MJS

Dumbest thing I've ever read. I'm sure people just go get MRI's for fun all the time for no reason. Yeah. "No reason to worry." How would they even know until after the MRI?

Minnesota is WAY colder than Buffalo, too. Yeah, it's just the crazy amounts of snow Buffalo gets.

I think Allen will be in the 11-20 range. I think he deserves top 10, but I don't think it will happen. I think Diggs will be just a couple spots after Allen. Tre White will probably be in the top 100 again. Maybe in the 50's. Edmunds might make it. I think Edmunds is getting noticed nationally, even though last year wasn't his best season. But he has gone to two pro bowls for a reason. People seem to generally think he is better than he actually is because of his size, length, and speed. I wonder is Beasley will make it or not. Not sure. Dawkins is an interesting one. I think that's a long shot, though. I also think Hyde is a long shot.

I think Wilson could have been a good QB, but he went to the Jets. So his only hope now is to catch on with another team after he isn't resigned or is traded. They are already setting him up to fail by expecting him to be the day 1 starter. They should have brought in a veteran to start the season while he gets up to speed. It's going to be a bloodbath and then everyone will lose faith in him even though it is THEIR fault he is failing.

I agree. Light on the offense. I think we will take 3 TE's for sure. Someone (maybe two someones) on the defensive line is not going to make the team. No way we take that many. I just think they wouldn't go so light at BOTH RB and TE by keeping Gilliam. Yes, he can kind of slot into both of those position groups, but you still don't have the numbers you need, in my opinion.

Looks like Daboll needs to work on HIS hands.

Yeah, I was confused for a moment.

Playoff games happen in the winter, so our team should be as prepared as possible for poor weather games.

I'm not sure why anyone would care or expect those two to understand the intricacies of contracts and signing bonuses.

Personally, I'd rather have Zimmer on the team than either Harrison Phillips or Vernon Butler. And I would rather keep Obada over Addison. But I get they have to consider contracts.

He got all of his money up front. He isn't underpaid. That was just the structure of his contract.

This seems to come up every couple of months. Yep, it was awesome.

Because of the era he played in and he always had a lot of offensive talent with him. But man, I just never felt like Romo was a HOF QB when he was playing. He was a solid QB, just not a great QB.

That's mostly true. They did bring in highly recognizable names for the position, including Vontae Davis and Josh Norman. They brought in the highly drafted Kevin Johnson to compete, a former first rounder. So they have been trying, but clearly not investing big money or draft picks to the position. But to me, it's notable that they keep trying and they don't seem sold on Wallace. Wallace was likely moving on from the team, if it wasn't for the reduced cap. The Bills brought him back late on a 1 year deal. Unless he kills it this year I expect the Bills to let him walk. The Bills have been talking with their money and actions. They haven't invested a lot of money in the position, but they also haven't wanted to invest money in Wallace either. I'm pretty certain they want an upgrade, but haven't felt the need to put real assets toward it yet.

Well, it's not, because Wallace is still the #2.

Well, I'm a fan of Levi Wallace, but I don't think he is ideal as a #2 corner. As a #3 or reserve corner he'd be great. He's the type of guy every team wants as depth, but I sure hope we get a better #2 option sometime in the future.

The Jets have had some closer games and forced more turnovers vs Allen, though.

If any team should think Allen is the real deal, it's the Dolphins. Allen has owned them his entire career.

Is that considering the higher cap due to new TV deals that will be kicking in, plus just the general increases we usually see from year to year?

As always, your negative spin on everything is impressive. Keep up the bad work.

So most of my fandom has been during the drought. I'm only 32 years old, so the last time the Bills won a playoff game I was just too young to really remember it. I do have fond memories of Eric Moulds, Doug Flutie, even Drew Bledsoe. But most of my years of really caring about the Bills was just abysmal. Not usually horrible enough to get a top draft pick, and when we were close we had no confidence that we would pick a difference maker anyways. But the biggest thing? Every coach we hired just seemed like a buffoon. I just never had confidence in them. It was obvious we were scraping the bottom of the barrel for these coaches. I always had to convince myself that they might be ok. McDermott, though? I was legitimately impressed with him and thought he could be different. Beane, too, was impressive to me. McDermott breaking the drought really shows me he was different as well. It's only been uphill from there. Josh Allen showed a lot to me his rookie year. He had no talent on offense to help him. He put the offense on his back every game. He had some lows and some highs, but he was a fighter. That Minnesota game and the well 17 Miami game really shows me he had potential to be good.

Hmm, not even close to the best trade of all time. Not even worth mentioning. But we do have another current player that we acquired for one of the best trades for the franchise all time: Jerry Hughes. Great trade. I'll also add that the McCoy trade was pretty good. Alonso skipped around on different teams and flamed out, actually becoming known as one of the dirtiest hitters in the league. McCoy had a few really good years in Buffalo.

I was totally going to respond with that. Beat me to it. Those little buggers are expensive. But yummy.

A high five

Neither is this.