1ManRaid

Please yes to Miami or NE, and his head not being in the game anymore.

Hmm, lot of RB/WR/DB and not a lot of DL/edge.

The award for "Humble Brag of the Week" goes to...

Solid necro, bro.

Rodgers is disgruntled? If that is news to you, prepare to have your mind blown by this little thing called the moon landing.

There is no window. We can be the new Patriots.

Stats without context, duh. Aka the purest form of dishonesty.

An actually fun thread. I look forward to the updates after tomorrow night.

I can't wait till the weekend when all these "a thought popped into my head and it needs its own thread" can take a break. Like I appreciate the enthusiasm for a big event, but mehhh... Well, after the customary 101 threads on which undrafted rookies we need to pick up who will carry us to the Super Bowl of course.

Whenever I see Twitter idiots try to make that claim with a straight face, I ask "So QBs can only ever play well at home then?" Coulda sworn Josh had at least a couple good games on the road his sophomore season with us, and that was before he got really good.

To be fair, everyone was LOLing at us for passing on Mahomes and taking the wrong Josh the next year too.

Yeah I figured heh.

I think Gilmore is great, but gets too much credit. His technique leans too heavily on getting away with illegal downfield contact every other play. He can be vulnerable to smart route runners and playcalls that see it coming. She should be the one apologizing to us.

Hammer's lot is not owned by the county lol.

I actually mixed it up with having needed to show a negative test for the playoff games, but ya I guess we'll see. Still, his property, his right.

How is Hammer overrated because off vaccines? Don't you need to be vaccinated to attend the game anyways? *edit* As for the no table smashing, I can completely understand having that rule. He can get serious insurance claims against him/his property or even lawsuits, if people get hurt doing high risk activities he could be perceived as promoting on his property he is profiting on the access to.

Who says there has to be a window? The Patriots were great for 15+ years, and we have our Tom Brady now. I agree that we're likely fine whatever direction McBeane goes in, but it seems that a lot of people have gotten so used to bad/mediocre Bills teams over the years that our current success feels like it has to be a temporary fluke we need to desperately capitalize on by any means necessary. Plus, didn't Beane already allude to focusing on long term success with our early picks rather than immediate weapons?

What about them? Can you read my mind? How did you know I think it's kind of silly and redundant to request responses when you post a thread on a public forum? I kid, I kid... Or do I? Well I guess you already know.

I'm not making a determination one way or the other, but many have made a compelling argument that the strong roster is a reason to do the opposite and trade down. That we are good enough to no longer be in a "stock up on weapons to win now" mindset, and should focus on developing multiple players to replace the likes of aging players like Hughes/Beasley/Sanders etc and "good enough for now" fringe starters to prolong the success.

Reminds me for some reason of when New Orleans used the 14th overall pick on a small school project DE who had a terrible senior bowl, in a weak DE class. The reactions to that were priceless as he was considered a back half of the round guy at best, probably a 2nd rounder in a better draft class. I still remember sitting up at the bar with chicken wing in hand just staring dumbfounded at the TV. I'll take it!

Looks to me like one of those weird situations where he is equally guilty and innocent. Like he's probably a huge d-bag and guilty of at least some of what he's accused of, with a definite cash grab from some of the other women.

If your answer isn't Fred Jackson or Kyle Williams, we can't be friends.

Dude doesn't even know us well enough to know us breaking tables IS rejoicing. It's kinda what we're known for. Oh and the issues running was mainly on the O-line and playcalling but who cares about that.

I still vividly remember putting my shoes on and going straight to the bar immediately after the pick was made. I'm not even much of a drinker and I needed immediate liquid consolation that badly. Didn't even watch the rest of the picks. Do you get paid every time you say ETN? Is this some grassroots slogan marketing thing to hype up his impending arrival?

Imagine if even a couple of these players have "3rd year Josh Allen" style breakout seasons. That launches us to a Super Bowl. At this point I'd even settle for "2nd year Josh Allen" improvements.