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Has Main and Hamlin surpassed Bar Bill in your opinion? I've heard that from numerous people. I was at Bar Bill last in 2022 and it was still outstanding then.

It's interesting so many are saying Milano. He looked very good in the last game of the year against KC. The speed and pursuit he showed to haul down Mahomes on that 3rd down play in the 3rd quarter was vintage. Injuries of course are a big concern, but IF he can stay healthy I don't think he has lost his ability to play at a high level just yet.

Over but not by much. I think the vast majority from your group will come from Groot and Jackson

Damar....unfortunately. I don't think I'll ever get the memory of the abuse he took in the AFC Championship game out of my head. He was incomprehensibly bad against KC. The only thing that may obscure that fact to the powers that be is that Elam was somehow even worse

I agree. Could do more but I'm not expecting it. This is the Bills after all

I don't think Watson is even a franchise QB. So he can't be the worst according to what the OP asked

Haha awesome story. Not entirely surprising however as Danny's face always looked he drank a gallon of bourbon for breakfast

That 3 game home stretch against Denver/Raiders/Jets in early 1990 where the Bills pulled off dramatic comebacks was incredible. After that they seemed to be nearly invincible the rest of the season.

Dak for sure with that contract

Jim Donovan was the man as a play by play guy. RIP

He's in the low end of the top 10 imo. Having Tomlin and Stefanski ahead of him is laughable

It's possible for the Sabres but highly unlikely. As bad of an owner as Pegula has been the Sabres were still his "first love" before the Bills. If they go up for sale I can see a stipulation similar to Wilson (or even Golisano) that a buyer must commit to keeping the team in Buffalo. You have to remember that despite the dismal status of the Sabres, the franchise is worth 1.1 billion per Forbes. Pegula has made a very nice return on his original 160 million investment. I'm not entirely convinced he is looking to sell. The arena upgrades are going to be the big determinant. I think Pegula is biding his time knowing NYS just invested so much in the Bills stadium and realizing his hockey club needs to become more competitive before asking for public funding. Regardless, Buffalo is such a strong hockey market that it is very difficult to believe the NHL would want to see the team relocated whatever Pegula decides to do.

Being an alarmist? I interpreted the OP to be more geared to the Sabres potentially moving. In any event thinking the Bills leaving is still a possibility at this point with a new stadium more than half finished is pure silliness.

You think?

Unfortunately the Sabres ineptitude is almost entirely because of him. Terry really just stumbled into something good with Beane and McDermott. It's why I can't see either of them going anywhere unless the Bills crater, and the periodic discussions about hot seats and job security are amusing. Pegula knows he got lucky

That isn't accurate for me. I think Lamar Jackson is a tremendous player who is light years better than Cam ever was. Newton was a sub 60 percent career passer with one great year (2015) on his resume. He was also a childish clown with no leadership abilities. Oh, and he quit on his team in the Super Bowl.

That Jerry Rice guy was a pretty good route runner if I'm not mistaken. Ochocinco is old enough to have seen him🤷

Baltimore is just insanely loaded with talent all across their roster

I remember 94, and this period of the season in particular, as being the last time where it felt like Jimbo was still an upper echelon guy. Games like this and the one in Joe Robbie against Miami showed Kelly could still sling it. The 83 yard TD pass to Reed to clinch the game against the Dolphins was one of the best throws of his career imo. Jim became more of a game manager after 1994. In 1995 he cut his int's down but the Bills were more of a defense and run oriented squad. You could really see his arm strength begin to lessen. 1996 brought renewed Super Bowl hope in the offseason. I remember being so stoked about the additions of Moulds and Quinn Early, and there was even high hopes for Lonnie Johnson lol. But it became clear almost immediately that Kelly was through. Everything ended so abruptly. I was at that Jags WC loss where Jimbo was carted off in his last game and it was so deflating.

You can't be serious with this??? The Bengals havent even made the playoffs the last 2 years. I feel like I'm in an alternate universe

Have you watched the Bengals defense? Are there any Copper Dejeans? Jalen Carters? Zach Bauns? You're better than this. Let me know when Cincy even makes a wild card again

Considering the Bengals have done diddly poo in spite of their offensive prowess for several years running, I think I'm in a pretty good position to say their decisions are questionable

Just to be clear, you are endorsing a strategy where you pay top dollar to both your number one and number two wide receiver. Are you Jeremy White?

If it costs them Trey Hendrickson, then yes it was a stupid move. He is the only meaningful player on their wholly inadequate defense. The Bengals have zero chance of winning a Super Bowl pushing all their chips on the offensive side of the ball.