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The Gillislee mis-tender was worse than the Hogan mis-tender. Reilly reminds me a lot of Hogan. Can't wait to see the BR89 clothing line come out after he makes a few big plays once the Patriots* find a way to make him productive.

Hopefully we don't have to give away our Logan Thomas TE pass trick play tonight...

No reason to think we'll be anything other than 8-8.

Sammy Watkins - 4.43 Zay Jones - 4.45 Jordan Matthews - 4.46 I feel like either all or none of them are deep threats.

Definitely on board for bringing Hunter back if cut. He and Taylor obviously have a red zone connection, and I don't see Lewis making the team as our big target guy. Plus, even if we don't cut Holmes now, he's gone by Week 10.

Because Castillo.

Wenning Philly Brown Reggie Ragland Bradley Sylve

Maybe he and Hauschka are buds and he wants to be closer to his friend. Do we have any other old Seahawks?

Maybe we can dust off the old Leinart Bills jersey.

Just saw this thread and heard "Welcome to Air Pegula Stadium!" in my head.

Winfield for sure, if he counts. I feel like he's too big (in reputation, not stature). I really liked how Thad Lewis played for us in that he seemed to give it his all. Fitzpatrick seems like a guy I'd crack a beer with... over a game of chess. Also probably too well known. Joe Burns... because the name. Liked Bobby Shaw at WR for whatever reason. Mark Campbell caught everything, no matter if he was getting lit up, so he's okay in my book. Holzinger. Sanderson. Afinogenov. Wait...

Heard Eric Wood yelled at him to give back some of that f'n money he didn't earn, too. He does that.

Both drafted in 2014, so both have had the chance to play in 48 games - Watkins: 37 games played - Matthews: 46 games played Would you rather have Matthews 96% of the time or Watkins 77% of the time?

Logan Thomas in favor of Wes Saxton Kevon Seymour

Until the Bills are mathematically out of playoff contention, I root against the Patriots unless it goes against the Bills playoff chances.

Don't mind the perceived undervalue many are complaining about so much. What I don't like is potentially making the team whose 1st round pick we own better this year. I know Ragland hasn't shown much, but I would hate to see him add enough to the Chiefs to make our pick worse.

How is it that this line-up, or the same with Miller at RG, is abundantly clearly better to the vast majority of fans, yet the coaching staff still needs time? If there is any confirmation that the whole Ducasse experiment is due to Castillo's loyalty, then that coach needs to go.

Loved the first throw, or one of his first throws, where he hit our WR on a slant by leading him and putting the ball just over the LB but just before the closing S. Peterman put that ball in the only window it could have gone into for a completion. For the record, I am still on the Taylor starting train. But gotta love seeing a rookie QB come in and display laser accuracy.

Where in the world is Jordan Palmer?

Awful Jets team Week One is a good litmus test to see if this team will be competitive this year. If we're not clearly a better team, then... hey, 6 picks in the first 3 rounds!!!

Edit: as Clay gets a first down...

We're supposed to be an offense that uses 2 TEs anyways, but the play of Clay and O'Leary has been good enough to solidify that.

Do we just have short QBs or is there some lack of offensive strategy that is resulting in all these balls batted at the line?

An NFL offensive line should not be 3/5 Dawkins at LT, Ducasse, and Mills... ever. Not a knock on Dawkins as he's just a rookie and showed a good finish on that block recently, but I will feel a lot better if our Week One starting line is a healthy Glenn, Incognito, Wood, Miller, and Dawkins at RT.

That was infuriating to watch.