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darn I forgot - its in their DNA..I rmember attending, many years ago, the frist game of the Phillies vs the Royals in the world series at the Phillies stadium and they fell behind by 4 in the first inning or two and the boos were merciless..I wonder whats wrong with the water in the Schuylkill

they were booing Prescot - yes?

***** oops the word I tried to respond with got censored so lets say doing Crown Royal is a good start but you need to up your game

was sorta neutral going in but now hoping the chiefs win - love the Eagles org but the indivdual players (Suh, etc) not so much

harsh....try a gummie

Well as Bills fans we don't have a dog in this fight but I would love to get eveyone's takes on the commercials

61.72% Eagles 34 Chefs 31 38.27% Chefs 42 Eagles 38 .01% Chinese balloon lands in stadium and game stopped to clear debris and attendees......game continued to be played but no one knows the outcome as NSA has made the stadium a top secret highly classified area.

Not far off from mine..I ran my enthusiasm algorithm and got 44.25%. My Sabres one, though, is at 89.62%

If there is a big drop off as one gets into the 20s of the first round I hope the Bills trade back so they can load up on O lienman in the 2nd and 3rd..geeting a receiver is a nice add but if they don't fix that O line I think we'll see a repeat of 2022

Agree with all the posters that Bills will not be a TV favorite and thats a good thing for them to enter the season under the radar. Lets face it a bunch of teams are going to make a splash in free agency and have their draft look real shiny and impressive while the Bills won't be able to make any signifcant free agent moves and their draft, due to being at the back end of each round, will look underwhelming. Perfect set-up to help them be the underdog when they face any of the playoff teams during the regular season.

that would be true except look at the two divisions they are playing next year as opposed to this year - are you suggesting the NFC East is equivalent to the NFC Central? Same for the AFC West vs, the AFC North (this one I could see arguing they about the same overall but I give the edge to teh AFC West)

that is a reasonable fear..I wish it had zero probability but its probably 90% accurate

Expectations are tempered. Their schedule is brutal (this is the biggest problem for 2023), the AFC East teams will be better, the Bills lack elite talent (except for Allen, Diggs and maybe Miller if he recovers from the ACL injury - Milano is really good but he is not elite like a Fred Warner), the coaching in terms of in-game adjustments is simply lacking, and they are in cap hell. They'll probably go 10-7 and slip in as a wild card or maybe even win the division if they can go 4-2 in their division. I prefer they start to jettison players who won't be here in 2025 and use whatever draft capital they acquire to load up on O linemen but I get it if others feel they need to keep plugging away and hope Allen can overcome any team weaknesses in the playoffs.

7th round pick

reasonably good write up..not sure the changes needed can be made in one season given the cap handcuffs. Yes there are ways around that cap with some restructuring but there are just too many C level players on this team and the entire O line needs to be replaced. I guess give it one more shot in 2023 and if it doesn't pan out then make some real drastic changes and try for a run two years later in 2026 (using 2024 and 2025 to reststructure team and coaches). Glad i am not Beane or the Pegulas - basically purgatory for them and the fans.

no to TE and RB at those draft slots but like the other picks. Would rather see them take a safety and a wide receiver (late - hope to find one like Shakir or Hodgins)

everyone in this division has a tough schedule facing the two best NFC divisions. I think 10-6 wins the division so if the Bills go 4-2 in the division they have a shot at that 10-6. If they split 3-3 its anyones guess as to who makes it. Worse than 3-3 and its back to the drawing board.

just fix the O-line before they even think about adding any early round draftee or pricey free agent..without an Oline any back won't be worth the price

Billie Buffalo for Jax with or withiut the speedo

If they don’t resign him after the end of the next season and he then goes elsewhere do the Bills have at shot at a 3rd round comp pick?

I agree that the Bills will no longer be the media darling in 2023 and that will take some pressure off them. However that schedule is a bear. I can see them winning at most 11 games and more likely 9-10 and barely squeaking into the playoffs. I think they go 4-2 or 3-3 in the divison. They'll beat the broncos, raiders, and Bucs at home and take 2 of 3 from Jax, Giants and Cowboys. They'll lose to the Chiefs, Eagles and Bengals on the road and win one of two from the remaining Commanders/Chargers games. Of course that is why they play the games but as fans we'll know early on after the first four - five games what type of season we are in for. As a bonus the Sabres will go on an 8 game win streak to start the season.

So basically you are in the camp that an entire coaching staff change is needed. I can't say it won't work or isn't needed - my point was whether the schemes are the problem or is it the quality of the players

totally on board with the maximize those comp picks - they can then use them to take flyers on OL and maybe get lucky and hit on 2-3

While it will probably never happen I wonder if they changed the D and O coordinators and replaced them with more imaginative coordinators (such as the two Cinci has) whether the existing talent on the Bills is good enough to make a SB run. The team just doesn't seem to have the talent (outside of Allen, Diggs and Milano) to stack up against the other playoff teams. In another thread I proposed jettisoning almost everyone to obtain a boatload of draft picks, get out of salary cap hell and simply sacrifice a year or two of winning football. Having said that I may be wrong and its simply the schemes and coaching as the OP has proposed. Who knows - oh well at least the Sabres seem to be on their way back up.

while I am not normally a fan of tearing things completely down I hope they think about a two year (maybe three year) revitilization to this team. With the exception of Allen, Shakir , Cook, Elam, Taron Johnson, Knox, Bass and Milano (maybe Rouseau but not really impressed by his game), everyone of the players on this team should be expendendable. Not everyone will go and I know its not feasible to get rid of more than maybe six to eight players but except for those I listed above I don't think the team going forward in two years will be any worse off if they loose anyone else on this current roster. I think they should try to get out of cap hell by trading as many players and aging vets as they can inlcuding Poyer, Hyde, Von Miller, T White - not sure with their salaries anyone will take them but maybe Beane can work some salary retention magic. Then in this years draft they need to load up on O line men and wide receivers because they typically take longer to develop, Allen needs to stay in one piece and the Bills should be eyeing 2025 or 2026 for a SB run. Of course they'll draft some D players but if the choice at their draft spot is O or D being comparable take the O guy. Finally the coaching needs to change but given how the org works it will take a lot of persuading to get rid of McD, Dorsey or Fraiser. I wish they coudl strike magic with coordinators like Cinci has.