TheyCallMeAndy

The Beane Masterpiece: Top highest cap hits this season - Taron Johnson, who's been mediocre and was declining last season. - Epenesa, your DE3 but planned DE4. - Spencer Brown, money well spent - Curtis Samuel, enough said. - McGovern, well spent - DQ Jones, 2 years removed from elite play - Dawkins, well spent but north of 30 - Milano, enough said - Dawson Knox, enough said - QB1 That is a ton of money just wasted.

I know we will be adding Palmer and Davis, but they've only even proven to be solid #2 (Davis) and a top end #3 (Palmer). Not sure if that's enough. If the Bills can salvage this season, it'll honestly be one of the finest efforts from Allen and McD we've ever seen.

I'm feeling done with Brandon Beane.

Update: They do, in fact, need a WR.

Because it's dead quiet by the second quarter and the team won't have any communication issues lol

Especially with the amount of missed time

So apparently if you can switch it to Spanish audio, it's an entertaining listen even if you do have no idea what is being said lol I believe the home team has also only lost once as well

I didn't realize Phidarian Mathis was a formed R2 pick. I noticed him in a good way vs KC.

He thinks Davis and Palmer are the same 🤦🏻

Josh Palmer and Gabe Davis it is

I think they pull if it something is promising, not necessarily imminent. If a trade falls through, the Johnson deal doesn't hurt them.

5 years from now I doubt we still have Cook (31), Dawkins (36), or Edwards (33). Shakir maybe (32). Josh will be 34 🫣🤯 Bernard may or may not hold up another 5 years. Benford definitely doesn't project to a gracefully aging CB. Also very much depends on who the coach/GM are in 5 years.

SJD has been rumored on the radar for years.

That would be a high velocity projectile

Goodness, give me Waddle, Olave, or BTJ.

I really don't think it's Hendrickson. That move makes sense if Bosa or Groot go down. We will have 3 rock solid DEs, and still no DTs. Still no one that can stretch the field either.

He's given up 7 receptions and missed 2 tackles all season. He'll never be a "throw OL away" type dominant run defender LB, and he occasionally takes bad angles. He should probably take over the Milano role next season, but we can do worse at MLB.

On his INT... was he down? I know Worthy made contact before he fell, but the collision with Bishop is what made him fall.

And us

Imagine paying $400+ (could easily be more) on tickets, to just be an angry, miserable drunk throughout an epic win.

I really don't know where it comes from, but it's not a Bills fan exclusive thing. Any team can beat any team, and McD teams have characteristics that have been consistent for a long time. Yet so many constantly count them out in September and October. They may half-ass a random October game vs a near .500 team, but when they need to show up they do.

I think it's to just keep the OTs off balance.

I noticed this as well, Poyer has also been solid. Spelling with Hancock is definitely the plan moving forward to keep him fresh. I may be wrong, but it feels like Bishop/Poyer alternate sides more than Bishop/Rapp had been.

It's not unnoticed that he gets LT rep when the game is out of reach, I think he's the Dawkins future replacement plan. I love Brown, he's developed into a dominant Tackle and is respected in the locker room.