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Good info. That doesn't look promising. How about FA LTs? (And take top center in first round).

In off season, need to sign a top notch experienced FA Center to be the leader. Then draft monster LT in round 1. Move Dawkins to RT. Draft an OG in round 2 or 3. Hopefully Teller is ready by then too. Net: 4 new linemen, move Dawkins to RT

Best would be to just keep losing. Ideally they progress in these games and look better in their losses. I'd be OK with "24-21" losses the rest of the way. Competitive, with the offense scoring some points, and the defense not getting totally annihilated (maybe 1 score against them is on the offense.. pick-6 or whatever). It's not happening this year (obviously). We need draft firepower with a top-3 pick (and hopefully trade down to amass more).

Devil's Triangle

Entire league does bunch formations with rubs and picks to free up receivers. NEVER see Bills doing this.

Working Man, Rush

I shouldn't have eaten that whole pizza for lunch. Now I'm standing next to these 2 QBs and I need to blow gas and have to hold it. This sucks.

That's why I've never called you, Limpy

Stiff me once, shame on you. Stiff me twice, shame on me.

I remember back about 10 years ago (I think 2018) they were 17 pt underdogs against the Packers, or maybe it was the Vikings, one week. Man, that seems like ancient history now with two superbowl rings. Thank god the Bills picked Allen in that one draft. Really, who would have predicted he'd be in the Brady/Montana conversation?? Go Bills!

21-12 Bills... and the meek shall inherit the earth

To me, he's a "tweener" size at DE. Needs to either be explosively fit (like Hughes), or gain 20+ lbs and become a monster. As is, stuck in the middle at mediocrity.

Don't know how they grade, but my eyes say no way. Maybe they don't count "rushed/pressures" or if shady shakes for a 1 yard gain if that doesn't count against them? Additionally, SD D may have been more in cruise control in second half after the big lead, puffing up their numbers. OL needs to be a priority next year... these kind of analyses take pressure off the need.

Wish we still had Darby the most, with Peters a close second. If we had kept Lynch, we could have had extra years of Lynch/Jackson. That's a great duo.

Personally, I was a trade down guy last year and will be again next year. Too many needs. Need multiple top-3 round talents on OL (as well as the other positions you list). Getting just one 5th round OL every year (for example) does not build a line. Need to totally invest in OL since it's been grossly ignored for a very long time. At one time, I think we had 6 picks in the top 3 rounds last year before the trades (is that right?). Would have been a good time to get 3 top-3 round linemen. Every position's important, obviously... just seems like OL is always an afterthought. Just my opinion, but I think OL is the most important position group on the team.

Oh look. Someone who thinks the draft is the ONLY way to pick up a player.

They had plenty of time to adjust to the best 60% of the starting OL leaving. (not enough time left to scout is SO LAME) Honestly, the OL was not good last year either (or the last 20 years for that matter). Tyrod/McCoy made them LOOK serviceable because they were quick scramblers. OL should have been majorly addressed. Been saying it for 20 years... but especially after losing those 3 guys.

Bills sideline baseball caps will not be top-sellers.

Nowhere to go, but nowhere.

If Teller is legit, my god play him NOW

Move down and amass as many picks as possible! We need 4 (yes 4) new OLs (all but Dawkins need to be replaced). We need 2 WRs. We need 1 CB. Likely need a LB and DL (Alexander and Williams replacements). Sticking with the pick and grabbing Bosa would be a mistake. Awesome player, would love to have him, but with all those holes above... just can't do it.

I met the rain down in Baltimore

This is huge news! If they plan to use Nate as a human pinata, that means the defense will all be wearing blind folds. I would HAVE to imagine we can work the ball down the field against a team of blind-folded players. 

Maybe he's a good ra-ra guy, but can anyone name a SINGLE play where DiMarco did anything notable in a game? I've been massively underwhelmed by him. Expected a lot more impact last year (actually ANY impact), and I honestly never saw a single play where I said, "Wow, nice DiMarco." And now he's a captain? I would think a captain would have to have some respect on the field too.

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