Success

I’d be surprised if Zay didn’t make the cut, but who knows. Depends how the draft goes. The talent is there, and he’s more versatile than Foster. His biggest issue is drops, which was nonexistent in college - hopefully just growing pains in the nfl, I’m a fan. But I’m a fan of anyone who wears a Bills uni. So, there’s that.

I’m so excited about the wr corps this year. We could stand pat and still go into the season looking pretty solid.

Please let Rosen replace Brady.

He wasn’t the same guy last year. I speak as a fan who has lived in fear of Brady for over 15 years. He wasn’t scary last year. He skipped and floated more passes than I’ve ever seen out if him. He has lost his long ball. He gets by on his smarts, which are the best in the league - but not enough. His D won the SB, and his top weapon this season will be a 33 year old slot guy.

Can’t see a scenario where the Bills don’t finish better than the Raiders this year. Hope he enjoys the weather, though.

Sick already of seeing so many call him a “class act” today. That was one of the dirtiest hits I’ve seen in my life.

I also never saw Suh do anything that could cause serious injury, His offenses were more chippy.

Beane’s “vision” is really coming into focus, and it’s how championship teams are built. Most NFL seasons come down to how well you can deal with injuries. As Bills fans, we’ve seen too often how tough it can be when the backups are lower tier. Especially in the secondary - a weak link can be exploited relentlessly and be the difference between a win and a loss.

It’s over. BB can be a wizard, but it almost seems like he’s trying to challenge himself to keep things interesting. Just a huge talent drain over the past 2 years. And they have signed a bunch of JAGs as replacements. He’s good, but not that good. And he hasn’t had divisional competition like he’ll get from the Bills and Jets this year.

Before the Tre hit: goofy, sort of likable frat boy, even though on a hated rival. After Tre hit: dirty punk, still playing for hated rival. Good riddance.

I think this will be a surprising year for the NFL in general. The old guard’s time is really winding down. Chiefs, Jets, Bills and Colts are all set up well for the years ahead. I think both the Bills and Jets wind up at 11-5.

Absolutely not. I’m proud to be a Bills fan. Being a Pats fan is the easiest thing in the world. They have fans on their bandwagon who start to cry when they have a slow start to the season. What’s to be proud of there? We’re tougher. We’re better. We’re awesome.

No one wants to say it, but this is the deal - Bills and Jets will be fighting for the AFCE for the next decade+. Pats are toast.

I couldn’t stand Beasley when he was a Cowboy. He’s now one of my favorite players ever. Free agency is one wild, wacky trip.

If someone can tell me the last time splashy, overpaid signings helped a team win the Lombardi, I’m all ears. This might be one of the most practical, smart FA periods I’ve sent this team have...

Can’t wait to watch Allen step back in the pocket and calmly survey the field before actually being able to step into his throws.

Sounds like a 1 year “prove it” and they can lock him up long term if he does well...

Yeah, we’re all friends now. #372 on the list of “things the Patriots have done to adversely effect the enjoyment of football.”

Makes every other move today better. Really good day.

Clearly, we didn’t sign him to start. That’s sort of important to any discussion around the wisdom of this move.

This past year felt like a lifetime achievement award or something. The Pats did nothing spectacular or even great. Other teams just didn’t step up. They’re getting by on little more than aura at this point.

Pats lost some real talent today. They usually do and manage, but it’s not as sustainable as it used to be.

Wings or over cooked street hot dogs. How is this even a choice?

Well, why not.

Fans always want big splash signings. But those rarely make teams successful. Spread the dollars around and build depth. I have complete faith in Beane.