Turk71

They didnt trade Cook for him, he is still on the team and will still get touches. This is about Moss being redundant and Hines being a more experienced and dependable pass catcher. 89% catch rate to 63% is a signicant difference when trying to convert 3rd downs. Nobody said Hines was more dangerous than Cook with the ball. This is for the SB run. Cook has plenty of time to keep getting better and will keep being a part of the offense. He is not being replaced.

so catching 5 of 8 passes is not really much different than catching 25 of 28? got it

I like the trade and I think Moss will be a decent rb and have a decent career in the NFL. The Bills already have a currently better version of him and Hines gives them something they were lacking. Cook has caught only 63% of his targets, Hines leads the league at 89%.

Great move. Moss and Singletary are a lot alike and Singletary is running well, playing better. Hines has the highest catch rate among rbs 89% and is 6th in VOA when receiving. Good hands and good after the catch, one of the top pass catching backs is just what the team needs. Great move.

Von Miller

There may be a lot of overreactions but calling it meaningless is just stupid imo. You have to do a lot wrong to lose a game you control t of poss 40 to 20 and outgain them 490 to 215. I still can't understand what the ***** happened at the end of the first half. That was so extremely stupid that it hurt my brain.🦧🤦‍♂️

Regardless of anything else, that was pretty weird and ***** up imo. He legitimately wobbled and stumbled...twice! wtf???

Just stupid. Not quite as stupid as the end of the first half, I still cant understand that at all.

It should be no surprise to anyone, including coaching staff, that the oline sucks. Little talent and no depth, and guess what? Josh is not really Superman.

I knew that stupidity at the end of the first half would cost them. What the ***** was that anyway? Bills went out of their way to lose that game. Over 40 minutes of possession, 500 yards to 212 and somehow you lose. Unreal.

Wait, so the Bills paid him over 3 million and then dumped him because they were worried he would play well and then leave after this season? 😂

Howard really earning his money from the Bills by helping Houston tie Indy. 2 tds from a guy who is so washed up the Bills gave him over 3 million dollars and dumped him without playing a snap. I guess it's hard to crack a roster with Sweeney as #2. Hughes performance is no surprise, he has been top 10 generating pressure every year for years now.

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Chargers/Raiders Chiefs/Cards Packers/Vikings look the most entertaining Check in on the Pats Dolphins to see how they look same for Jets Ravens

D was ferocious Once the offense quit stopping themself they were unstoppable Allen is a lion heart Dominant convincing win Fantastic

Woohoooooo

Great Bills hat, my brother has one of those. He keeps it mounted on the wall at his house and wears it on game day, cracks me up. Cmon, snap out of it Miyagi. 😂

I sang with a band in a club a few doors down the street in '83, Jose Murphy's Irish Pub. Its called the Open Bar now I believe. What a great crowd. I bet I know some of those folks.🙂

Atlanta over NO

Good Bills have a decent punter One week until liftoff

Roid Rage There has to be discipline for swinging your helmet at people. That's assault with a weapon. A weapon wielded by a 300lb beast. Dangerous.

Just trying to raise the Bills' offer I would imagine

I think Moss is gonna be good, whether it's in Buffalo or not remains to be seen. I am hoping they can find a roster spot for him. If not, I think he will be on another roster. He breaks tackles, catches passes, good pass blocker, on a rookie contract and finally healthy.

Dont know if this has been mentioned already but this is from an ESPN+ article about NFL top 100 snubs. They listed 8 snubs. 7. Matt Milano, LB, Buffalo Bills "Over the past five seasons, Milano leads all linebackers with at least 500 coverage snaps in targeted EPA allowed at minus-55.5, per NFL Next Gen Stats. He also leads all linebackers in that span with a minus-11% completion percentage over expectation allowed. And he ranks third among linebackers in that span in yards per coverage snap allowed (0.6) and is first among players currently on teams. I didn't go into this list thinking Milano would be on it, but those coverage numbers are astonishing."

Two other teams drafted punters before the Bills took Araiza, who was clearly the highest rated punter in the draft. Why did they know enough not to pick him and the Bills did not? Did the Bills know and take a chance that it would just go away? Otherwise, why did the Bills think he was dropping and teams were drafting other punters? McD looked uncomfortable and pissed off to be in that situation.