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If I was Beane and McDermott I would stop giving Dunne access. But he seems to still have ties to players and the org, so I guess they are trying to control the narrative rather than letting him spew whatever deranged words will generate headlines.

Carolina had both Baker and Darnold on their roster at the same time lol Being a good QB is a combination of talent and being in a good organization

yes, especially with no Dawkins

I’d pay him similar to what Saquon got this off season. Cook is very efficient with his touches averaging 5 ypc for his career. He is also just good enough as a receiver to keep the offense multidimensional when he is on the field. He is a bit like Aaron Jones who has been a good back his entire career and has been effective in his year 29 season. Paying him a 4 year contract I think would be good. Additionally, if we are going to make a Super Bowl run this year, it will be on the backs of Josh and Cook - our two best offensive skill players As for the tweet, Dalvins trying to tweet it into existence. Doubt the Bills have approached Cook at all in season about an extension.

Honestly I’m excited to watch all the young guys play, feels kinda like preseason. Javon Soloman though is #1 for me. Haven’t been able to focus on his limited snaps over the past weeks. Against a bad Pats OL I think he could have great day.

One of the happiest days of my life. Here is an excellent long form video by Secret Base which is a great sports YouTube channel. It dives into how the Ravens and Bengals got to that moment, the long shot odds of the 4th and 12 play happening and at about 13 minutes in the aftermath that ensued for the Bills, fans, and charities.

Quintin Morris doesn’t get many touchdowns but all of them are bangers including this one this year

Yea a bengals, ravens, chiefs gauntlet would be hard to overcome. Though the Bengals are still long shots to get that 7 seed, especially now that the Broncos will likely get some Chiefs backups in week 18.

Our top receiver is Shakir who averages 57 yards per game Cooper is 4th on the team at 34 yards per game We have 10 players who average over 12 yards receiving per game The offense spreads the ball around a ton. As long as Cooper makes splash plays like he did vs KC it was a great investment. As for upcoming years, I agree I would not pay a ton of money for him but would welcome him back at like a Samuel level contract.

I’ve seen enough bumped Josh Allen elbows this year that I will be very happy if we know the two seed is set for us on Wednesday and we can rest any starters we want against the scrub jets and pats. One seed would be the best but getting two weeks off and the two seed sounds good too.

All epic teams, Josh should be MVP, hopefully we will be the first of this list to win a Super Bowl

Greatest QB talent ever.

Detroit is pretty good lol

Yea it’ll be a Dline heavy draft. Luckily it’s going to be stacked at that position so need and value will meet. Might see 2 out of the top 3 picks at DL. maybe they go after a BJ Hill or a DJ Jones in FA too. Miller will def be gone, I think DQ will too. AJE and Milano will be back for one more year. And Oliver and Groot definitely will be. back. Hopefully we don’t spend a ton of money or a high pick on a CB or another safety since we seem to get the best value out of those positions. DLine, protect Josh and get Josh weapons this year and every year please

I certainly like McD the person and have appreciated what he has built. 7 years of excellent football has been a joy…until January. McD has always been a culture guy but I think one area he lacked a united vision is with his coordinators. Leslie was older and had more experience than McD, they have a similar D philosophy but I think McD left things to Frazier too much. On offense, I think he was a bit lost with where to go with it when he got the job as a defensive guy. So he gave Dennison try then stumbled onto Daboll where they had a lot of success. But McD always seemed to want to have a more balanced offense and Daboll didn’t. We have seen how much the two liked each other. Now with Babich and Brady (after detouring to just not a good OC in Dorsey), McD has coordinators that he can dictate his vision better to. I think that is just making the talent that was acquired by Beane with McDs vision in mind now work better on the field than past versions of the Bills. And I think you see that harmony and joy in the way players talk about this team and how loose McD has been lately (snow angels?!) In the end, McD will be remembered either as a Super Bowl champ or the guy who wasted Joshs prime. But I do think this is the version of the team that can do it. If they don’t get out of the divisional round, I will be shocked. If that’s the case a change would be necessary. Because if I believe the best version of the McD Bills is this and we fall short, we have to try something different…

The Darnold method

yea I went through the espn playoff machine and basically did a worst case scenario and even with beating the Niners the bills technically could miss out at 10-7. Though the odds of it are very very unlikely.

Not sure that would be right. If we win next week the worst we could finish is 10-7. Indy, Denver, LAC, Baltimore and Miami all have less than 7 losses and are not already leading their division. Some of them do play each other over the next few weeks, maybe when that factors in it narrows it down enough the bills can clinch with 10 wins.

If the dolphins lose a game before we play to get to 7 losses, yes

colts are at 6 wins and still have Pats, Titans, Giants and Jags left. If they make it they would be my top wildcard choice to play

https://www.reddit.com/r/buffalobills/s/vnYvHaQ1Nk Scroll down and you’ll see the article posted in the comments

Will Dodson getting cut now affect how he fits into our comp pick formula next year? Over the cap had his contract cancelling out Samuels contract https://overthecap.com/compensatory-picks

That Romo game still stings

Diontae Johnson is probably the biggest name left but he won’t be cheap