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Manuel actually might not even have the weapons he has now with Crabtree and Cooper both at less than full health.

Their defense giving up 57 points to a rookie QB probably doesn't help things either.

I heard Milano respects the process. He should be fine.

Rodgers. Not sure if that's because of age or my hatred for Brady, honestly. Non-QB: Antonio Brown.

The more we know that we don't know, the more we know we know, you know?

I had very low expectations for Poyer, but I don't think anyone outplaying Byrd in 2017 was all that unexpected.

I wish there were some financially feasible way to move him now.

DeAngelo Williams. I can dream, right? More realistically, Ronnie Hillman. Played with Dennison I believe.

Would just have to tweak the offense a little bit to run more 2 or 3 TE plays. Taylor could work with Jones, Holmes, Powell, K. Clay, C. Clay, Barnidge, and O'Leary.

earning national recognition is a process

"Don't want to hijack this thread... but here goes nothing!"

He never surpasses 200 characters per tweet and his articles don't pass the eye test.

I think the line of thinking is that we ran an inside zone blocking scheme a lot last year and had the #1 rushing game in yards and now primarily run an outside zone blocking scheme and have the #12 rushing game in yards with only one rushing TD through 3 games. That could be statistically incorrect, but I think that's the popular belief. Hopefully it can just be chalked up to early season offensive line gelling, which would not be unusual.

Some of these are repeats, but: a win, 250 pass yards, Dawkins filling in nicely and our run game returning to form, Zay Jones getting involved, Lawson on the field, our defensive points against average stay the same, a big return, and McDermott giving a game ball to Gaines or White for shutting down Jones.

I do hope we don't end up looking back at that scheme change similarly to how we look back at the Schwartz-to-Ryan scheme change.

^billsfan89, I will be excited to see what new WRs and TEs we add with those 6 top 100 picks in the Spring. Another solid WR and if we can re-sign Matthews - that's a pretty good squad.

I like this list.

Especially given AJ Green, P. Peterson, J. Jones, JJ Watt, and R. Quinn, among others, went after his pick...

I hope that, but I need more evidence to think that. I think Lawson shows more effort and has the urgency lacking from Capt. Big Puff.

I think it's because injury and urgency are two different things. He's got one, but lacks the other. Bills fans wish it was flipped.

New Orleans Chick-fil-A? Because they're NFC South rivals?

If only one could go, would you rather have Lawson or Dareus?

Shouldn't it be the WRs and their route-running that turns the CBs?

Buy: Jones - stock could not be lower and I think things will start clicking soon; buy low, sell high. Sell: Hauschka - stock could not be higher and he's been less than consistent; bound to come down Hold: Dareus - honestly should sell, but too much talent for how low his stock is right now not to play the waiting game.