutie with his team dividing locker room presence and tactics. Taylor has the perfect mentality for it and won’t lose the game with turnovers but won’t win you games on his own. Fitz could win you 2 out of 4, or 4 out of 9, with ups and downs. Guess I’d go with Taylor

Thurman's first game and then his 200+ yard breakout! Good choices

This random game was a blast! The "Rickey Williams game" in 2002. He goes for 200+ and we still destroy them in a winter wonderland setting.

Sam Cowart. What could have been

Umm … I‘ll just leave you to it if you believe that was a factor

Riiiggghhhht stopping the run is what really matters and is keeping the Bills out of the superbowl year after year. C’mon be better.

The Bills don’t and won’t use mammoth 1 T in their scheme. This guy can handle the run just fine and gives you 3 downs. Theyre not married to 1980’s schemes

Excellent job fellas. Good conversation flow between you, and reasonable takes on players and the justifications for teams selecting them where they did.

Na, not cost effective enough any longer to do the in-season holdout for that long.

4 rounds no trades -

4 rounder again

you're right. It's just the 1st 4 rounds but still... we'd need to grab Asante or someone like that.

4 rounds, no trades

Without watching again, I recall a controversial play or ref call involving Lou Piccone in this game that could have changed the outcome. Is that accurate or am I just old?