SoCal Deek

So you’re saying we’re not getting individual urinals? Crap!

It’s a shame it didn’t work out, but it didn’t.

Suddenly there a bunch of construction cost experts on this Message Board. Who knew?

Or if Kincaid simply catches the damn ball!

Haven’t read thru all the comments but does this do anything to Epenesa?

Draft a QB and let the development process begin. It saves money, has zero impact on the Bills 2025 chances if Josh misses a game or two, and the rookie ‘could’ become some much more enticing trade bait in the near future.

My only hope is that Beane understands the Cap because reading through all of these posts from armchair GMs makes my head hurt. 😉

Let him walk. Keeping guys around long after their prime is a very drought-years approach. Time to move on. If Von wants to win a Super Bowl with another team let him try his luck in Detroit.

Bye, bye. He’s a cancer.

Nor can they swim with that ridiculous albatross of Von Miller’ contract hanging around their necks.

Nolan, Collins, Porter, Burch….off the top of my head. You have all of those guys being selected right around the Bills selections in the same rounds. I’m guessing there’s a good reason why in each case. (And I’m literally praying we don’t end up with 1,000 page threads next year about why Beane shoulda, woulda, coulda 😂)

I’m always impressed with the work you guys put into these Mock Drafts. Well done and much appreciated as I have virtually no knowledge in the scouting arena. With that said, every time I look at someone’s draft I immediately look to see which players, at the same position, are shown to be taken within the half dozen or so picks directly AFTER the Bills selection. Such is the case with this latest updated Mock. I’m wondering if anyone can discuss why Beane takes the projected players over the DT, CB, or DE shown here; as opposed to those listed still on the board when our turn comes up?

At $3.3m that means Morris earned $91,666 per receiving yard last season. Nice!

I look at it differently. There isn’t a single domed stadium in the northeast. Glass half empty or half full?

A couple of things I notice from looking at the latest series of drone photos (which are really amazing): 1. The precast subcontractor is behind schedule and is holding up the steel subcontractor, who is kicking butt. 2. Unlike the current stadium, there are no vomitories (tunnels) accessing the sideline upper deck. You'll go up or down stairs at the leading edge of the balcony. Again, the some really great photos!

The real question is coming from Green Bay can he play in cold weather? You'all know that the new stadium isn't a dome.....right? 😉

Is Groot worth more than Shakir? I realize they pay different positions on a different pay scale, but when you consider it from a strict 'value' standpoint I can't see justifying any more than Shakir just go....and probably less.

Yep....so all the more reason why paying Shakir something close to 4 or 5% of the roster seems like a REALLY good deal.

Thanks. That’s an interesting way to look at it…and I honestly wish more people did. If you have essentially 50 players then each one represents 2% of the roster. So you’ve gotta think that starters are at 3% and subs are at 1%. Then figure in that you’ve got a few exceptional starters at 4% and a few special teamers and rookies at something lower than 1%. It’s quite a balancing act for sure. While we all take the occasional jab at Beane, it’s a really tricky job for sure.

You're aware that the games aren't on here early because of the temperature.....right? 😉 And for reference, it's going to be 75 and sunny here today with virtually no humidity.

Here’s a hint: do NOT move to California! 😂

Or a lightbulb! 😉

Just imagine where they’d be if they hadn’t sat the starters for this year’s finale against the Patriots. 😂

I’ve been faithfully watching this team for over FIFTY years and it turns out that winning or losing is essentially a coin flip! Sheeesh.

Something was tweaked for sure. He had developed a wicked, and consistent SLICE in his kicks, but he clearly straightened it out. I have to hope this was something that the coaching staff worked on with him. So often on here we're quick to criticize the players and completely overlook the positional coaching staff. In baseball, golf, etc. coaches will work for hours analyzing the slightest change in swing and stroke. In football, we tend to assume the player is out there completely on his own. Why the long answer? Because I have to wonder if the same is true of our Defensive Line, especially our EDGE rushers.