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He's one of the best pass rushers of the last 20 years, and is still playing at a high level. You might be missing that part.

Reggie White played a long time, too. Miller could be good for years. I'm seeing opposing fans rationalize this by trying to ridicule paying so much to an "old" player - but with our other additions to the line, EVERYONE on D is better today. Our defense will be a terror - a true #1 D in the league.

It's not like Chandler Jones would be our 2022 Bruce Smith. He's a nice player, but that's too much money. We need more of a pass rush, but there are a few other ways to get there.

I mean, clearly, we couldn't have afforded him. There is still a cap in place.

Same ol' was a bummer a few years ago. But if they're trotting back the same team that was probably 13 seconds from a SB this past season, it's not so bad.

That's actually more of a good thing for the Bills. That division is going to be a dogfight, and it should give Buffalo a good opportunity to secure the best record - or at least a better record than KC or any of the AFCW teams. In many ways, we have the easiest division now.

This day just isn't working out for me so far. But it's early.

So who's next? Do they go w/ the draft, try to trade for Barkley, maybe get Fournette?

I hope he has a nice couch picked out to watch the Bills hoist the trophy next year....

I'm pleasantly surprised. I didn't expect us to be much of a player in the 1st week of FA - and while we haven't made splashy moves, all of the acquisitions add talent to the team, at positions of need. I like Beane's approach. It's fun to get the expensive "impact player," and I'd love that too - but then it's all for naught if that guy gets hurt, or underperforms. I like a bunch of solid additions that improve the team as a whole, and improve depth.

I'm really happy for Zay - and he has really emerged as a solid receiver. This is an overpay, but that's what FA is about.

Best of luck, Mac Jones. We'll see how that "amazing accuracy for a rookie!" thing goes when he doesn't have time to fix a sandwich in the pocket.

This is a solid pick-up, and it's one less thing we have to address in the draft now. This is an excellent offseason so far - I wasn't expecting this much activity from the Bills, and they're really filling needs with good players.

On their board, Pats fans are talking about this like it was a smackdown for Judon, and just shows how "bitter" and obsessed Bills fans are.

I think they're counting on leaps from both Rousseau & Epenesa, and even Oliver to an extent. All younger guys, all big investments via the draft. With Rousseau, he was thisclose to getting Mahomes about 3-4 times in the KC game, but always just missed. Those are the plays he needs to start making.

Which our braintrust has done, emphatically. It's not a formula. You build one of the best teams, you win games, you get a high seed in the playoffs - then you hope for a little luck. Because getting through the playoffs & getting the prize usually relies on that. Beane & his staff have done an outstanding job turning this team into one of the top contenders.

This is such a Beane signing - he loves underrated w/ upside. I think we're going to love this guy.

That's great. I love watching the Pats now, in season and in the offseason. They just re-signed a bunch of old dudes, tried spending their way to contention last year, and are probably going to be in the neverending cycle of trying to find a QB, also. It's very satisfying.

The "big splash/big spending" team last year couldn't get the Bills to punt once in 2 straight match-ups.

I remember when we offered some lineman from Atlanta significantly more money, and he stayed there anyway. It's better to be one of the "haves."

Possibly the 1st Bananarama reference in the board's history.

Or, he might not. I like Burrow, but he's not on the level of Allen & Mahomes.

I swear - they're starting to remind me of drought-era Bills. They're not a top destination for FA's anymore, and have to overpay to get good ones.

We need speed AND physicality. Landry would be our most physical WR if we picked him up.

I mean, sure - keep our receiver corps deep, versatile & talented. There are definitely other priorities, but this headline would be an exciting one.