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I think the needs are a bit different: #1 DE ... Shaq and Trent will likely be gone, which leaves us with an old Hughes and nothing else #2 WR ... as you stated, we need a possession receiver with a big catch radius #3 CB ... Wallace and Johnson are terrible opposite Tre #4 OLB ... Lorax will be 37 years old and on his last year of his contract #5 RT ... Ford hasn't been great, but Nseke has been good and Ford is young #6 RB ... you can get a complementary big back in free agency or late in the draft very easily

You obviously don't understand how dead cap works. It would take effect in FUTURE YEARS. You actually want to cut a guy and give up a $6 million dollar player next year for no reason other than you're impatient and can't wait until off-season?

Why are we comparing 2018 stats? Lamar Jackson has 10 more TD's and 3 less INTs than Josh this year ... and a better record ... and better completion percentage ... and is a better runner. The reason people have acted like he's better is because he's been better. He's probably the league MVP right now.

For everyone saying this... WHY would we ever do this? We would take a 6 million dollar dead cap hit if we cut Hauschka right now. That would be an incredibly stupid idea. For 6 million dollars you can get a guy like John Brown or Cole Beasley. Do your research. https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/buffalo-bills/steven-hauschka-5476/

I also really hate it when people say this. He got 300 yards TODAY. Why do rushing yards not count as yards? They are literally the same thing.

How about if the Bills win their next game they might make playoffs and if they don’t they probably won’t? Why does it have to be all this “contender” BS. They are not a contender and not built to be yet. Chill out.

The next time you start a post with "I know this has been discussed before" just realize that this has been discussed before and don't start a thread. They didn't run because the defense was daring Josh Allen to pass. He didn't deliver. End of story.

Preston Brown would be great depth and he was a great locker room guy as well. He fits "the process" ... would love to see him brought in. Remember how bad we looked when Milano went down? Imagine if he goes down again or if Edmunds gets injured... we need quality depth.

Thinking about John Brown and Cole Beasley trying to out-muscle a defender is probably making Josh a bit nervous as well. We really needed/need a WR1. I’m shocked we didn’t add one via trade... asking price on AJ Green and others must have been stupid high.

Didn't see this posted anywhere: https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2019/11/08/olivier-vernon-ruled-out-by-browns/ He's a solid player. The line didn't move much with this news, but it's a nice boost for our O-Line.

We have $80mil in cap space for a reason. I've been saying this since the offseason. We are not supposed to make the playoffs and win this year. Next year we will load up with talent and you will see our legitimate capability.

Teams already know what he can do. I think it's the opposite of what you're talking about. He doesn't want to risk further injury on a team with a bad QB and bad O-line before he hits free agency.

How bout Dez nuts?

We have a ton of unused cap space this year, so we're paying him more this year to extend him at a below-market rate in future years. It's actually pretty smart.

Wow... it's almost as if... he inherited a bad team with horrible contracts and had to gut it and start over. But that couldn't be the case. Lets boo him out of town and bring Rex Ryan and Doug Whaley back.

Trade for Pat Mahomes too.

Wow this is a really interesting and fresh opinion. Did everyone else know that we have an easy schedule this year and haven't beaten a tough opponent? THANK YOU!!!!!

You might have forgotten how Schwartz was a complete dumpster fire of a head coach with Detroit. Hiring Rex was a horrible mistake... and most of us knew it immediately ...but hiring Schwartz as HC would have probably been equally bad. There's a reason he hasn't found another head coaching job despite his success as a DC. Does that remind you of anyone?

Ed Oliver is 21 years old and basically learning a new position. Tremaine Edmunds is 21 years old and already running the defense. I can't believe you're giving up on these guys already. Quitters will be quitters though. Patriots bandwagon is still open, buddy.

The more things change the more they stay the same. https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/sports/1995/12/28/in-buffalo-miamis-cox-is-one-foul-fish/01c16e51-ebd0-4591-bc4f-de20486b34cf/ December, 1995: "Weinstein is the Miami Dolphins' longtime director of security. His main mission this weekend is to safeguard Brian Cox from the same Buffalo Bills fans he taunted and spat at after being ejected two weeks ago in a heated game between these two longtime antagonists. Cox was fined $17,500 by the NFL for fighting running back Carwell Gardner that day (Gardner got nailed for $13,500)."

Can we kill this thread? Josh Allen did not have a great game. Our defense did not have a great game. The Josh Allen haters are going to hate this game, but I'm sure nobody will say our defense stinks because of this game. It was a bad game. We won. End of discussion.

And their #3 best ranked player was drafted in the 5th round (Maurice Hurst). Meanwhile, Saquon Barkley was ranked #11. We don't need to continue talking about PFF. It's a good website for a quick check, but they're wrong pretty darn frequently and don't know anything about scheme or system... they're basically evaluating players blind.

Direct quote: "72% completion percentage ... he's completing a lot of passes ... but he's still not accurate, Bills fans." This pretty much sums up all you need to know about PFF.

Seems like more than a few people disagree with you. You can cry all you want in another thread.

I really don't want this to turn into a Josh Allen vs Patrick Mahomes thread. Lets kill that before it happens please.