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Nah, they are close to being a playoff team and 200x closer than Houston. It makes sense, closer to his home, good QB, he knows DHop and prolly got good reports and they paid him well.

Ha! No thanks. There is zero chance a Josh Allen QB'ed team would ever win only 4 games.

No they haven't "given up the fight." Not at all true.

D-Line is the catalyst to win championships and can stop an elite QB. Last night we saw exactly what happens when even an elite QB can be rushed with four linemen. Mahomes was brutalized and his WRs etc were not open, since they had seven back in coverage.

I think as Edmunds grows into himself and the game, he might end up elite. No way I let him walk yet.

Let us put QB aside for a second. I think that the clear gaps in our teams were pretty easy to see in the following three guys: CHRIS HARRIS TYREEK HILL TRAVIS KELCE All three are gamebreakers. We need some more juice. As such, I am hoping McBean finds a unique play maker, if avail, at our pick. Depite my past worries about drafting a round 1 rb, our running game blows and Najee would be a good step, a huge playmaker. And Hill? He was like a pogo-stick out here, he is absurd and damn near impossible to stop. We need some of that juice.

Yeldon was easily better then Singletary out there. He rarely gets tackled for a 1 yard gain, which seems to be Singletary's go to play. No idea why he wasn't used this year. So much bigger than our tiny little fellas.

He seems a perfect compliment to motor and a heavy hauler if we do need to burn the game clock. Surprised we aren't kicking the tires.

Fun topic, but how about..."I trust Beane?"

It is a little known secret that in 2027, the Saints intend to field a team entirely composed of Canadian football players. After that season, they will be back to $0 cap hit.

He is rich (Stafford), but will be a cliff note in NFL history because he was hamstrung by the worst franchise in NFL history. Bummer, but hey, enjoy the wealth!

I like Warrow. His questions are simple and repetitive, and are for the 101 level fan, but he is so likeable the players/coaches all smile and answer.

Huh? You'd trade Joe Burrow?

You think Watson will approve a trade to the Jets?!? Miami, for sure.

Sammy is a flat earther? He must have been a denizen of Parler.

I think the replacements are already in the building.

Of course you do. I am merely pointing out that, field position, like that, is unlikely, and naturally, it affects the points scored by an offense.

Seems many are basing their estimation of this game on (1) last year's Raven's game and (2) last weeks win (you know the one where we didn't blow out a good Colts team). Regarding Item 1, the loss last year to the Ravens. Josh Allen today vs. then, enough said? Still, it was a one score game, lots of mistakes, six TO's! Item 2. Failure to detonate... ...on the Colts. First of all, does anyone remember how horrid our field position was in the first half? Do we not think the Bills would have done more, were they not always so backed up? Plus, oh yeah, we won, a tight game against a team that was playing their best ball. Bills should win. We got plenty of thoroughbreds, all we need is a few players to make a few key plays.

Our girl Kim Jones is on board!

Worst thing we could do, is hire from outside. You only do that when you want to implement a new system, which, as we know is not good for your QB etc.

Bucs/Saints % looks a little off to me. Ravens are a really good team. 65% is a decent chance!

I doubt the Texans do this. But...their cupboards are bare and Watson is unhappy. Tua + both first round picks this year and a 2nd from next year and both teams could be win/win.

We of all people, Bills fans, have gotten spoiled. We expect to win by 17 these days. Imagine that?! Here is the reality: the colts gained the most yards of any team in history, with no turnovers...that lost. It was the best game the Colts can play and when it mattered most we made stops, kicked the long kicks and threw the long td passes. Great character win for our team. The Colts we saw today were a SB caliber team, we got the best version of them, and our boys got it done. It was a grinding, disciplined and solid win.

Nice summary. I agree, though the bills offense was never in rhythm they still made alot of plays, something good teams do that infuriates the other team. Glad we got the win, 25 years is a long time and a whole lotta monkey on the ole back... On to the next round.

Why? Would we not prefer to keep the exact same system? You want to bring a coach here and teach him the Daboll system when we have 1 or 2 (at least) who should be able to take up the hallowed mantle of continuity...