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SCBills

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  1. I don't see Josh Allen at all with Drake Maye. He seems like a Justin Herbert clone who has T-Law scrambling ability.
  2. ZERO chance i'm drafting a guy in RD1 that I "hope" can play CB. Annoying to even discuss this, but I get why we are.
  3. Trade up for Odunze or stand pat/slight move for Worthy. I'll take it. Odunze gives us the prototype WR1 to pair with Allen for the next five years, at least. Worthy gives us effective outside speed at WR that we've never had for Allen. Brown was good, but towards the end of his career and Foster was fast, but not very good.
  4. I believe you’re correct, but I can’t fault Beane for making sure he got Allen a proven top tier WR over the potential of Jefferson (or whoever we would’ve taken there). That being said.. Diggs want to be in his feels about not getting over the hump with Allen, but he’s a main culprit in why that occurred.
  5. If we make the playoffs, yes. Take the Bengals with all the bizarre elements surrounding that game out of the equation and playoff Josh Allen is the best QB in the NFL. We just need to find coaching and players (health) around him to match his energy. That doesn’t mean we need to be as talented as we’ve been, it simply means we need a little bit better luck and for our team to have guys who step up in the big spots instead of shrink. For as much as we loved the guys we’ve had.. they either didn’t step up or couldn’t stay healthy. Let’s hope this new group of players can.
  6. If anyone missed Diggs cryptic tweets, you can satiate that empty void by directing yourself on over to Rasul Douglas social media. Less toxic, but same great randomness.
  7. This, obviously, makes all the sense in the world unless Beane has inside knowledge of WR’s shaking free post 6/1 with Tre’s $$ freeing up. Its maddening to see some of our social media savvy Bills commentators pretend like this shouldn’t be the case. We all thought we needed an early round investment WR before we traded Diggs. Now we’ve lost both our outside guys and unless one believes Shakir can consistently win out there, are left with literally Mack Hollins and Justin Shorter.. ideally our WR5 and WR6. We need two legitimate outside WR’s.. or at least guys who can win outside.. to just have an offense that makes any sense.
  8. The party of “women” is gutting Title IX Honestly.. whatever. This is obviously gross and people should stand up against it, but the people who it affects overwhelmingly vote for the party that’s doing this to them. Democrats, once again, proving that they are not the party for women, they are simply the party for abortion.
  9. Something’s going on right now, but the only place you’d realize that is on X
  10. Agreed, partially. A lot of what you say is true, but banks lend money to riskier individuals by offsetting that risk with fees, higher rates etc. If they are forced to cap those fees, then they lose incentive to lend to riskier individuals and/or lend far less.
  11. I have trust that Allen can light it up with 4 good WR's, a solid OL, talented RB and potentially elite Tight End. In saying I don't believe we need a bona fide WR1, I'm still saying we need to draft one in the first two rounds and then another by early RD4 or in FA when the Tre White money opens up.
  12. I'm honestly starting to really come around on the Green Bay method for our Offense. Especially with Kincaid set to take on a bigger role moving forward. Still think we need two above average receivers added to this roster, but I'm not as sold that one of them needs to be a bona fide WR1.
  13. On the face of this, no idea why anyone would oppose capping credit card fees. However anyone capable of thinking down the line can probably foresee that, like usual, this will end up hurting those who it’s supposed to help. If banks can’t make money on lending money to people who carry high balances and/or make minimum payments then who do we think they stop lending money to?…. Obviously the answer is the people who benefit most by capped fees. Therefore, like usual, the wealthy benefit as they become the only ones who can obtain lines of credit and access to capital.
  14. Our Justice System is going to be irreparably harmed this summer. Its always had issues, but the facade of being given a fair shake by a “jury of your peers” is about to be fired into the sun.
  15. If this man could ever stay on point, he has some absolute banger political instincts. Stuck in Manhattan being politically prosecuted.. No bother.. Campaigns outside the bodega were Jose Alba defended himself from a robbery.
  16. Just like over-aggressive & tyrannical covid response, the same people who supported that, believe they have the moral high ground on the Russia/Ukraine war. When we look back in a few years, we will see those like you as the ones responsible for incalculable lasting damage. ….just as we do the covid era and it’s reverberating effects. Same people. Same mindset. It’s who y’all are.
  17. People like you are responsible for Ukrainians dying. The rest of us simply want to stop feeding them to a wood chipper to provide fuel for our proxy war. Do you feel any sympathy or remorse, at all, when you see so many fathers, brothers and sons being forced to fight a war that many of them want no part of? Notice the propaganda videos of the Ukrainian resistance only streamed across our televisions at the onset of the war. Now we see videos of men trying to flee Ukraine, only to be detained and forced back into a forever war that likely ends with their life being sacrificed for what.. what’s the end goal now? When does that end goal come? How many are you ok with being fed to the machine? No wonder most of the Bush era neocons now have become flag bearers for the new Democrat Party. They were never conservative, they just valued war.. and they’ll flip sides and parrot the ideology of the party of war.
  18. It’s too bad that can’t be that middle ground between Fox and NBC. Fortunately (or unfortunately) the reason they are so good on big international events is because of the infrastructure they built when they were a respected news organization. That infrastructure is still there.. but they’ve thrown away their rep to become second fiddle to NBC. And fwiw.. I don’t even know if a down the middle 24 hours news org could even succeed in America now. Sad to say.
  19. CNN actually does a good job on big event international breaking news
  20. Sure, some validity to what you say .. but I suppose everyone just took a pause during the Trump Administration for no reason? Not sure how to wrap my head around the high number of intense foreign conflicts during the Obama Admin, then relative calm during Trump’s, followed by absolute chaos so far during Biden’s.
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