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I'm going to be a jerk and correct you lol. Technically that would have been the 2nd home game as the home opener last year was against the Jets:)

Outside of the conference I would say so as of right now. Nothing against the city or the fans as I think you guys are awesome. It's just aaron Rodgers for me. I really don't like him and I think he is an extremely arrogant individual.

Oh, I had no idea

You have to pay to post? I’m so confused lol.

Ya I kind of had a feeling LA would shut him down. I see a lot of defences doing that to him in the future unless he improves on his passing. As we know by having Tyrod for 3 years, defences can easily game plan against mobile QBs who struggle to throw in the pocket.

I always kind of thought that myself. A lot of people seemed to get defensive with the comparison. Not too say they are exact, but they are both mobile QBs who run too much and have a hard time consistently throwing in the pocket.

Lamar will need to throw in the pocket consistently if he wants to be a good franchise QB. There is way too much running/scrambling going on

Fair enough. If I had to say yes or no I would say no then. But I am not saying fire him now or anything like that.

50/50. Dont approve yet but don’t want him gone yet either. Next year should tell us a lot more

Defensive MVP: You don’t have Hughes or Tre?

Nope I don’t believe they do for the Pro bowl

Lol I see what you are saying. But would you really consider a 7-9 record with the bills looking slightly better a success next year? That would technically be "progress".

Good points. I don’t think the Bills overtake the Pats yet but I love the direction their going. Still lots of money to spend and lots of draft picks. Going to be an interesting off season and we should have a better idea of how well this team can do once the draft is done.

IMO I wouldn't say it has to do anything with the coach sucking as the hand he had was obviously awful. But you think you would want to see success from someone before giving him the keys to the franchise. Once again, Not saying it was Daboll's fault that the offence sucked this year. But just saying hiring a coach with a proven track record would be an important asset IMO.

I don’t know if I would go that far. He looked like a rookie. Made some great plays and some terrible plays

I said I should have mentioned him. You were correct about mentioning the tight end group

Ya I should have definitely mentioned clay. Forgot about that one. I think a few of your studs are a bit of a reach but fair enough lol

Good call

Not stud. But not dud either

Reason I didn’t include him was because Allen played I think 11 games? Could be wrong. And 2 or 3 of those games he was bad. But. I do really like Allen. I think we have found our franchise QB Thank you sir. Was actually going to say Shaq as well. Thought he had a very good year and took a massive step. Just was including the top 5 guys and I think he falls just shy of that

Fair point. I love Allen. Just didn’t include him as he missed lots of time and he had a few bad games. But I do really like him as I think the Bills have found their franchise guy

Hahaha. Fair enough. Literally completely forgot about those guys as they barely played for the Bills. You’re right though as those guys were a disaster

Again I would say more of an unsung contributor as he didn’t even suit up for a few games. But I see where you are coming from. Definitely was a pleasant surprise, especially in the 2nd half of the year

Really eh? I would say more of a “unsung contributor “ but not sure about stud. But ya he stepped in nicely

Studs: Hughes, Tre White, Hyde, Poyer, Milano, Hauschka (before injury) Duds: Benjamin, O-Line minus Dawkins, McCoy (I get his o line didn’t help him much) Who do you got?