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Two thirds of $90 million? Exaggerating much? We need guys that can score points. I understand the line is a huge need but players that put points on the board are more important. Julio does that. I don't know if they would have up a 1 and 4 for a 30 year old receiver. I would off the Falcons a 2 and a 5 though and see if they bite. I would love be some Julio Jones. Then draft Noah Fant. Got our tight end of the future our receiver we so desperatley need and year 2 of Allen. That would be awesome

OJ Howard is certainly becoming one of the better TEs in this league. He's a physical freak. I had him in fantasy this year so I'm aware of his production. I think the only thing keeping him from turning into an all pro tight end at this point is he is in a crowded offense. There are a ton of mouths to feed between Mike Evans, DeSean Jackson, Chris Godwin, Adam Humphries and Cameron Brate. In an offense with a couple less mouths to feed and no turnover prone QBs like Winston and Fitzpatrick, I certainly believe he can and would be a game changing tight end

I just can't figure out for the life of me why Allen didn't throw to wide a open McKenzie that was right in front of Zay on the pass that went to Zay on that 3rd and 11. He definitely would have got the first down. That made no sense to me. Looking that way you can clearly see McKenzie right in front of him

That crap roughing the passer was a momentum killer

For me it has always been the Giants. There's something about when I hear that team is in a primetime game I cringe. Unless I have a fantasy player from that team. I have no interest in watching them. I also didn't care for the Jaguars and still kind of don't. They are probably the one team in the league up until last year that even their own fans didn't care about considering half their stadium was wrapped up in tarp. The Rams after the days of the "Greatest Show On Turf" and before Sean McVay had very many forgettable years but are now one of the most exciting teams to watch The Titans are another team that I don't really care for. It boggles my mind how that team gets two or three primetime games a year. The NFL talks about how they give Sunday and Monday night games to teams that are "Marketable" but yet the Titans who I don't think I've ever seen one fan of in the state of New York or any other place I've traveled somehow gets three primetime games a year even in years when they were just as mediocre as the Bills have been. At least we know the Bills have fans all over the country and travel all over the place. How many people outside of Nashville really really care about the Titans?

He has had some down moments but I think his positives greatly outweigh his negatives. And I think he's been more solid than not. To be fair, the entire defense got ran over on Sunday. Based off the good things he has shown there is no doubt he is going to be a Kuechly type linebacker

Zay is definitely improving and I wouldn't really say that Edmunds has been up and down. He's been mostly solid except the first week or two. I can understand being cautiously optimistic on Allen but you don't have to be on Edmunds. He's gonna be just fine

18 words: Tre'Davious White, Zay Jones, Dion Dawkins, Matt Milano, Josh Allen, Tremaine Edmunds, Harrison Phillips, Taron Johnson, Wyatt Teller

I was thinking about having both with a better receiving core as well. If we can get a legit receiver and have both that would be crazy. That's what I was referring to. I wasn't referring to having only 2 big play RBs

I said at one point how crazy would this offense be if we signed Bell and Kept McCoy next season. Think of all the crazy offensive combinations we could have with them on the field. Split one out wide and the other in the back field and then have multiple formations with both in the backfield at the same time. Defenses would be all sorts of messed up trying to defend that. I don't see us spending that much on a RB though

If us, Indy and another team are in a 3 way tie then head to head doesn't matter considering we lost to Indy. It would all depend on other circumstances at that point. It's just like last year, The Chargers beat us head to head and finished with the same record but because it was a 3 way tie between us, the Chargers and Ravens there were other tie breakers that came into play which is how we got in

We all know that this offense has been pathetic. We know that they have traded away a lot of good players. We know that they took on a lot of dead cap space this year and for some reason they have an obsession with Peterman but let's look at the last two drafts. We seemed to have hit on some nice players Tre'Davious White: Lock Down Corner Zay Jones: Has shown flashes he can be a very good receiver Dion Dawkins: Easily Our Best offensive Lineman Matt Milano: 5th Round Pick but a very nice gem at linebacker Josh Allen: Has Shown Some Glimpses. Very Athletic but Very Raw. We'll See What Happens Tremaine Edmunds: Has Looked Fantastic This Season. Will be a cornerstone for a long time Harrison Phillips: Has Made Some Plays Taron Johnson: Has played Well This Season Wyatt Teller: Got His First Start and Looks Like A Mauler A lot of these guys have been mid to late round picks. I think they deserve credit for the last two drafts that have been put together. I think another solid draft and some nice free agent signings with a lot of cap space we can be a potential playoff team next season

Honestly, I hope Mullens shines for the rest of the season. Once Garopolo gets back next season then they might put this guy on the trade block. I would love to swing a trade for him if he works out this season. It couldn't hurt

I got the Bears D in fantasy so hopefully Chicago

Does a game plan and swiss cheese defense matter with Peterman?

This dude that is screaming in the background in the audience is annoying as hell

His use of Aaron Jones so far this season has been baffling

Yeah, I'm all for giving them the chance. But if that doesn't work then a new coach and regime come in here, preach the same thing and it's the same thing all over again and then we hear again "just give them time. Gotta have patience".

Because the team has existed for 58 years and has been just as bad as it is now and sometimes worse under Ralph. By saying that the team is not the same team under Pegula is like saying that this team didn't exist for the first 54 years and we were an expansion team in 2014 which makes no sense. New ownership doesn't mean new team it's still the "Buffalo Bills". If Robert Kraft sold the Patriots and the new owner came in and got rid of Belichick, all of his coaches and the whole front office and started over with someone else but they still continue to dominate the league and win multiple Super Bowls over the next 10 years, would you say "The Patriots have only been good for 10 years"? You shouldn't because it makes no sense. They would be dominating for 30 years at that point. It's still the "New England Patriots". Another way to look at it is for 17 years we waited for the Bills to make the playoffs but we had like 7 different regimes and were constantly told to have patience under each regime because the current regime is not the last one ehich is true but it doesn't mean that all those other years they didn't make the playoffs didn't count. The "team" didn't make the playoffs for 17 years. Under your logic you would be saying every time we got a new regime "we haven't made the playoffs in 3 years" which is incorrect

At that time it was one year and one super bowl he had no way of knowing whether Brady was gonna flop or not. He just took a chance and made the right call. For all he knew, Bledsoe could have came here and took us to multiple super bowls. He's not that much of a genius that he could have possibly known 100% what the outcome of that whole thing would turn out like. After all, he is who he is because he has the greatest QB of all time playing for him. That's what makes him look like a genius

Why would the Pats trade Bledsoe in the division?

He's a defensive player at this franchise's favorite position. I'm sure we'll be all over this. If it was an offensive player we wouldn't want anything to do with it

I say 400 every game on our way to the Super Bowl baby

Never watched the guy play at VT but watching his videos on youtube, he looks legit. Not sure why he went undrafted. I've read that some scouts were concerned about his speed but he catches plenty of deep balls in an 8 minute highlight video