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Some sort of pass rusher. Rousseau, AJ, Von as your top 3 isn't good enough IMO. Hoping for a similar situation last year when they signed Leonard Floyd

If you follow baseball, he looks exactly like the Blue Jays manager John Schneider lol

That's totally fair, I'm not saying "fear " Miami. The original comment I responded too was him saying it was going to be an "easy" game. There is just no way I agree with that. 4 out of the 5 games against McDaniel (including the playoff game) have been one score games which came down to the last possession

Yes it is lol. The common theme above is that the pats had Tom Brady while the bills had guys like Kyle orton and fitz. The Steelers had Big Ben and how Many Brandon Weeden QBs for the browns? The packers had A rod and the bears had who, Jay cutler as the best? If you want to make some sort of sample size to this dolphins then look at the last 2 seasons under McDaniel and Tua. What Miami did against Josh Allen with Flores and Ryan Fitzpatrick has 0 relevance. Bills are 3-1 against Miami in the last 2 years against McDaniel/Tua. (Not including the close game against Skylar Thompson in the playoffs) 2022 at Miami loss 2022- Game winning FG to win 2023- Blowout win 2023 at Miami- close win against a banged up Miami team with the help of a punt return TD. So from that sample size ^, what makes you think it's going to be an "easy" game?

The outcomes in 2019, 2020 etc are completely irrelevant to 2024

I understand that . When I say short week, I wasn't talking exclusively about the bills. A short week on the road is also more of a challenging dynamic. Home teams were 11-4 at home on TNF last year It's not a negative. Just can't really rely on special teams TDs as it's a bit of an anomaly to get them .

Oh I agree don't get me wrong I'm not betting the bills are gonna lose. But easy game? lol. Assuming both teams win week 1 with no major injuries, The spread will be -3 max

Still. Division opponents on the road are not easy... lol. Especially on a short week. 2022 at Miami- loss 2022 at jets with Zach Wilson- loss 2022 at pats- comfortable win 2023 at jets with Zach Wilson- loss 2023 at pats- loss🤢 2023 at a very banged up Miami team- very close 21-14 with the help of a punt return TD I just don't understand how anyone could think at Miami on a short week is an easy game.

Last time bills went to Miami in September, they lost. I have no idea how you think at Miami, a division rival on a short week is an easy game.

Cards, yes. But How is at Miami on a short week on the road an easy game?

Ya potentially. Depends how Benford plays. If he takes even another step and becomes a true CB1, I don't think you need to invest a 1st round pick on a CB2

What round did you have him as a target at roughly? I also heard he's more of a 3-4 guy

Hate that. If there was one benefit of the drought days, it was all the 1 pm games lol. Thanks Josh Allen...😉

Let's put it this way- What player is going to "scare" other teams for game planning against the Bills? KC- You have to take away Kelce Balt- You take away Andrews SF- Pick your poison- all pro after all pro Det- St brown and if you do, La porta will crush you. Bills don't have a "guy" yet. Hopefully Kincaid will develop into one

Potential to be with Kincaid, but he's nowhere near Kelce and Andrews yet. (I think he will be one day) For the final 4 teams as I'll add SF in there- I would much rather SFs, Detroit's and baltimores weapons, And slightly would take Kcs just cause the Kelce factor

That's fair. My point though is Tua is not a garbage QB

Tua has not been garbage no matter how bad bills fans want to rip on him

Ya I don't know what Sal is talking about. Bills literally picked Torrence late 2nd round last year and he started every snap for them lol

Very reasonable post but lost on me on the last line. If you aren't going to watch the draft, at least watch NHL playoffs opposed to NBA😉

If he traded down and stuck Leggete at 32, I would have been a lot more happy Ya especially with McDermotts track record with safeties. Was more hoping they would spend a 4th or 5th on a safety, not pick 60

From what I heard it's not just 40 time, he has a hard time separating. i don't know as I've never watched him play, just basing it from the reports. This is not to say he can't improve though, as he's only 20 years old. Just will have to develop into a better route technician

I mean, fair points. But who do you trust more with offensive players, Andy Reid or Sean McDermott/beane? Andy Reid obviously was confident enough to trade up for a WR in the 1st round which is a glaring need for the bills

Everyone at 28 has some sort of red flag or a concern/limitation. That's why they aren't top 10 picks.

Ya but their extension kicks in after the 5th year option. Extreme example as Josh is a QB and they get paid more, but Bills had 5 years of control with Josh before his huge extension kicked in. Same with Ed Oliver

Nope. Said I would be happy with Brian Thomas, worthy or Legette. Didn't do a marginal trade up to get Thomas, and didn't pick worthy or Legette at 28 when they were sitting right there. Seems like the compensation they got from the trades weren't great, and it also sucks that the chiefs got the fastest guy ever in the NfL