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One interesting tidbit about the Bills of the Superbowl years was that many people would simplify their losses to the NFC in the Superbowl as NFC teams being their kryptonite: bigger, stronger teams that could outmuscle the Bills' finesse; that the Bills were nothing more than "Kings of the AFC" during that time. However, during those years the Bills went 13-3 against NFC opponents during the regular season. No other team in the AFC had a better record against the NFC during 1990-93.

If so, then the question is: why did Parcells choose 60%? Probably because it's a round number.

Thurman.

I hope Shaq stays on board. The amount of depth we have on the front seven right now is nice. I'd like to add another linebacker though.

How much does a cut of QB go for by the pound?

We trade him for a day 2 pick.

Same lol.

90% of the game of football is half mental.

The last time anyone cared was also 1982.

This was exactly like my philosophy teacher at NCCC lol.

I have a feeling Daboll is going to be more involved in Allen's grooming than your typical OC/rookie QB relationship.

Think of things long-term. I think the Bills brass knows this upcoming season is going to be rough. Now, they could have traded some 2019 picks and kept some day 2 draft capital, but if they go 5-11 next year then those 2019 picks are going to be early in each round. It's better in the long run to spend the capital that we already had rather than mortgage the future. We had like 10 picks this year but only 7 picks next year. Initially I didn't like both trade ups, but after sleeping on it the whole idea makes a lot more sense to me. I think Beane knows exactly what he's doing.

Allen will probably play as soon as the floor mat takes out AJ, aka Week 1.

Not a fan of the Allen pick, but here's to hoping it works out. Trading up to 16 to pick Edmunds might be worth it.

WE CAN TRADE TO 4!

Get Sam.

One of the best movies of all time.

Considering how many military analogies that already exist in football, I think you're drawing a line for nothing.

Just based off the hype surrounding their respective drafts, it felt like Winston and Mariota were going to be better prospects than Wentz and Goff. Neither Jameis or Marcus have lived up to their hype imo. Both are quality starters, however.

Darnold if available. Otherwise Rosen.

If we trade up to 1, down to 3, up to 2, then down to 4, we'll obviously have the most options. Obviously.

I see the Devil's Lettuce is still hanging over our heads like a thick cloud of smoke.

Is he the best TE to ever play? If so, how much is that worth to someone?