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I think a lot of the guys on this board can identify with you. Unless Aaron Rodgers can play like one of the best QB's in the game again the Packers look like a non-playoff team for the foreseeable future.

4. Bored.

Houston 38 Buffalo 41 F / OT If you were there (and didn't leave early) you'd agree.

He seems like a delightful human being who really knows how to treat a woman. Also after reading many of his comments he clearly appears to be a team first player who would forgo personal glory if it resulted in a win. In reality I agree with most of the posters on this thread. I wouldn't want him in Buffalo even if he were willing to play for free.

For me it comes down to the fact that the Patriots have inflicted a ton of misery on we the fans of the Buffalo Bills over the last 15+ years. When I see the Patriots make it to another Super Bowl I think to myself; "why should LA Rams fans not have to share in our misery"? I'm not rooting for the Pats but misery does love company.

Just my opinion but I think Julio may be an indoor cat. The Bills need an outdoor cat.

Two words make the Pats #1. Salary cap.

I was able to make this sound amusing by saying it with a sarcastic tone. I hope that was the way it was intended.

Zero.

Save these hot takes for twitter.

I see the similarities. I'll add another one. Since 1996 the Packers have had Favre and Rodgers at QB and the Bills have had …….. never mind.

I don't even remember what we were fighting about.

Kiko Alonso - Best second round pr!ck in Bill's history.

Dear Athletic, I could not disagree with this assessment more. Warmest Regards, Saquon Barkley

No and No.

I think my dislike for the Packers has grown over the years as I believe they have become a great landing spot for frontrunning fans. When I was a kid in the 70's and 80's I literally did not know a single Green Bay fan (because they sucked). Now after roughly 25 years of the best quarterbacking you can get (only 4 losing seasons since 1992!), I see Green Bay stuff everywhere. They are the NFC equivalent of the Patriots for me. I'll be just as interested to see what becomes of the non-local fanbase for the Pack when Rodgers is gone as I will be for the Pats when Brady is gone.

This is just McCoy's way of staying relevant. Everybody knows that 30 is the new 50 for running backs.

I was at the game. Sat in the endzone where the Bills scored their touchdowns in the 3rd quarter. Probably the greatest sporting event I will ever witness.

Yes it is.

I don't know that. It's my opinion. You could post "How could you know that?" after 90% of the content on this board.

I'd rather have Reich than Lynn but that being said McDermott is the right guy at the right time for the Bills.

I don't give Brady much thought. I'm sure it's been mentioned on this board many times but even the Patriots passed on Brady with their first pick in the 6th round. They took some guy named Antwan Harris instead. Sometimes it truly is better to be lucky than good.

What I'm thinking is; he's likely to run out of players to spend money on (in 2019) long before he runs out of money.

The Bills have so much cap room for next year that I don't believe they will be able to spend it all. I think it will take through 2020 to get near the cap. There will only be so many free agents available next year and other teams have needs as well.

I'd like to see him fight for an extra yard at the end of a run or even fall forward occasionally.