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In addition to the high picks, I like the way the Jets are also taking on young, highly drafted players that need a change of scenery. So a 1 and Keon to the Jets for Wilson.

I don't love all the firsts the Jets are gathering...but I like Williams being out of the division. And Jerry Jones trades Parsons for a 1st and a DT...only to trade a first for another DT? Weird, but they may have the best IDL in the league now.

Brandon? That you? Get off the message board and go get a WR...

Hm. Wilson and Williams for Keon, a 5th and an order of Duffs wings.

If Garrett Wilson is the target...how in the blue hell is Deebo the pivot? "Yes I'm planning on buying a Lamborghini, but if that falls through I'll just grab a three wheeled skateboard."

I swear if he ends up in Kansas City....

I mean, when you have the opportunity to collect worthless WR with the last name Samuel, you have to jump on it

I'd really rather not

I can literally hear his voice saying that now. He may feel frisky and add in Gabe Davis being on the mend.

And how have their fortunes changed?

Wilson playing opposite Sutton at WR would be a SICK duo for Denver

Jets also get Adoni Mitchell in the Sauce trade. Bracing for a Garrett Wilson move too?

I don't think the Saints will trade both Olave and Shaheed. They are trying to see what Slough has, gotta have something to throw to.

I'd say so too, but the Jets got 2 1sts for Jamal Addams at one time before and did diddly squat with em.

THANK YOU DUVALL! This is the WR I wanted the least. Just doesn't move the needle at all for me.

Yup. Absolutely. Unless we knock em away with a Godfather type offer, players that are hotter commodities like the Shaheeds of the world will be held until the last second. Gives a team like the Saints time to call other teams and let them try to top. I would hope the Bills would do the same if they were sellers.

Always hate trade deadline day. So many moving parts behind the scenes that we don't and will never know. My best guess is that Beane has some offers out on some players already. However, the players we are in on there is competition for. I'm guessing that the teams that hold those players rights are waiting as late as possible to agree to a move to see if something better comes along. Even though I'll be "F5ing" all day, I don't expect to hear about any Bills related moves until 3:40-3:55 at the earliest.

Like it or not, many of the actual players that played in the game have moved on. People that like to live in the past and wallow in failure are doomed to be unhappy by nature.

Honestly if you're still complaining about 13 seconds in the year our Lord 2025, seek therapy

The only real variable here would be Prater's calf injury. Depending on how bad it was, I could see the punt if he wasn't 100%. But we don't have access to that kind of information. Being that McDermott was comfortable letting him kick there tells me the calf was only a minor thing, which is reassuring for this week.

That's the point. He doesn't. So the negative Nancy style fan will continue to second guess him for not winning in the manner that they would have wanted to see. Which is what your whole argument boils down to.

Yup. And at that point with the odds so high of a win in any event, you risk that .6 to seal the game IMO.

Maybe I'm daffy, but in run formations like that, I would rather see Kincaid left in and split out wide in Shavers/Coleman's spot. I think that defenses would still have to respect his ability as a receiver, possibly even roll another guy over to help the CB where they don't have to do that with the other two. Kincaid has improved as a blocker and I have every confidence he can handle a CB. Just gives the defense something else to have to cover and think about.

Lol. No it wasn't. Hindsight is beautiful. The right move is to try and win the game right there. Kicker just needs to execute the kick.

If Prater makes the kick, no one is complaining. If McDermott punts there he's "spineless, gutless and clueless. Needs to trust his kicker to win and not play not to lose."