MJS

He usually owns up to his bad takes, though. He has talked over and over about how he was wrong about Bernard (as was pretty much everyone) and that Bernard makes splash plays while Edmunds did not. He also has good takes that are sometimes unpopular. For instance, he was a Gabe Davis critic way before that was popular. He believed in Spencer Brown when most everyone wanted to replace him, then Brown went out and had a good season and was pretty solid all year long. His job is to give his opinion about every single player all the time, so he is going to have misses.

Just bought tickets to the Houston game! I'll take my son to his first NFL game.

Today's "I had a random idea. Hear me out" thread. Nice.

Almost everyone already pays for that, though. It has use outside of entertainment and football.

I might try to get to Houston. That's only a 4 hour drive for me.

All the complaining is becoming insufferable. And what's more, the complainers are addicted to football just like everyone else and will watch the games despite their belly aching. Or maybe a few of them won't, which will be completely insignificant. And they act like a streaming service hosting a game is the worst thing in the world. What about the days of games being blacked out? Or having to spend an arm and a leg for NFL Sunday Ticket, which you had to have an expensive cable subscription on top of anyway?

I think the first 5 are obvious, then the rest fight for the 6th spot.

He occasionally contributes on offense, but he is a core special teamer as well.

Funny, because in his earlier podcast episode from today he was advocating for MVS, and then the Bills signed him. So, that was kind of cool.

Two TE sets are becoming popular again in the NFL.

That's what I keep saying. Bills fans know he sucks. That was one of the worst hires by the Broncos and then the Jets turn around and hire him after he proved there he was a terrible.

Way better depth than last year. That's for sure. Relying on Sherfield and Harty shot us in the foot multiple times last year.

Baltimore lost a ton of talent. Nobody is really talking about that.

He's OK. I would probably prefer to see what the existing guys can do, honestly.

Does overpaying a safety ever work?

Goff is somehow both overrated and underrated. I'm not entirely sure what to think of him.

I think he could be more than that. I could easily see him getting 80 targets. This is exactly how I see it.

He is the starting slot receiver. Slot is basically a different position from outside receiver. It is like nickel corner. It requires a different skill set. It is better to view it in terms of targets. I don't think it is outside of the realm of possibility that Shakir is 1st or 2nd in targets this year.

He already proved he is a starter last year. Do you mean #1 receiver? I don't think he is a #1, but he is clearly a starter.

Why do we want Treylon Burks?

Because he was performing like a top kicker until last year.

One more minute and it will be a full game.

I think they could see how he is doing in camp. It is pretty easy to bring in another kicker. Kickers do the exact same thing everywhere. They don't need to learn a system. They only need to get on the same page with the holder, which they can do quickly with reps. So, if Bass is struggling, they can bring someone new in at any time.

They sure know how to pick em over in KC...

People say this every year. The Bills get a first place schedule. It is tough every year and will continue to be.