MJS

Nothing is legendary in the moment. It can only be legendary if we are thinking back on it that way. But it can be elite, and it definately is an elite defense.

I'd rather see Bates on the interior, but Williams mightily struggled at RT against the Jags, so I'm not sure I want to see Williams out there again. It's strange, because he played so well at RT last year. But yes, I think Bates is a good player. I would not be surprised if he was a starter one day (maybe on a different team if we let him walk).

He could be a close contact and go on that list, right? Also, we do not know his vaccination status, so don't jump to conclusions.

I don't think public executions have done good things for societies in the past. But it should be heavily publicized so that scumbags know what will happen to them.

I'd rather it not be public. People don't need to see other people die.

Hmm, well maybe they actually do have a good team. They just came off an impressive win, so naturally people will be talking about them. No need to let your Patriots inferiority complex shine so brightly. The Bills have everything going for them. We don't need to be so threatened by people saying nice things about the Patriots. I would sign up for a sucky Patriots team for sure, but it looks like that's not where we are right now. Oh well. Honestly, though? Having some competition in the division does make things more interesting.

Men need to really just be executed for this stuff. Just keep executing them until we have purged this out of humanity. If you strike a woman outside of self defense, you die. Period. Maybe then this kind of crap won't be a thing anymore.

Agreed. I think his biases come through. I also don't think he knows exactly what he is watching. You need a deep understanding of scheme and assignments to really grade players, in my opinion.

You forgot Dubenion for receivers, but spot on with everything else.

Yep. Great player. But I'm a young guy, so most of the historical guys are ones I've had to do research on instead of actully experienced watching them play.

I have a feeling he'll be back.

I think the two players you can talk about this are Allen and Bass. Allen is 2nd behind Kelly, and I'm sure some would make the case for him 3rd behind Kelly and Kemp. But for me, Allen is 2nd. Bass needs a few more years of elite play, but he is certainly on that trajectory to be the best kicker we have had. But dang, so much could happen to derail that trajectory. As far as pure talent, I think Diggs could get there. He is such a complete receiver. A clear #1. But he has some great Bills receivers to pass up and that will take time and continued elite play. I put Reed, Moulds, and Dubenion ahead of him for sure. I'd have to brush up on historical Bills safeties (Tony Greene and Mark Kelso?), but I don't think Hyde and Poyer are there yet. Maybe eventually. Same with Tre White. The Bills have had some really good cornerbacks. Butch Byrd. Nate Odomes. Nate Clements. Tre White needs a lot to pass some of those guys up, but he could do it. He has to maintain his play for a lot of years. Some of the other guys you mentioned are nowhere close.

He is beloved by the Bills receivers. That's all we really need to know. Whenever they talk about him they light up.

Let Beane and Pegula worry about the money. Success brings accolades. It's way better than the alternative.

What "they" are you talking about? Fans vote for their favorite players, the players they have heard of, and the players who put up big stats. For defensive backs, that means the players with a lot of interceptions get more votes than those who don't. A couple years ago White led the league in interceptions. That was his first pro bowl and put him on the map for everyday NFL fans. Then they voted him in the next year because they had heard of him and knew he was a good player. For linebackers it has more to do with tackles and other things, not just interceptions. The point is accumulating stats is what gets you the votes. What is surprising about that?

This is why some Bills fans previously thought (maybe they still do) that Allen doesn't throw it deep very often. It's because his deep throws look like normal throws and they get there so fast that it doesn't seem like the throw could have gone so deep. But he routinely throws deep shots and almost never puts air under them.

McKenzie isn't anywhere close to the receiver Beasley is. If they let Beasley walk they need to bring in someone new to replace him.

Uh... yes. Are you just figuring this out now?

White might because he is a recognizable name. But he might not. Edmunds deserved it in 2019. Him going in 2020 was a residual of that, I think. Plus they always sort it by tackles for ILB's in the voting and he gets a lot of tackles.

He had some good years in Buffalo. Two 1,000 yard seasons. 7 TD's in 2007 and 8 in 2008. He went to a pro bowl in 2008. He also had 300 yards receiving and a receiving TD in 2008. But he certainly isn't a Bills legend and it ended pretty badly with him due to his off the field issues and trade. But I have no problem with him coming to Buffalo. He is an NFL great and that started in Buffalo, and it is nice of him to remember where it all started for him. I have nothing against him.

So why Star? Why Morse? Why Edmunds and Milano? White is a great player, but to make the pro bowl you need INT's. He only has one, so that's not going to happen. Pro Bowl locks: - Allen - Poyer - Diggs Could make it: - Bass - Hyde - Knox (if he picks up where he left off) White, Wallace, and T. Johnson are having great years and Johnson probably deserves it, but I don't think any of them will make it unless they go on an INT run.

This is what I said before the game. The Bills were in a lose-lose situation. If you beat the Jets, even blow them out, fans will just say that the Jets suck and will dismiss the win. If you lose, obviously it's a bad loss. And you are fulfilling that prophecy.

They play the games for a reason. You never really know how it will turn out. Just take it one week at a time.

He is a good player. He gets very few touches and usually makes the most of them. The fumbling is not ideal, though. If he was on another team and got 20+ touches a game, I bet he would produce.

He got the same foot twice, though. I think that counts.