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Were they though...I mean the Bills won time of possession, yards, and made fewer mistakes...we won the turnover battle +1. I mean watching Henry bulldoze his way through our D sucked...but watching Allen carve them up in the last half of the 4th qtr was just as satisfying. 🙂

I agree! Yep, I agree...its ridiculous.

I am not arguing at all...just voicing an opinion. Its a headache trying to figure out where to watch a game...that is not a premium feature of anything.

How does spreading content across multiple platforms make it "premium" ? If nothing else, the headache it creates cheapens the product. The real reason is because all these networks pay the NFL ridiculous fees for the opportunity to stream the games...the only premium is the excess $$$ going into the NFL's pockets. I subscribe to the content I watch for things other than the NFL...if I can catch a game, I will. Sunday ticket feels like a waste because I only watch a small % of what is available...and its expensive. I used to pay the price, but I don't see the value in it anymore. With the Bills doing well, you get a lot of games as part of normal streaming.

I am sure the price will drop now that they broke up the pirates.

How about something positive about this defense...we will have both Bernard and Milano healthy at the same time. 🙂 Maybe we play some 4-3 with Dorian Williams to take some of the stress off the DBs and help with the Ravens run game.

I was so stoked after that Rams game...it looked like Dorsey knew what he was doing. Then it went to hell in a handbag the rest of the year.

Special Teams - slightly better. I don't the punt god even made it out of training camp last year, so the kicking game will be the same. The return game may be better with Harty and and Hines. Secondary - better. Tre further removed from surgery, two 2nd year corners who got good experience last year, plus the addition of Dantzler. Then both safeties are healthy (for now) and I think Rapp is going to be a bigger addition than most realize... LB - Worse...we lost a stud in the middle. He will probably be replaced by a LB committee depending on down and distance. I expect to see Rapp and Klein a lot at first. Maybe Williams can start getting more time as the season progresses. DL - Much better - We only had Von half the season and he looks to be on track to get on the field sooner than expected. Adding Ford was huge and Floyd is gonna a problem for a lot of offenses - especially when paired with Von, and especially later in the season when its most important. Defense overall - better - addition by subtraction with Frazier out of the picture. QB - even - he could actually be a little better if he stays healthy and reduces turn-overs. Also, we Allen a bunch of help so he doesn't have to be Superman every game... RB - Better - we have better variety in the offensive backfield. I think if we use them enough, Harris is a slight upgrade over Singletary and Cook could be the key to the offense. Murray adds something we lacked last year - size and power. That will help preserve Allen's health. WR - Better - again...more variety in here. Davis starts off healthy, Diggs is still Diggs, Sherfield is an under-rated signing and Harty will be dangerous if he can stay healthy. Maybe later in the season Shorter helps out. TE - Better - you gotta like Kincaid but I wonder how quickly he will come up to speed. Still, its easy to see him becoming Allen's security blanket sooner than later. OL - a little better. It feels like we improved on the interior. The tackles are both somewhat suspect, but they are the same players manning both spots. Brown should have a full off-season this year and I look for improvement. Offense overall - better - better line play in and of itself will help. I think we are better at every offensive position except QB, and the improved talent elsewhere will make the QB better in the end. As long as Dorsey progresses, the offense should improve. Team overall - I believe its better. The D may not be statistically better, but I think they will play better situational football with Frazier out of the picture. The offense will be better because Josh has a lot more help on the line and at skill positions. Dorsey should be able to dial up more varied personnel groupings to take advantage of the D is giving us and to dictate more to the D.

Diggs Davis Crowder Austin Shakir Kumerow McKenzie gets traded. We have a glut of slot WRs, and Cook can also serve in that capacity. Shakir can play inside or outside. Austin stretches the field and returns kicks. Hodgins and Stevenson to the practice squad.

LMAO! You don't need a rocket arm to take advantage of speed. Hill and Waddle can take a dump off to the house. That said, I really agree...if we play a shell coverage, it takes those dump-offs away. I also feel like our D will be much improved this year.

I am not gonna lie - the Dolphins worry me a bit on offense. Tua is coming into is 3rd year, and they have a ton of speed on offense. On defense, I still don't think they can stop us. I will also say, I am not worried much though...we beat the Chiefs who were still better than the current Dolphins. The Jets got much better, but that is not saying much...they were super bad. Wilson looked downright awful last year. They went from way below to average to below average if that makes sense. There is a good chance the Patriots will be the last team in the division next year. The tape is out on Mac Jones...I think he takes a big step back this year.

I would love a stud running back...doesn't have to be Breece Hall. Having that threat in the backfield will make Josh unstoppable.

Is 2022 still a DirecTV thing?

Ascending: On Defense, Oliver with better DT running mates. On offense, Singletary. I think we will roll with 2 TEs more which will aid the running game, and the return of Kollar will also help. Descending: Knox. I love Knox, and I believe he is a top 10 TE at this point, but OJ will eat up some of his touches. Shocking: Doyle usurps the swing tackle spot. Packing: Edmunds is traded during the draft.

I hope you are right! I agree, but they seem like higher round picks which we need for more pressing needs this year.