Logic

They somehow acquired the only Wilson worse than the Wilson they started last year. Worse Wilson Blues. Between this and the new jerseys, a pretty rough day for Broncos country...

Right. It would be like the Bills helmets having "lake effect snow" written across the front.

Great move for Denver. Any time you can make a move that both worsens one of your draft pick positions AND worsens your QB depth chart, you've just gotta do it. Broncos country, let's ride!

Everyone and their mother has been saying for several seasons now that Josh Allen needs more weapons and the Bills need to re-allocate some of their defensive spending to the offense. So by all means, let's let Gabe Davis walk, trade away Stefon Diggs, and draft a raw project DE at 28 that'll take three years to hit his stride. Perfect. Curtis Samuel WR1 SZN!

Hit and quit it. I respect that. I disagree though. These jerseys got a face fit for radio.

Yes, Teef. Grow up and answer the damn question. Oh and also, another update:

That was my thought. Some Arena League, MAC lookin jerseys. Also...the "5280" on the helmet is NOT great

This is a total miss for me, dawg. I'm gonna have to pass.

Thanks. I hate it.

Even THAT, I think, is delusional. Again, I refer back to Kendall Hinton playing emergency quarterback in 2020 and completing ONE pass in an NFL game. That was an actual NFL player! If someone athletic enough to actually play in the NFL was only able to complete ONE pass in a game, how could I ever reasonably believe that an average American message board user could complete ELEVEN of them? No way, no how.

Based on the results so far, there are at least 26 highly delusional people on this forum. I mean...past history indicates its much more than that, but...staying on topic. As for me? Maybe, MAYBE one simple swing pass thrown laterally and a short distance, immediately upon receiving the snap. Anyone watch the Kendall Hinton game? Yeah. And that dude's at least an actual NFL player.

Yes. The Bills will be better than last year. I know that may sound crazy, and many will likely call me a homer with rose-colored glasses on. That's fine. I DO tend towards optimism. That said, I'm sticking with my statement. The Bills will be better than last year. Fresh start, fresh energy, Josh fully taking the reins. They won't need a miracle stretch to end the season in order to make the playoffs. They'll comfortably be a playoff team, and once they're in the tournament, as we all know, anything can happen. As long as Josh Allen is the quarterback of the Buffalo Bills, they will contend every year. The window is wide open. Josh Allen IS the window.

Might wanna wait 'til after pick 28 of the draft. Beane sure was talking a lot about wanting to add a defensive end the other day...

@Aimee75 This simple key quote from the ProFootballTalk article on the subject will hopefully put your mind at ease a little bit: "The skyrocketing valuations of NFL teams and the estate taxes have made it difficult for sole ownership." In other words, this type of thing is more and more common, and the Pegulas are not the only ones in the NFL doing this. It's a practical financial matter, not a "first step to selling the team entirely" thing.

I would encourage you to read Graham's article. I really don't think it's anything to worry about.

I was just being cheeky. I don't think anyone knows who the bidders will be at this point, but I assume there will be no shortage of suitors. At this point, there is no reason to believe they are selling any more than 25%, or are moving on from being owners of the Bills, or moving the team, or anything of the sort. The stadium is being built. The Bills aren't going anywhere. As for the "why" if it, Graham lays it out in his article: Tax considerations, liquidity, stadium overrun costs, etc.

The Pegulas currently own 100% of the Buffalo Bills football team. They are selling 25% -- or one quarter -- ownership of the team. This will leave them with 75% -- or three quarters -- ownership of the team. They are doing this to make some money. Hope this helps.

It's more and more common for sports owners to do this. Tax reasons, stadium cost overruns, etc, etc... Graham lays it out well in the article.

Yeah it's not a real thing.

I genuinely don't know how people can make statements like this with so much confidence. It's the same confidence I heard when people insisted that Stefon Diggs wouldn't be getting traded away this offseason. No one knows squat.

My preferred correction.

I like Shakir and Samuel a lot. Both of them. Probably more than most. But even so, the Bills WR corps is lacking a few skillsets right now. Samuel is a guy who can play flanker, slot, and give you some gadget and jet sweep stuff or line up in the backfield. Shakir is a guy who has some degree of inside/outside versatility, but is better in the slot. Both offer good RAC. The Bills lack a legitimate, viable X receiver (I refuse to count on much offensively from Mack Hollins). They lack size. They lack a red zone threat. They lack someone who is gonna put a bit of fear into the hearts of defenses. They lack a guy that needs to be gameplanned for or who will ever draw extra attention from defenses. I like Shakir and Samuel (and Kincaid and Knox and Cook), but the Bills need more. They need at least two more legit dudes out there.

Agreed. Even BEFORE Diggs left town, everyone in the world said "the Bills need to get more help for Josh". Then we shipped a 100 catch, 1,400 yard a year guy out of town, and Gabe Davis -- who, say what you want about him, scored a lot of touchdowns for this team -- is gone. Now, when I mention double-dipping in rounds 1 and 2 at WR, I get a lot of pushback and people saying "The Bills have other needs!". But...if the Bills needed to add a receiver BEFORE Diggs and Davis left town, they DAMNED sure need to add TWO of them now! I understand the arguments for improving the defense, but to me, nothing trumps surrounding our franchise QB with as much weaponry as possible in terms of importance. Let's end this "Bills don't give Allen enough help" narrative once and for all.

If we're doing WR reclamation projects, I'd rather kick the tires on Hunter Renfrow (28) or DJ Chark (27).

I don't think Belichick has what it takes any more. I don't think his dour military drill Sargent, "no one gets to have any fun" routine works in the modern NFL, and I especially don't think it would mesh well with a team that's got guys like Dion Dawkins and Josh Allen leading it. He's also 72 years old. How much longer is he really going to be coaching? If they want to move on from McDermott in the next year or two, then so be it, but I don't think Belichick is the guy you bring in. I echo other posters who say that it's ridiculous (but completely on brand) that THIS is what Nick Wright and crew are talking about the week before the draft. I don't blame them, I guess. Lots of airtime to fill, and tabloid level controversy, shouting over each other, and salacious headlines are what get views and re-Tweets. Such is the way of the sports media world in 2024.