MJS

Because they know the importance of brand integrity. Part of what makes the league successful is their strict adherence to uniform and logo guidelines. The league does it right, in my opinion.

Not sure what the Chargers have ever done but get overhyped and choke.

They were one of the most affected when actually looking at starters. There is a Twitter post out there that tracks this too.

Yeah, this is my thought too. Dumb of him to be driving that fast, though. But it is just one more thing to throw on the pile against him. He does not deserve the benefit of the doubt anymore.

I don't think we were the best team in the NFL last year. That hype was not warranted. Did the Bills have a chance to make it to the superbowl and win it? They did. They were among those teams who should always be in that conversation. That said, the biggest deficiency was injuries. The Bills got decimated by key injuries on the defense, plus the Josh Allen elbow injury that hampered him. If we are healthier this year, that's one major deficiency that is easily overcome by default. I don't think the Bills necessarily deserve more or less hype this year, but I do think the team, mostly on offense, seems more complete and more talented. But still, there is some projecting there. The Bills are still an elite team and they have a good shot at getting to and winning the Super Bowl, just like last year. They have to perform a little better in those big games, players have to make those key plays in those key moments, and we have to be healthier. With McDermott calling the defense and Dorsey in year two, I think we should all feel confident in our chances. The pendulum swung the other way. People were too optimistic last year, and too pessimistic this year regarding Dorsey. The Bills still had a good offense last year. There's no reason to believe that the offense can't succeed or get better this year.

Whitner was clearly a really good player. Bills fans just wanted someone else. That's all it was. He had a good career.

You are asking for examples and you are declaring most of them irrelevant because they don't fit your agenda. If someone is projected to go in the 3rd and goes in the 2nd, how is that not a reach? Hurts counts. Mahomes was viewed by many to be a reach. That's a fact. There was tons of concern about him coming from an air raid offense and he was viewed as a raw prospect. I know these don't fit your narrative, but show a little more honesty.

Falcons one looks alright. The Vikings one looks cool.

There's like barely any difference between the teams.

No, I don't think he has a chance. But... you never know, I guess.

What is the date we can sign players without it affecting comp picks?

The Bills were an elite team last year and will be elite again this year. There are no guarantees that get you to the superbowl. You build the best team you can and hope you can go on a run in the playoffs and get the ball to bounce your way a few times. I think the offense is probably more talented than last year and the defense is about the same, or maybe a bit worse.

The Chiefs have a hard schedule too.

I meant it as a seasonal thing. The off-season is long and brings out a lot of subpar posting here. Once we get into training camp, preseason, and the regular season, there is a lot better content here. Apart from game day threads. Those are always horrible.

Bring some hospital beds and IV pumps to set up on the sideline!

He is unreal. His production at the TE position is insane. His body language has seemed a little off the past couple of seasons, though, like he is feeling the grind and wear on his body more and more, and enjoying it all less. Just my own observation.

You've seen this place at its worst and you still liked it!

Melvin Ingram, please.

Do you think the Bills are among the leaders in playoff wins over the past few years? If so, do you think they are still not considered a successful playoff team?

Will Kincaid be probably the best TE in NFL history like Kelce? Probably not. Let's just start with him becoming a regular contributor on offense before we start making Kelce comparisons.

I'd put Oliver at a 5. I get he isn't elite like all of us hoped, but he is a good player.

I went with a B- But I suppose for me it hinges on how well Dorian Williams performs. I feel like the biggest needs were MLB, DT, #2 WR, and Tackle. Those were not really addressed, especially considering Beane saying Williams would be playing OLB, at least to start. So, who is playing MLB? I really like the first two picks, though.

It's about people finding out on social media and tipping picks before they are announced by the commissioner.

We gave up a later round draft pick. People are crying about that?

I wasn't expecting TE. Let's hope Dorsey and Allen embrace using two TE's. Could be really scarry if they do.