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Agreed. Honestly I hope Ryan Nielsen has been working closely with Landon Jackson over the last several weeks and he improves because he's going to need to start playing, probably this week.

As much as we want to complain, at least we aren't the 49ers. There's a 100% injury rate in the NFL... I just want the season enders to impact players to stop happening like they have the last 2 weeks with Hoecht and Oliver.

To be fair, we won't necessarily hear of the trade possibly for another half hour to an hour or so if Beane executed it just before the deadline.

Wouldn't really be surprised if this happened... I'm also guessing we wouldn't really take on any new salary from Von and since we're already paying him anyway and he can seamlessly slide into this D, I don't think it'd be a bad move for at worst a 4th or 5th round pick. Love Deebo when he's healthy, which is never.

It's possible that we could actually free up the Cap space to do it this year considering his Cap hit for 2025 is $6.1m and we've played half the season, so I believe the Bills would only have to take on about $3m in CAP. Where are you seeing his Cap hit is less than $1m?

Soooo... we good???

After those Halloween pics... uh yeah not so much...

So I know traditionally Tre hasn't been a good tackler, but that seems flipped on its head this year. He seems like a pretty sure tackler, but not good in coverage on the outside due to his deteriorating athletic ability. With Taron potentially out of the game, would Tre be an option at slot CB?

Ya know... Elijah Moore and Curtis Samuel were both 2nd round picks and 4.3 speed guys with Shakir as a 4.4 guy. There's plenty of speed and talent between those 3 players. I hope at some point Brady sticks Moore and Samuel on the outside and puts Coleman in the slot. This would be a great week to try that.

Dude... not gonna lie... I was literally wondering this last night and thought about posting it on here. I decided not to and thought everyone would say that's nuts. With that said, we all know Allen is a family man and kids are in the future... curious if the plan was to impregnate her over the Summer so she would give birth during the dead season in March or April. Probably not happening, but honestly I'm glad you posted this thread. At least it shows I'm not the only crazy one thinking about when Allen's having kids

Man if we could get a HEALTHY Jones and Palmer back, that would be huge! I'd almost prefer it if one of Bernard and Milano stays out in favor of Shaq Thompson, who I REALLY hope ends up starting from now on.

With Oliver now probably out for the year it's become pretty important to know the timeliness on DQ and Sanders getting back. Unfortunately I don't think that's in the next week or 2 which makes me think we're trading for a DT. That kinda sucks. Really think WR is more pressing. Be nice if Palmer also got back. Injuries... ugh

I think this is what's wrong. The broadcast flashed to him shaking his right hand after one of his rushing TDs and I was hoping someone would ask him about it post-game.

Agree to disagree

Of course there's something up, but it doesn't automatically make the trade not worth it. He's playing in a brand new offense with a brand new Head Coach who is also the playcaller. As you said, he was phenomenal last year with a different Head Coach and playcaller. Maybe he's unhappy with his fit in the offense and that's the root of all the problems. If so, I don't view that as a dealbreaker in any way in terms of trading for him. It didn't with Diggs. If we had the CAP space it wouldn't with AJ Brown. He had almost 1300 receiving yards and 10 TDs last year. He did that in the NFL as a rookie and is under cost control for 2 1/2 more years. I want to see this happen. He's a better bet than any rookie WR and would immediately step in as our #1.

Maybe McDermott has finally reached the point of "throw the young talented players in and let them take their lumps that the fanbase has wanted.

What? Why? Trade our 1st for him and consider him our 1st round pick next year like Diggs in 2020. Except he'd be much cheaper for 3 more years and younger. This would be monumentally stupid for the Jags though.

I wish Samuel could stay freakin healthy. When he actually gets on the field in relatively good health (an extreme rarity) over the last 2 years, he's done some really good things and looks like he'd be part of our main WR rotation consistently.

For everyone freaking out about "limited" vs. "full" participation as defining factors on the health of these players, I don't think that's the case. I've listened to Sal Capaccio (Bills beat reporter) on numerous occasions talk about how even though guys were listed as limited, they looked like they were full participants to him in the media portion at least. Hearing his report yesterday about Hairston, for example, was enlightening. He basically said that his own opinion before yesterday was that Buffalo would slow roll his re-entry into the team and wouldn't activate him until the Dolphins game, but in watching him practice yesterday, he said he wouldn't be surprised if he were on the active roster this week. The same freak outs apply to all the other limited players.

Not posted yet? Really?

Not posted yet? Really?