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Kair Elam for Nick Bosa straight up? I'm not sure who wins that trade.

He just wasn't berry good anymore.

Kincaid has 10 TD's Sherfield becomes our 2nd targeted WR passes Davis. Kincaid is our #2 in targets. The above is just WR's. Benford has 4 INT's. Is that really bold? James Cook makes at least 2nd team All Pro.

Chris Simms is always right.

Our window is open every year Allen is the QB.

So now we use back up QB's?

They wouldn't be as good for sure. They're top 3 with Allen. They're 16-22 without him with an average QB. They're 12-15 with an above average QB. As good as I think Reid is, it took a supreme talent in Mahomes before he won.

I'm sorry, I don't believe the Chiefs offense would be in the top 10 without Mahomes. The Bills wouldn't be bottom 10. They were ranked #22 with Tyrod Taylor at QB and Rick Dennison as OC and very little offensive talent. This team isn't worst than 2017.

That's a fair statement.

Allen isn't even #1 for his teams percentage of production. Its Mahomes by a lot. https://www.statmuse.com/nfl/ask/most-qb-total-offense-2022 It's also a fair statement to make that Patrick Mahomes is everything to the Chiefs offense too.

Geezus you are so attracted to negativity it's amazing. Every team, and I mean every team has a lot of swings and misses in the draft and FA. Even Super Bowl Champs...even the dynasty Pats. But you focus on every negative you can and try to hold it up like a shiny object. You don't focus on a 53 man team, you focus on any miss. Fact is this roster of 53 that he built has has the second most wins in the NFL in the last 3-4 years, only behind the Chiefs. And no, it's not only Josh Allen. If you don't have a good team, even with a great QB, you aren't winning. You become the Saints when Brees was their QB who missed the playoffs like 5 times in a weak NFC? Matthew Stafford in Detroit. You talk as if Beane is a bottom dwelling GM.

They obviously thought very little of him. They knew they were putting Von on PUP and still traded Boogie.

Hmmmm.....what are the differences between all the RB's? Are you sure that Blackshear didn't practice? Did the coaches forget to take roll call or something? Or is Blackshear so outstanding that the coaches excuse him from practice? Why were the other RB's much, much more successful? I don't care how Moss is doing, he's not a Bill. If you think his $543,000 cap hit crushed our Salary cap....I'm not sure what to tell you. Yes, the Bills got mopped by the Bengals. Get over it. We played terribly that day, it happens and it's a new season. Spare me the exaggeration with everything is better with the Bengals lol. To say they're better isn't a bad statement, saying they're significantly better than the Bills is. He could.

Blackshear has been impressive with his 23 carries with 77 yards rushing at 3.4 yards per carry in the regular season.

Well they have two years to figure out what there going to do at this position.

For sure. Lets trade O'Cyrus Torrence right now.

Well then you pay that guy as much as you pay Aaron Donald and Jeffrey Simmons in which we aren't. Oliver is currently the 12th high paid DT. And after this year, he will be probably in the 16-20 range. I can understand you being upset if we paid him like a top 3 DT but he's not anywhere close to that. He's being paid at his value.

I used to dislike Oliver as well. But there's guys on here who understand how to break down film and have watched him a lot. It seems like you're just box score scouting and that's it. After watching the breakdown and getting a better understanding of it, he's definitely solid. Not dominant like we want, but he's solid. Because you don't play someone at the 3-tech to just be a tub of goo. You need someone that can penetrate.

Oliver hasn't been a great finisher for whatever reason but he does generate pressure/hits/QB hurries.

No it's not. When he was with us, he didn't play much other than being the 6th OL on jumbo packages. He wasn't the first tackle off the bench after Brown got hurt.

An off the ball linebacker who doesn't get to the QB is not more important or harder to find than a DT. We have seen DT's go #1 overall in the draft because they can wreck a game plan faster than anyone.

You didn't answer his question.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/nfl/bills/2014/10/10/terry-kim-pegula-owners-buffalo/17050791/

Not Benford but to Elam....yes. Benford is our starter.

I wouldn't say majority since most don't leave with a degree. I know 10 people that were drafted and/or invited to camp. One is a Financial Advisor, one is a coach at an ACC school and two others are HS football coaches. The rest are in maintenance either at a manufacturing plant/mill, automotive, furniture movers and one runs a junk removal business. They probably make $100,000 a year but it's not cushy and they are working a lot of OT.