Chicken Boo

You might be ahead of the curve with this one.

Apparently "building the line" is more complicated than it seems because it has yet to happen in 5 seasons. This team should be striving to upgrade every position that can be improved upon. Fournette has shown to be a better RB than what we currently have. He's excellent in pass protection, is an all purpose guy and a veteran presence. He would be an asset here if used properly and wouldn't break the bank.

The Wire...but Clay got off and the Feds didn't pursue em because politics.

This right here.

So more of the same, but with a less seasoned coach. Got it.

There would be no shortage of guys jumping at the chance to coach Josh Allen. That's for sure.

With who at QB to take the pressure off Henry? Teams won't be able to sell out - and fail - in an effort to stop him on this squad.

To limit the turnovers and its one-dimensional nature, this offense should be less reliant on Josh Allen. That is, if you all actually want to win a Super Bowl.

And you may very well be right. The Commanders passed on hiring Kyle Shanahan and Sean McVay. Instead they held on to dead weight coaches. "I'm not going to tip toe around it anymore..." - Mike Florio We share that sentiment.

I'm pretty sure overall money has more to do with it than the taxes on said money. Poyer openly lobbied for a deal that Buffalo has shown they're not willing to give him. That's where it ends.

He wouldn't be getting a long-term deal and even at 33, he's a significant upgrade over Edmunds.

First rule, I would think, would be to not throw your head back like a toddler throwing a tantrum.

Yeah, but the Browns franchise doesn’t command the respect that Baltimore does. It means more if the Ravens were to shell out a fully guaranteed deal. I think the NFL is headed in that direction anyway with the upper echelon QBs. Their deals are virtually guaranteed anyway, unless something truly unexpected were to happen.

Honestly I don't see the big deal. Lamar will be signed to a massive 4 year deal anyway. What are the odds he won't be 'the guy', where ever he is, for the next 4 years? This is more about the league not wanting to set a precedent for fully guaranteed contracts.

I don't know why Tennessee would do such a thing, but I can't wait to hear from everyone how this is somehow a bad move for Buffalo.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/Co-gaDiPNKC/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= I'm glad someone said it.

From what little we saw of him this past season, gotta say I was impressed.

Mike McGlinchey. Can't go wrong with a sure thing on the offensive line.

Obviously I meant Vincent Jackson-like production. Never saw that article before either. He must have been in rough shape.

I wanted him at #9. Couldn't believe they passed on him at #38. And they still haven't learned a thing.

I'd settle for Vincent Jackson.

Injury issues aside, I love DJ Chark's game and think he'd be an excellent compliment to Stefon. Agree 100% on Dorsey. I disagree on a serviceable run game for Allen though. I believe this team relies on Josh's arm too much and this team needs a RB and running game they can lean on. Part of protecting Josh, is protecting him from himself (turnovers).

Go get your money, young man. I'm happy for him.

Smart move by the G-Men. Just 24 years old. Hodgins is in a great position to earn a lucrative deal next off-season.

Yup. They'll adjust their scheme to the talent they have. Whenever Kelce hits the wall will be the real test for them.