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Nope. One of the advantages of building across the street.

Whoops. I thought they sat him for the Bucs game. I stand corrected.

First round picks. Definitely. White, Edmunds, Oliver, and Rousseau each played at least 15 games their rookie season. McDermott isn't afraid to make them health scratches though (Oliver and Rousseau) if he thinks they need a kick in the pants. Allen is the exception as he missed a few games because of injury.

I'm not trading up in the first round for a one trick pony after beefing up the interior with Jones and Settle. I worry about his work ethic as his weight in college constantly fluctuated. If he's there at 25 then I wouldn't have a problem with the Bills selecting him but trading up for him is dumb. The Super Bowl is in Arizona btw.

You can take him and not trade Poyer. We need all hands on deck this season and I don't want to break up the Poyer/Hyde combo for some 3rd round pick.

Like not crying over Brady’s dominance of us and not caring for the guy either.

Unless you sign say a Gilmore type veteran to a multi year contract and have it structured so the first year cap hit is around three million.

It’s pry a fair assumption although they could easily add cap space if needed. Rule out nothing is a good rule of thumb.

Well. At least you live up to your username.

Miller just turned 33 years old. Bruce went to Washington at 37 years old. Bruce made the pro bowl and had double digit sacks at age 33, 34, and 35. Terrible comparison.

Right but he didn't take a pay cut. He got a 5.68 million dollar restructure bonus as they just added three void years (dummie seasons) to the end of his contract. You add his base salary, workout bonus, plus his incentive bonus and it comes to about 7.7 million.

You or I may be reading it wrong. Hyde is making 7.7 million. Poyer is making 7.1 million.

I wasn't advocating for a trade but if Diggs demanded to be the highest paid NFL WR then it would make sense to trade him now where you can sell high. It wasn't a crazy conversation given the recent trades of Adams and Hill. Instead, we got him on a reasonable 20.7 million a year. That's only 2.7 million more per year than Christian Kirk.

Yeah. Like new stadium public funding.

Statement move by Beane. This wil look like a bargain with Metcalf, Brown, Samuel, and Jefferson coming up.

The last and only time (I believe) where we were sole betting favorites to win the Super Bowl was before the '91 season after "Wide RIght." In other words, it's pretty uncharted territory for most Bills fans. There's too many variables that have to fall right for us to win so I'd bet the field if that was an option. However, it'll pry be the most confident I feel entering a season since '91.

I wish they would’ve added a non injury control group in this study. Obviously a torn ACL will shorten many careers but without a control group it’s impossible to know to what extent.

With the 77th pick in the 2022 TSW Mock Draft, the Minnesota Vikings select Martin Emerson, DB, Mississippi State. Vikings go all defense with their first three picks and fill a need at CB. Emerson is a tall and physical corner who uses both these traits to be effective in man and zone coverage (kid has 33 ½ inch arms). The Browns @frostbitmic are on the clock.

That's a lower percentage than the US population at large.

Already taken care of

He also went 11-5 with Matt Cassell. Brady's first three Super Bowl's had more to do with the defense than him. Belichick is an all time great coach but I do wonder if the modern game has passed him by.

He has nowhere to go but up.

I know. That's why I said he sucked his rookie year.

There was a mock last year where pretty much everyone was ticked off by our choices. I believe it was Ossai in the first and Shelvin in the second. Neither went in the first two rounds and both were drafted by the Bengals. They both sucked their rookie year.