somnus00

Said the guy who ate cottage cheese with ketchup for breakfast.

Usually provides intelligent points and conversation. Rarely goes with hot takes for clicks. I like listening to him talk about football.

We "transition" to winning the superbowl. I'm not that worried about the guys we lost. Other than Floyd and Morse, the guys we lost weren't big contributors to the winning streak from last season. We didn't lose the Diggs, Poyer, Hyde, Tre, & Davis from 3 years ago. We have ascending young talent, Josh Allen, and we're getting Milano and Daquan back. June 1st cuts are coming, and Brady will be running his own offense rather than calling plays from Dorsey's book.

Psh... probably getting together to go golfing. Maybe we should start Trubisky and tank for the no 1 pick in 2025.

I'd say he's an elite run defender. That's not the sexy part of DE play that get one a huge contract. But it's an important part of playing the position. That said, he does need to work on his pass rush.

Jesus, he said we lost a lot of older players, so we're transitioning to a new group of younger guys. Some people just hear what they want to hear. They're not giving up, or rebuilding. This team will compete for the Superbowl. We lost a lot of guys, but of the losses, how many contributed to the winning streak in a meaningful way. Morse? Diggs, Poyer, White, Hyde, Davis didn't give much in the second half of last season. Plus we're getting Milano and Daquan back. So much over-reaction here.

Some people just can't stop repeating an established narrative, no matter what evidence there is. The Bills have been a passing juggernaut for years, and people still saying McD is a run first coach.

Johnny Smith from Northwest South Michigan State Community College was sitting right there. Wake up Beane!

The boxing as well. Teaches you to use footwork and placement to generate leverage and power. The size and athleticism are something Beane seems to like in tackles (Doyle and Spemcer Brown were both around 10 RAS).

We'll see post June 1st cuts. I wouldn't expect any big names. But maybe someone like Lockett from Seattle.

I'm surprised they didn't go Devonshire here. They met with him multiple times, and he's a Pitt CB.

Well we all know that the 40 time is the best predictor for success. That's why Tyquan Thornton is just killing it right now.

This goes both ways. People who haven't put in the work, think they know more about scouting than Beane and the pros. And criticize Beane's every pick, like their own "selection" was an all-pro in waiting.

But I saw this guy's name on at least 4 mock draft/scouting sites taking about his potential. So clearly Beane and the scouts, who have been studying these guys all year, have no idea what they're doing. 4 sites!

It's just unfortunate that every single good player in the draft was taken between picks 28 and 32. What are the odds?