Jerome007

The best Tush Push team is the Eagles. And they have used fakes at least a couple of times. KC has used a TE instead of Mahomes - it doesnt have to be Josh all the time. I mean, variations are there without scratching your head that much. And as mentioned already, don't always go to the left! Only KC stopped the Bills, but still, adding variatons would make even the normal one more successful as it's another thing for defenses to worry about.

What? The Bills have been a great team. Besides not winning the Big One, how can you say that? What does it take for some of you? A perfect season? This year they are way stronger. Injuries and some luck will determine the rest.

I was totally psyched out when McGovern was signed and then they drafted O'Torrence. Fans might not care about OLine, but we all know how they make a HUGE difference. When they click, they make others look good, and that's what happened. Well, I feel the same with the new DLinemen. Sure, the secondary is suspect, but that DLine is way stronger now... especially come week 7. Just having Bosa and Rousseau at the same time is quite the scare for opponents.

I'm just surprised they cut BOTH White and Buechele. Obviously they think they'll be able to resign one to the PS.

I'm biasedly rooting for him because of how he handled himself with the Jets when the Bills pulverized him and his ribs. He must still fear when Milano comes near ha ha. Dude has guts and toughness, that's for sure. As for keeping him or not, not my decision so I'll.... trust the process.

Ty is such an amazing receiver though. His Broncos playoff TD catch last year where he had to lift both his feet off the ground is one of the best catches ever. Let alone for a RB! Cook was supposed to be an unfair cheatcode in the passing game but so far that hasn't been true. Great RB though, for sure. But Ty will remain the main 3rd down back.

Let the process play out. It's a civil suit. For an ALLEGED event 4 years before he was in the NFL. It shouldn't be a football issue except for some trash talk banter.

Dude is impressive, always has been, and his backwards hurdle was crazy. But the Eagles OLinemen have a LOT to say about how good he was. He wasn't bad or washed with the Giants, just no good OLine for him then. And Josh is no doubt the MVP.

Yeah. Having the new run stuffers playing would have been better. But the schedule overall... we can't complain.

I'm from Québec yet have made it through all the drought. I sure deserve to be here now ha ha. But "football life after Josh" will be hard. Forget the wins for a moment, he makes the games FUN, entertaining. It won't be the same after him. Let's enjoy it now!

AJ is not elite but quite a solid depth guy. It's just that with the draft picks and free agents addition, the Bills can' t keep them all!

I'm always like a broken record, that the OLinemen are much more important than RBs. And well, the pay really shows that. Still, Cook has so often the ball in his hands, he must feel somewhat frustrated that CBs and WRs are paid so much more!

What's with the Bosa dislike? Max Crosby and Garrett were not available anymore. And a one year 12M is low risk high reward. And he is good against the RUN too. With the two new players - after their 6 week suspensions - they should FINALLY be able to be a decent team against the run. And that will help everything else. Including time of possession for JA17 and the offense.

Good riddance to Diggs, and now it makes beating the Patriots even sweeter instead of a 'meh' type of game, but he WAS a leader the first two-three years with the Bills. Everywhere he goes he eventually sours and pouts, but not at first.

Yeah, a fall from grace for a star NFL QB But... let's put this in perspective. It's more than most lottery winners make, and he gets to play NFL football.

Agree with it all but Coleman has to prove himself Ty should nb used more. He's a RB as good as any receiver for catching balls. That screams problematic for defenses if a LB is lined up with him man to man.

The Chiefs, Bills and Ravens sure proved you can win without elite WRs. The Bengals go the opposite route. I think it will fail badly, but it is interesting nonetheless. I don't mind teams having unique angles... but I sure prefer what the Bills are doing ha ha. BTW that's why I have been excited from the signings. The Bills have a real good OLine, and now the DLine could be a strength too. I much prefer that to what the Bengals - and Dolphins - are doing.

Dude, stop choosing misery. I was HYPED for these signings so far. Superbowl smell in March! Of course the corner situation is really worrisome, and TWO suspensions at once is crazy, but you really expected Beane to solve everything in week 1 of FA? A lot of time left till September.

As if PED use wasn't super widespread i nthe NFL. No need to single out anyone... not caught yet ha ha. The NFL testing protocol is widely known as a joke and simply a PR move to keep the clueless fans happy. Yet they caught TWO of the new Bills players? WT H are the odds?

That year he won the Triple Crown and Superbowl MVP has to be the best year ever by a WR in the history of the league. Somehow it's not talked a lot. But salary cap exists, so I don't think Beane will pursue him. BTW he is also a very good run bocker, and Hollins is gone... Can Kupp walk around barefoot?

Toohill played well in spurts. He has a future playing a backup role in the NFL. And that pays waaay better than a regular job ha ha.

Well, personally, I'm excited with the 3 new DL(OLB) signings. As with anything line related, it also helps the current players, yes that includes AJE, Oliver and Rousseau. Safeties are strong too IMO, Forrest makes this a strong enough group with Rapp, Bishop and Hamlin. Only glaring need is CB, and since supposedly the draft is filled with good interior DL, future is bright! Unless Milano has aged badly, LB group is set too. OLine are strong, JA is back there, and hopefully Palmer produces and Kincaid is back to his rookie form. Barring injuries, this Bills team seems already stronger than the 2024 one, and the draft is still to come!

Bishop was ready physically. He was missing a lot of the nuances and how to be in the right position, etc. So, in essence, he has to shore up his "football IQ". IDK he can do that in the offseason. He seemed to have gotten better by the end of the season.

Sometimes I feel people simply can't change their predetermined narrative. I too cringed painfully when we realized he'd be the starter last year. But he has grown to be quite decent. He made some bad plays, some pretty good ones, and overall, was at least average. Much better than anticipated, and not the disaster some of you guys make him to be. He's no Elam!

People are complaining about a one year deal for a very good pass rusher? OK then. I'm pumped. With Hoeght and Bosa, that run stopping goes way up, and pass rush improves too. It should help Rousseau, Milano, Bernard, Oliver, etc.