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The sad part is the bills actually could have done that if they didn’t pass on Watson in last years draft

But that’s kinda the point. Even with all those sacks, the Bills still sucked. I agree With the OP. Mack most likely would have been very productive here, but the bills are so far away. In my opinion it would have irresponsible to give 2 potential top 10 picks away for a pass rusher who just broke the bank

It’s difficult, but it you want to be good for multiple years you need to build through the draft. Free agents should be to provide the finishing touches on the team, but the core from the team should be through draft. Just to expensive to do otherwise. The only exception are teams like NE and GB. They can get away with some poor drafts because they have Brady and Rodgers to cover holes.

Lol that was my first thought as well

No the reason was because tyrod was better. Plain and simple. And still will be this year in my opinion

Lol very true comparison.

Not really lol. There is a reason why he was a backup to Tyrod

Lol this^

Don’t like this decision personally. Still trying to accept the Bills are starting a 5th round rookie last year with very minimal talent

How is he an upgrade over Tyrod out of curiosity?

100 percent agreed

He’s made some mistakes but he’s also led them to a super bowl not that long ago. That alone deserves him a chance to iron out some of his mistakes IMO

You weren't convinced before this? Haha

I would pay a lot of money to see Dustin Byfuglien or Shea Weber lay this clown out

Mccaron is not starting. There is a reason why he played the full 4th pre season game. It is clearly between Allen and Peterman

Lol yep. And Oakland still sucked with Mack. (Except for one year, but that was because their offence was ridiculous)

Don’t remind me:(

We don't necessarily know, but he never got a start in that pre season. Which tells me the Seahawks had no real intention of starting him. He just forced their hand by playing so well in the pre season games (and I am sure camp as well) that they had to start him. Also helped that Pete carroll is a play the best player > contract player as well.

From what I strongly recall Wilson had no business starting for Seattle as they signed Flynn to that big contract and I believe also had whitehurst at the time ahead of him. But he literally forced his way into the starting role by ripping up particularly the pre season games . So ya I do think you’re right that there is a lot more bad than good. But I also think it can be a good showcase for the depth guys fighting to make roster spots/make their team or showcase their talents to other teams if cut.

For the most part I agree overall with what you are saying. But I do think some good can come from pre season. You really get to see your depth players perform and to see what they are made of. In some cases I don't think camp reps provide that. Some guys are just gamers and need to play in a game in order to reach their full value. Look at Rus Wilson in 2012. If there was no pre season, he does not start that year and who knows when he would have played his first game. Same as Victor Cruz with the Giants as he was on the bubble just to make the team. Many more examples as well. I think 2 games instead of 4 would be most ideal. But as you said that won't even happen because of the money factor.

It’s the Fitz curse. Every team he goes to, he always ends up starting games lol

Why are you fine with it out of curiosity? I get the whole excitement with Allen and all, but as a fan I won’t be fine with them getting 3 to 5 wins this year. It would be extremely disappointing

Ok. So I’ll take your opinion as a “No they won’t cut him” lol

You guys think Coleman gets cut? Was hoping he would have a big game but hasn’t done anything at all so far

What? Lol. How does that have anything to do with what I said about the Bills o line and o line coach?