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If you get another DE it allows Smoot to move inside as a 3 tech to spell Oliver. With Carter being out they could use some help there.

CJ Strouds pocket awareness is akin to Stevie Wonders driving ability.

And Bobby Slowik should never get a head coaching job for that play call alone.

Maybe the Texans will roll the 2nd safety over to Wilson's side now. You're in a two high shell and get beat deep embarassing

The people running the NFL need to lock themselves in a room until they figure out every nuance of a catch. It gets real old real quick

The offensive line has been bad too. I am not sure if the CJ or the center sets protections but they've been wrong a lot tonight. The guards and left tackle play hasn't helped.

He can't move side to side. Once you pressure him up the middle he is toast.

He is 11-15 in his last 26 starts going back to his last year in Green Bay. Id argue he is exactly what is holding the Jets back and it goes beyond his play on the field.

This Jets team is going to be a case study for football 101. You coach and treat everyone the same. Once one player is put above the team it's over.

Jets need to get back to fundamentals. Such a poor tackling team.

Stroud looks like he is playing half speed.

My lord these Dolphins coaches just talk and talk and talk. Its great they know what everyone else already knows. Why put it out there? Thanks for letting us know what you're focusing on. I hope they absolutely ruin the Dolphins on Sunday.

Depending what it is you can get it for a lot cheaper on ebay. An autograph football card of Andre Reed is like $15. If you have an office or a man cave they are nice as a decoration or conversation piece. That said, some of these guys like Dawson Knox, even though I like him as a player, his autograph is next to worthless. I saw Scott Norwood will inscribe "wide right" on his for an extra $20 bucks. To me thats both painful and hilarious and would be cool to have.

There a couple going on the same day. One is through TSE and the other is in Batavia. Really just depends on what you're into. I like autographs but dont necessarily need to meet the person. Others like to meet the guy. Have to read the fine print. Sometimes you have to send your item in beforehand to have it signed and dont always get to meet the guy. The Big Show looks like a decent deal because they have free authentication. My youngest son wants to go and meet James Cook. Back in the day the Lockport Mall had the Thurman Thomas show. My Dad would take me because they had the players sign for free afterwards. I generally find the interactions awkward. I know some of the Bills appreciate the fans but lets be honest these guys dont want to meet us. https://tsebuffalo.com/collections/big-show-november-1st-2nd-public-signing-event https://legendsandstars.net/

Star is easy to dislike because he was just plain sloppy and lazy. He had all the talent in the world and none of the drive at that point in his career. Trent was a bit of the opposite. Decent player coming off of a bad injury. At the very least he put in effort.

Trent Murphy has the same number of sacks as a Buffalo Bill as Von does. Mario Addison was probably a better free agent signing than Von. Mario Williams is the 2nd or 3rd most productive defensive end the Bills ever had, its not even a discussion.

RIP brother. Hope the big community wall in the sky welcomes you with open arms.

I wonder who is going to pony up a draft pick, swap, or player for a 28 year old safety who has never started a full season in his career? Please just cut him already. Wasnt healthy in OTAs, wasnt healthy in camp and now wants to start? He has more negative tweets than he does tackles this year.

Von is on pace for 2 more sacks than Rousseau despite playing 4 less games and a lot less snaps.

Completely agree there. He owes the Bills organization a lot, especially Mouse McNally. Peters is likely a Hall of Famer and without McNally I am not sure he ever refines his skills.

I am by no means a Jason Peters' fan but the conversion to RT happened in his second season. In his third season he split time between both RT and LT. By year 4 he was starting at LT and made a pro bowl. He made another pro bowl at LT for the Bills the next year. They re-signed him at a RT salary the year before they moved him to LT. He then gave them two elite seasons of LT pay. He did act like a child about it, but I dont think asking to be paid at the correct position was wrong. The organization was in the middle of the Marv Levy/Russ Brandon GM years and was being run horribly. Had the Bills had a real GM at the time I think the situation would have been handled differently.

His agent works for him. He had the final say on any decision. Its not likely he'd take responsibility for it, but he has no one else to blame but himself.

I think we are vastly overestimating the impact Milano can make when he returns to the field. He was a hell of a player but who knows what he will be when he finally gets back. If he does come back this season, I would imagine it's at the earliest Week 15. That will be 14 months since he last played a real down of professional football. His leg wasn't even fully healed when he tore the bicep. The guy had two major injuries in that span. I am not sure a few weeks of football will be enough for him to get use to the game speed to make any sort of real impact. I think the more likely scenario is Milano sits behind Williams the rest of year and never plays significant time for the Bills again.

Couldnt play the position he was drafted to play. Moved to a new position and found success, still on his 4th team in 5 years. Seems like a perfect guy for the Jets.

Because I was driving to and from Syracuse and couldnt watch it on TV.