Bob Chandler's Hands

Rex Ryan to the Jets would be such a gift to Bills fans. Not unlike them giving up draft assets for a washed up and selfish Aaron Rodgers two years ago.

Lol - good one

That's very interesting. Where is the source data for that information?

2022: Cook, Bernard, Shakir, Benford (4 quality starters) 2023: Kincaid, Torrence, Williams (2 quality starters and a solid back-up. only had 6 picks) 2024: TBD but Coleman, Bishop, Carter, Davis, Pran-Granger, Ulofoshio, Soloman, Grable, and even Hardy may all develop into good players Most teams would kill for drafts like those. 6 starters on a 13-4 team.

Has to be bad. Aside from the horrible concussion issues, this is the same guy who had major hip surgery in college. He's just not physically built for the NFL.

I'd love to see a hobbled Tua (he's going to miss his second game in a row this week) or Tyler Huntley lead the Dolphins to frigid Orchard Park to be absolutely pounded by the Bills, yet again. That said, bringing rookie Bo Nix and the Broncos to Buffalo is fine as well. Would prefer to avoid the Burrow/Chase/Higgins show.

Frank Gore Jr. for sure as he'll log all the carries he can handle from the 2nd quarter onward. Probably a defensive secondary or offensive line option so those guys can be rested. No reason to bring up Mike White. If Trubisky is hurt, just have the emergency QB take snaps and hand off or kneel. Winning the game is not important.

Assuming the Falcons cut him in the off-season, Cousins will be able to get a high end back-up job, if he wants it. He has too much track record and credibility prior to this year and someone will think if he has another year gone after the last surgery he'd be the kind of guy who is good in the room and can come in and hold the fort for a few games. However with the money he's made, Cousins may not be up for that. We'll see.

Stafford is the perfect modern comp in my opinion.

Behind Allen, Mahomes, and probably Joe Burrow and Lamar Jackson. So maybe 5th. If you look at those 4 names the biggest difference is mobility. The league has changed and Jimbo didn't have the wheels or pocket quickness of those guys because it wasn't valued back then. But he'd still have the head, arm, and leadership qualities to be a top guy.

The food at the stadium is very pedestrian, to put it kindly. Since you'll be in town anyway, I suggest to look for a legit wing place before or after. Frankly speaking I've never had beef on weck at a restaurant, it's always been a make at home thing in my family so I am not sure where to go to get it.

Saw him out there, but seemed to be less than half the snaps?

14 targets for 6 catches last week. 0 targets this week.

Well, yes. He may be a menace to his own team but he's a menace (in a better way) to the other team as well. I am not saying he sucks, far from it. But his style of play is likely to shorten his career and perhaps those of others as well.

That may be the case in this instance. But it's beyond mere coincidence when he takes out two players on his own team per season when most guys never do that, or maybe it happens once, in a career. It's also no coincidence he suffers from concussions himself.

Week 1 vs. Arizona he took out Taron Johnson for a few games. From the D&C: "The injury occurred when Johnson went to wrap up Cardinals receiver Greg Dortch a yard behind him. As Johnson brought his right arm in front of Dortch, Bills safety Taylor Rapp had already launched toward the receiver, with Rapp’s helmet connecting straight with Johnson’s forearm." Rapp is a menace to his own team.

Relax everyone. Bills O-line is healthy and getting (we hope) Coleman and maybe Kincaid back. Bring it on.

This was during which conversation you had with Josh?

There are a couple of routes, but either way it's 6 years or more college education.

Guys, this is an obvious troll thread. Don't take the bait. The 'ignore' feature is your friend.

He signed a contract to, well, actually play football, for $160M with $92M guaranteed. Yeah, I really feel for him too.

In 1891, Italian immigrants were in not considered "white" by a majority of the public. Only through a modern lens can you go back and say it was a white person being lynched. At the time, they were lynching a non-white minority.

It's a long season in the NFL. Stuff happens and it evolves as the season progresses. That said, it was not only a defensive failure, but an offensive one too against Baltimore. I expect the offensive side of the ball would improve in a rematch. The defense, TBD. Stopping Jackson and Henry on the ground is nothing like stopping KC.