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I believe they are a package deal. If you get rid of one, may as well start fresh. As far as GMs go, I would do a deep dive of the Rams FO staff. They seem to have the drafting thing down and do well with bringing on impactful FAs. They also find decent UDFAs and know when to let a vet walk (like Rapp). Head Coaches, I know this will be unpopular, but I still like Bobby Slowik. And I know this is going to be super unpopular...but I give Matt Nagy a look. The guy made the playoffs TWICE with Trubisky as his starting QB. He's went back under Reid. I think he's a guy that could do well in a second try.

It all comes down to Pegula. There are actually 2 areas he's gotten off easy on. Sure, his defense letting us down is more of an annual tradition than the Macy's Parade. But his first year here if reports are correct, and I believe they are, that Pegula wanted Mahomes and placed his trust in McDermott to make the choice. Now, win some lose some, sure, and we did end up with Josh Allen. But if I'm the owner and I keep watching the guy I wanted piledrive us out of the playoffs year after year...at some point I may question if the guy that didn't wanna take that QB actually knows what he's talking about

The passing game playbook is written in Crayola.

Any list where your coach is bracketed by Carroll and Gannon probably isn't a good thing

He's got to do something different. Be it a moving pocket and getting Josh rolling out, going more up tempo, something. Which means he will overdose on mesh concepts that take longer to pop open. I'm sure Cooks knows how to run Mesh/WR screens. He's a vet. That's all her really needs to know in this offense.

Unless they were both injured on the games first play it really doesn't. They were both playing like cheeks the entire night.

I think a cool thing would be to gift them to long time season ticket holders. Let them keep their seats so to speak. Just wait til they rip it down and sell off golf ball size pieces of rubble for $350 each

Exactly. Because it's kind of weird that Diggs bounced back to being a good WR again in his short time with the Texans and has been back to his normal self, even at his age and coming off the big injury, in New England.

Agree. After the 2nd round of the draft he is who I called for the Bills to bring in. I figured he could get a nice "Josh Allen Bump" and be productive. I didn't take into account the "Joe Brady drop" that would come from his usage in this offense.

I don't thinks so. When Cooper came here there were way more expectations. He was brought in and everyone thought he would be the WR1 we needed No sane person is laying those expectations on Cooks. Honestly if he gives us a few timely plays, maybe a dozen catches, around 200 yards and a TD or two, I think that's meeting what realistic expectations should be. Also Cooper cost us a day 2 pick, Cooks costs us nothing but a small portion of salary.

If Cooks can come in just before December and revitalize his career leading the Bills to glory...well it may just inspire another Hallmark Christmas Movie.

Until this, I was figuring he would see the field again, be it due to injury or them giving him "one last chance". While Cooks is hardly a world beater at this stage of his career I think to me it's a loud and clear message that they are done with the Coleman experience.

We now have a logjam of mediocre WRs. Between this signing, Gabe lurking on the PS, and the potential of Hardman returning at some point...it's making me think that either Hardman was hurt way more than we thought and won't be back OR they are doing whatever they can to make sure Coleman doesn't have to see the field again this year.

Well, they like him enough to give him chance after chance. His biggest issue is he did 1 thing well and never really adjusted or adapted to how football evolved. To me, he's the Rex Ryan of the offensive side of the ball.

She has to do something. The can't keep...Alice in Chains...