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To me a player like Mack exemplifies what you want out of your teams D, much like McCoy does on Offense. While other players around them may never reach same heights, elite players help elevate the units as a whole to higher levels IMO.

McD and the big Mack attack Match made in football heaven...

Like ap posted earlier... the asking price is probably set a little higher then what the Raiders may actually settle for...but who knows...

I Understand where your coming from. Buffalo has shown interest though and I"m sure Beane realized ahead of time Mack wouldn't come cheap. Two 1st, probably not, but I could see Beane offering 1st & 3rd ( or Peterman)

If you care about winning elite players are very beneficial to the process in my humble opinion. We need a pass rush...

I thought for sure Buffalo had traded up for Mack When you take into consideration how many 1st round draft choices that don't pan out. Trading 2 complete unknowns for an elite game changer in his prime would not be out of the question in my humble opinion. Would the big Mack boost ticket sales? Or media coverage? National attention? scare Mrs Brady? yes, yes, yes, and hell yes Good posting ap...

unlikely, McD and the big Mack attack ...

All is forgiven thanks buddy

I get that Augie thanks

Explain the error of my ways then What Mack is worth is debatable without the insults, no?

You could compare Buffalo's 1st round selection for the next 10 years and still not reach the caliber player Mack has turned out to be IMO. The way I look at it a high 1st round draft choice would be needed to even come close, higher then Buffalo normally drafts. So to me the deal is costing Buffalo one 1st rounder and Mack cancels out the other. I say yes, get er done Mr. Beane man

Myself personally transplant, and pure speculation mind you on my part. I think McD had already made his mind up about how he wanted Allens development to go and it doesn't include opening up the season against the Ravens. Preseason game 3 was a good example why...

Do you think a player like Ray Lewis could change the outcome of a game? Bills fans have personally watched him do it to us. I'm not talking about one preseason game that means very little in the grand scheme of things. In general teams that have a good D can win football games taking less chances on Offense making it better proving grounds for young QB prospects in my humble opinion Cornette.

On the other hand playing with a lead (good D) vs playing from behind helps give a more conservative approach to an OC's game plan in my humble opinion. So I can see Mack being beneficial for both sides of the football including a young QB in development IMO. Mack would help Allen shoulder the weight of the franchise...

Sammy , Marcel for peanuts, it got my attention...

Big Ben went 18 - 31 229 yards in rainy conditions. McCarron brought the team back from 15 - 0 down with 16 unanswered points in the 4th quarter that should have sealed the win.

McCarron can make all the throws. Peterman has limitations IMO.

A J had the game won , but the D couldn't close the deal if I remember correctly.

If RI makes the Oline better without disrupting team chemistry, call me embarrassing, (it wouldn't be the 1st time)

Reactions from the fans differ when comparing McCarron's half of preseason football to Allens half of preseason football behind the same bad Oline. All QB's need protection.

Crazy Richie might strike some fear into his fellow Oline when it comes to protecting the QB.

Its as simple as that Pops, thanks

Especially when your team needed a spark, whats up with that AFL...

Myself personally, its easier to build team back up that already has some talent and experience vs a team starting from scratch. Take the Bengals for example...

Bills new OC could have helped the situation in my humble opinion. Its almost like J A was hung out to dry to prove a point and If so, who called the shots? McD? why wasn't Allens run for a 1st down challenged?