Patrick Duffy

For me, if talking about "most excited" it's always going to be watching Josh Allen above all else by far. It's like if there's anything that might be so close to a guarantee it can't be any closer, it's that Josh Allen will amaze. However, what I'm also interested to see if the D can take the next step. But Bosa certainly doesn't install much confidence lol. I'm actually interested to see the rookie L. Jackson a bit more than others myself.

I assumed it was Bills will never win a SB ever in anyones lifetime, but I could be wrong

Lol I know right.... I actually have the Bills logo tattoo on the back of my neck and just recently got "one before I die" right underneath it across top of my back shoulder blade to shoulder blade. Anyone that's a football fan knows exactly what it's about when they see it... I'm starting to see it on shirts and stuff now quite often that you can buy

For sure, Like many others I have dedicated a very large part of my life as a passionate Bills fan and given majority or my life that's already been put into it. I was thinking about it other day and was hard to believe it's been 40 years I've been a Bills fan. I know there are many with much longer, but being a Bills fan is not for the weak.

Exactly, with what I've been through, along with many others, as a Bills fan it would really take A LOT

I'd easily turn down 5k, much less 500

if one is going to use this hypothetical question, they should at least make up a high enough amount to make (Bills fans especially) actually ponder it lol

LOL @ $500... it's being modest to call that a "no brainer".... $500 is nothing, especially these days

Oh yeah, that guy who made that impressive tackle once in college

Yup, that's always the first thing I check for , especially since couple years ago when they were on deaths doorstep

In a system where the ball is spread around more than ever it's not surprising. But is that all you're basing your stance on, is just yards? When you look at more than just his yards he made some really good catches and didn't have a lot of drops like Gabe did. I think if Gabe came in this offensive system under Brady, we would likely see much of the same with drops and probably injured again imo

Personally, I don't think Josh can get anything more out of him than what he's gotten already. As for the 2nd sentence in bold, I wouldn't because we've been there and done that story. Moved on from the drops and should stay that way

Well, Yeah like with every team except Jags , he has a 50-50 shot in he will either sign with a team or he will not sign with said teaam. I'm not sure I'd agree with your statement in bold..... I'd argue Hollins had better hands, I'll give you blocking was pretty close, hell saw many plays from Hollins blocking that were top notch blocks by a WR. I might would even give that to Hollins too tbh.... You have to acknowledge Hollins didn't really come on until he came to Buffalo with Josh Allen....One could easily argue that Gabe Davis's play took a nose dive the last couple years with the Great Josh Allen. Maybe it was more of the initial injury Davis had but I don't see it myself, You can excuse the route running issues to an extent due to leg/ankle injuries... But you can't use it as an excuse for all the drops he was starting to be known for the last two seasons for sure....Oh last but not least, as far as your statement about good in the locker room, I'm not sure Hollins doesn't have that one in the bag too....??!! So all in all, I'd strongly disagree with your opening statement in the 2nd post in bold, I'm sure there's more ppl that would say Hollins is thye better version of Gabe Davis than the other way around at this point, imo

Yeah I don't really recall what other players that was available at that time, but I can't imagine it being anything much. So if that was the case then I can understand the reason he felt Brown/Beasley familiar in the offense was the better of all the bad options.

Yeah for sure, honestly I question those who see stats with prior teams and that's it. It's simply one of the "common senses" that comes with watching football