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Yes.

This is actually an interesting question. My quick answer without thinking about it much is probably 2. Maybe 4 if we're being optimistic. I think the Bills OTs are better than New England's. I think you could debate McCoy > Michel and Clay > Dwayne Allen if Gronk is still out next week.

Yes, but to which team?

Seriously, he seemed to playing okay (and I use that term relatively compared to the QB play we've had all year) and then I flipped the game off and a couple minutes later he had somehow turned it over like 4 times. Like what actually happened? lol

If Allen is still struggling by the end of the year, then McDermott and Beane will get the offseason to address the team's needs and they'll move forward with Josh Allen as the starting QB for his sophomore year. If instead he's playing well by the end of the year, then McDermott and Beane will get the offseason to address the team's needs and they'll move forward with Josh Allen as the starting QB for his sophomore year.

Yeah, I thought it was something like that. Yeldon will definitely be an option for Buffalo if they're interested in him/if they decide to move on from McCoy.

I'm fairly confident Yeldon is walking this offseason even before this trade happened. No sense in Jacksonville spending big money on a backup RB when they already have cap issues as is (if I remember correctly)

He really hasn't been remotely a stud. He's been a terribly inefficient runner for them and an absolute trainwreck as a pass blocker too. We'll see if Chubb does better, but I'm not sure this is a big loss unless Chubb gets hurt.

I don't think Hyde demanded a trade and I don't expect Landry to do so either. Cleveland's been pretty decent this year and Landry is getting a ***** ton of targets to boot. I doubt he's really unhappy right now. I'd guess Cleveland is more likely to acquire another WR than to trade one away.

Obviously things will change as we get closer to the draft, but man, some of DraftTek's rankings seem like they're way, way off. Like they have Devin Bush and Riley Ridley ranked as 5th or 6th rounders...I know McShay currently has Bush as a 1st round pick and I know the guys at The Draft Network all think Riley Ridley is like a 1st or 2nd round pick.

If he comes out, yeah. Not sure he'll want to come out if he's only going to be like a Day 3 pick when he could be a top 10ish pick the following year.

Thank god. I'm in a very deep fantasy league in which the only options for a QB this week (while Wilson is on Bye) were Anderson, Peterman, and Lamar Jackson. A guy ahead of me on Waivers picked up Peterman and left me with Anderson lol.

I’d take Oliver but I’d be damn happy with either one. Also think I’d probably lean towards trading down if I can get a decent return.

According to David Chao, that is a possibility if Allen requires surgery.

I don't think anyone can really give an informed opinion of what to do with each pick until we know where the picks are, but I'd say the team's needs are, probably in this order: 1. #1 WR 2. #2 WR 3. O-Line, specifically interior 4. #2 CB 5. TE 6. RB 7. DT 8. DE 9. Backup QB 10. 3rd down RB Having said that, if Buffalo ends up picking top 2 and choose not to trade the pick, I'd probably take Bosa/Oliver.

I personally did not see most of the game so I can't confirm whether or not the refs were actually letting this stuff go throughout the game. My point is that it's a blatant penalty. If the refs screwed up earlier in the game, then they screwed up. Refs are supposed to call penalties when penalties occur regardless of the situation and in the case of the Sherman penalty, they made the correct call. If you want to argue that they missed similar calls earlier in the game, I can't really argue that since I didn't see it, but there's really no argument to be made that what Sherman did is not a penalty.

Just some perspective, here's Ed Oliver compared to the first DT taken in each draft this decade (plus Gerald McCoy since he was also considered one of the best DT prospects we've seen in a long time). Outside of Aaron Donald, nobody is even remotely close to him in terms of tackles for loss and outside of Donald, he's pretty close to everyone in terms of sacks.

He's definitely behind the other 1st round QBs right now, but that's okay. He was always supposed to be behind them his rookie year. Beane didn't draft him for how he thought he'd play as a rookie; he drafted him for where he thinks he can get to in a year or two.

If they really weren't calling that all game, then yes.

If you take away the one game where he was knocked out a few plays into the game, he’s on a 16 game pace of over 1,000 yards despite being the #3 or 4 option in the offense. The Bills #1 option will be lucky to hit 500 yards. And Sammy is still ranked as the 46th best WR by PFF which is roughly 40 spots higher than the Bills top WR. hes obviously overpaid but hes a good player regardless. You could overpay worse guys, like Buffalo has done.

All that tells me is that the refs screwed up early on and got it right in the end. It was a blatant penalty.

Smith legitimately deserves it though. Fitz less so but he was never going to hold off Jameis.

Most likely they'd just promote Robiskie or Castillo to OC and we'd all call for their heads by this time next week. They're not about to hire someone that's currently with another team/on the market in the middle of the year.

The correct answer is zero. Andy Reid's teams have started 4-0 four times, one of which being this season. The other three, they lost in the Super Bowl and lost in the first round of the playoffs.

Kyle Williams - probably retire Lorenzo Alexander - keep Jordan Phillips - TBD Phillip Gaines - walk Eddie Yarbrough - walk or league minimum Ramon Humber - walk Nobody else of significance is up for free agency as far as I can tell.