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DaBills, Im not saying the story on the trade is fake news, just that wasn’t Tampa. That’s all. I’m not commenting on the acquisitions as I am a Tampa fan far below being a Bills fan, but now the less hope these two can do something for Tampa. It doesn’t affect the Bills in anyway so if Gronk can come back to form and Brady has a little left, Tampa could use some good news just like resurgence of our Bills.

Joe, you’re lucky to see anyone in this weather wearing jeans. It’s different when people are working as you have to dress professionally, but if not working we live in a t shirt, golf shirt, shorts and flip flops as a regular. My family hates me as in January I love just wearing a sweater and jeans. I know it sucks in Buffalo as I grew up in the snow belt in winter. I’m just saying no one is wearing a winter hat down here ever except maybe again in January when it can get into the 30’s at night. I call false news.

This thread is a joke right. Lombardi and King are doing BB’s leg work. Seriously? Guys, enough with the conspiracy theory stuff. Peter King would never ruin his integrity over something so silly. He has tight ties throughout the league.

Im guessing you’re kidding as I fly almost every week for work for the last 20 years and live in Tampa. That does not look like Tampa, and btw, it is 81 degrees, and 90 yesterday so don’t get the outfits. I flew out of Logan a ton and looks just like Logan.

Well done my friend. Thanks for this homework.

I’m on board with Fournette, just not Coleman.

No thanks due to pedestrian production at times. Why not just draft a young guy with fresh legs. I was listening toJordan Palmer Sunday on NFLR, and made some good points on Dillon out of Boston College. He would be the perfect compliment to Singletary and a different type of Back.

PTR, great idea, but I’ll be an observer probably laughing at you knuckleheads saying that affectionately, because I don’t go bananas like many researching draft prospects. I’ll leave that to my learned friends. Great idea PTR.

Pass on this one other than yes, my sister works for the Sabres so worried for her, and I’m also laid off given the pandemic so sucks, but if it weren’t for the Pegulas, we wouldn’t have sports in Buffalo anymore. I hope they find a solution to minimize the impact, but companies retract during these horrible recessions, bordering on a depression if not improved, and my hopes are not there.

If he only costs a 5th, and is at 4.16 mil. For one year, he would be an asset, and can reassess after the year. We would take a RB probably in the 4th or 5th anyway, so not a great risk. I know his history, but he did have a very productive year in 19, so unlike me normally, I’d consider it if they could come to an agreement with our expectations meaning the process thing. Otherwise, I’m fine rolling the dice on a later round pick maybe Dillon and see what happens.

Fair enough peaches.

Putin, I didn't want pile on, but glad you can laugh it off. Best, You can argue Kyle or even Wood. Worst, that's hard as there are so many between Mike Williams (atrocious), Maybin, and its' sad I cant even remember that 6'5 WR from Indiana, was it Henry or something. He couldn't read a playbook, or couldn't basically read which is sad. I remember years later was found dead by a river, speculated he committed suicide. He was a nice guy, but a horrible pick.

My young padouin as stated in Star Wars, many state Marino, but Kelly kicked his ars for years because they only had super duper, meaning duper and clayton, no RB, no defense, and Kelly is one of the toughest QB's I've ever seen and that includes Favre who is one tough as nails QB. I couldn't believe how he would wait when the rules were different and would get tattoed so he made that ball to Lofton, Beebe, and my favorite, Over the Middle, Reed. If you are old enough to have watched every one of those games, you'd know what he meant to the AFCE and Buffalo. Ask Chris Berman? That is not to take away from how magical Marino was in his day. Id still take Kelly six days a week and twice on Sunday. Kelly Tough!

Lois, just kidding, it was just too easy (actually like you’re avatar). You make a good point in that we have Beasley, Singletary, Yeldon, and even McKenzie that could be used better in the screen game. Hell, Brady made his career in the screen game first with Welker, then Edelman. I like Gailey’s game planning as that is all he had with Spiller doing well in that style. I never disliked Gailey, as he was doing his best with one least talented team in the NFL. I’m not one to bash Daboll, and not saying you are either, but this is definitely an opportunity for growth. I really like Allen, but I wonder does he think Allen can process quick enough to make the screen game work. The best part of Brady has been between his ears. I’m not asserting Allen can’t do it, but it makes sense as a plausible reason why Daboll hasn’t incorporated into his game planning. Interesting First Round. I would have bet Metzellars would have been on that list. I met him as a kid in a convenient store in Blasdell. I couldn’t get over how tall he was to a little boy. Thanks for sharing.

Rico is one bad ars mofo. Just kidding bud. I agree from a previous poster, this thought is silly and no way Tua falls anywhere close to the Pats, but even if he did, he won’t last long given his size and injuries. He’ll have to get used to getting rid of the ball, Brady fast to have even a chance, but I never root for any player to get knocked out of football. If it happens, ok, but rooting for a career ending injury doesn’t sit right with me. Blackkat, you did exactly what should be done more often. Coach Tuesday’s a good guy from what I see in his posts. He’ll be fine, and now that you clarified, you might end up as friends on threads as I don’t harbor Ill will when I’m slammed, as anyone can misunderstand someone’s meaning, or maybe could have been written better. I just appreciate a man if he may have made a mistake, owns it. That’s class. I hope both you guys enjoy you’re Sunday, even though it is Groundhog Day right now.

Well written Paup. Agreed with you’re points and would rather use capital on the offensive side for more weapons.

Tipster, good post, as I agree with Ford competing with Spain for the LG spot, but we have Daryl Williams, Ty Nsekhe for the RT, and have bigger needs. I saw the article this morning about Fournette to the Bills at only a little over $4 mil. On a one year as speculation, and for once I’m not against a RB in free agency. If we only had to give a late round pick, and he compliments Singletary perfectly. That would be one reason to maybe get a RT, but I want an Edge Rusher, a possession WR, and if we already have the RB we don’t need to draft one. In that scenario, I’m cool with a Tackle, and maybe a CB for depth. I’ve said it before, but too bad we didn’t outbid the Browns for Hooper. We’ll have to wait til next year to draft one as this class is supposed to be weak, and next years looks very good. I would have dropped before the restructure Kroft, as well as Smith. As we know, we have to keep adding pieces to this offense as we already have a very strong defense. Our window is now and have a leg up returning so many pieces in a crazy off season.

Happy, like you’re posts, but you forgot one team in the AFC. THE BUFFALO BILLS! Sorry, I wasn’t yelling, just excited we’re in the same discussion now as the teams you mentioned and I agree with you 110%. These are likely to be the four division winners. I don’t remember any of them including us losing key players in free agency, and several additions including us. As far as Clowney, I didn’t see him live up to his hype coming out of the draft, but he is a solid player. It’s just mind boggling he didn’t play better with Watt on the other side as Watt drew most of the double teams, and still beat them. I hope the Titans play well as long as it is not against us which is supposed to be the last game of the season in TN. While we have two tough divisions in the NFC and AFC West, they don’t exactly have it easy with AFC and NFC North. You can make the argument the Jets and Dolphins are rebuilding and the Pats may be good, but not the same as the past. Now their division doesn’t look that hard either as Jax and the Texans should be a mess, but there are some good teams in both divisions in the north with the Packs, MN, Ravens, and possibly the Steelers as Big Ben will be back. I can see the Titans and Bills with a 10-6 record even though both teams may be better, but facing tough opposition. It should be a fun year as long as we have a full season.

Moon, you’re assuming this exercise says current players are competing against guys from far in the past. You can think of past players playing against past players. Nagurski or anyone else including the great Lombardi coached against 5ose guys and their scheme. As bright as Lombardi was he would have figured out how to coach against BB. That man was special.

Wizard, thanks for you’re assessment.

As Sal has mentioned, if before the Diggs trade we had 9 picks and still have 7, we wouldn’t be able to find spots for all of these players. My hope is however he can bundle 7 picks into 4 players, and hopefully find three that can start or at least be a rotational player. We need quality, not quantity at this point.

Colorado, nice post. Agreed on another possession type WR, battering ram RB like Carson from Seattle, and an edge rusher would be nice. If we had a better TE class, I’d say yes, but as someone else mentioned, next year’s class of TE’s is better so we’re probably going to live with what have this year.

Well said as I can’t stand the guy, but he continues to find a way to win. We’ll see if he can do it post Brady. I’d say he’ll rely on defense and the run game, but that is to be seen as they lost some stars on defense. Philly was a good pick toward the top as well as NO. If I were a Saints fan ( and I’m not ), I’d be frustrated as they have been knocking on the door for the last three years. They have an enormously talented team and well coached. Brees doesn’t get even close the recognition he deserves.

There was an argument made on NFLR by the analysts that teams to compensate for quick release QB’s like Brady, by bolstering more their secondaries than traditionally the D Line. For now, we are doing both so we have a good D Line, not great, but as a unit, we have a top flight secondary. This is why someone in another thread was concerned about allowing White to walk. McBeane knows how much they need White and company. They are playing it smart as they are trying to manage their cap over a couple of years with strong drafts, as they know eventually they will have to pay Allen. Even our marquee trade with Diggs is low comparatively speaking for a true #1 WR. Other true #1’s are getting a lot more than Diggs. It’s a good five year strategy and possibly beyond for having sustainable success. This is why we won’t probably see these really high priced free agents go in successive years. We’ll keep seeing good pick ups like the last two years, but not the OBJ or Clowney types.

kmart, no it’s not. I’m not hair on fire, but hasn’t even hit the peak. Doesn’t mean we won’t have a season, but I’m worried about loved ones and friends not getting it. If fortunate, it will drop, but it hasn’t yet.