Doc Brown

Former 3rd round pick who could've went higher. Couldn't beat out Geno Smith for the backup job. I'll take a wait and see approach but I guess I'll take him over Jackson as Barkley's backup if Allen misses time.

Pick his brain for week one.

I've said 7-9 every year since 2006. I'm upgrading to 9-7 because the Dolphins decided to burn the place down so they can rebuild and I really like our defense along with the lack of elite QB's we're facing this year.

Glad Peko has some stability as his wife is battling stage 3 Hodgkin's lymphoma.

Now I won't demand a refund for my seasons.

Clowney trade was a disaster as they let an all pro at a premium position leave in his prime and getting very little in return for what they gave up (a 3rd round pick, a former 1st round bust, and a bubble LB/DE). They should've made up their mind on Clowney long ago when there were more teams in the market as they continued to lose leverage. The only way the Tunsil trade works out is if he develops into a consistent elite player for at least the length of his contract and they compete for the Super Bowl. Sills contributing at the same time would make the deal look like a good one in hindsight (I doubt it though). Giving up more for Tunsil than Mack is crazy to me and BOB only chance at his job is winning now.

Veterans aren't subject to waivers.

Like we had a choice? LOL. Bills aren't running a charity case here. Besides the final drive, Tyree struggled in the preseason against backups and pry should've stayed another year in college as he's not close to NFL ready. I'd rather take a chance on somebody like Kyle Lauletta (a former 4th round pick) who had a decent preseason and is unlikely to make the Giants practice squad. Josh Allen's style of play makes him prone to injury and we need a QB on the practice squad who can back up Barkley.

It's a slick move to keep Croom as insurance in a shaky TE room (two rookies, an injury prone Kroft, and a blocking TE) as Coleman doesn't have to clear waivers.

Makes sense reuniting with Reid. Expect a lot of screen passes.

Hoyer will get snatched up pretty quickly with teams that aren't comfortable with their backup QB situation. The Colts come to mind. Bills seem to have faith that Barkley is a better QB than his career stats suggest and are comfortable with him as a backup.

Or Davis Webb.

A+ trade for Miami. They'll definitely be able to draft a top QB next year and then build around him with three more 1sts and four 2nd's in the next two drafts. Tunsil will be good but I don't know if he'll be good enough to justify those picks. It's all about who's selecting the players. The Browns had a plethora of picks and screwed it up for a lot of years. They then got a competent GM and are looking to be legitimate playoff contenders.

Yup. I'd like to know the details of the trade offers (if any) Beane received last year.

True. I guess as fans we overvalue players that play for our team. It's more not trading him last year when teams were showing interest that's frustrating.

We all have our favorites but I'll trust the specialists. My only beef with the "god" that is Beane is him not getting anything for Shady last year or this offseason.

Brown, Beasley, Jones, Foster, McKenzie, Roberts

He's on the IR.

McKenzie makes it. Rolling with three RB's and DiMarco. Is Murphy eligible for PS?

Belichick knows when to cut his veterans loose.

They're set. Belichick would've traded McCoy before last year if he was running our team.

Texans trade for Hyde for an o-lineman. BOB should stick to coaching and I'm not even sure he's good at that.

Disappointed that OJ on Twitter didn't give his opinion on who the Bills should cut.

No. I deleted it. I don't want to be hated any more than I am already.

He'd have to clear waivers first like any other player released during the season I believe.