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I was an idiot and drafted him very high in our fantasy draft based on last year Chiefs playoff game...wooof

Say what you want but Brady would never have signed for 40-45 million a year like Josh did. I'm not saying Josh is greedy by any means, but one of the reasons beyond Tom and Bill that made the Patriots so good was that he was signing contracts that were half the price of the other top flight QB's so that they could consistently field very good teams and win championships. Here we are looking at the salary cap and Josh's hefty price tag wondering were we can find some money to sign players.

**Draft day, Bills on the clock** McDermott: What do you think about that DT from LSU? Beane: Well its the 2nd round and BigNutSack123 on twobillsdrive.com gave him a 1st round grade, so lets draft him! McDermott: Oh, BigNutSack said that? I trust his player grades...let do it

I think so. It's really dependent on who is QB'ing the Jets and Dolphins. If they whiff on QB's and do not land one of the big names, our road to another division title will be much easier. Will be a tough task if one or both get big-time QB's.

13 seconds. I was watching the game when we were about to kick-off, telling those I was with, "alright, what they are going to do or should do is squib it and take off maybe 4-5 seconds, and then there would be 8-9 seconds left". Then he booted it. I proceeded to scream at the tv because none of the secondary defenders were on screen because they played so far back on 1st down. I was sure as **** confident that they would not call a defense like that again...to my dismay... no secondary in sight on second down. In two plays they allow the chiefs to go what 30-40 yards to get into field goal position. Not even challenge them, just here you go fellas take whatever you need. Wasn't there a clip where Kelce went up to Mahomes and say if they run that defense again I'm open for 20 yards and that will get us in FG range? It was so infuriating watching that all play out. That will go down in Bills lore...with music city miracle, with wide right, etc. With Cincinnati, you could definitely say they were outcoached and outmatched, but you could also say with everything that happened to the team and city since the start of the season, it was just became to heavy of a burden to bear. Physically, emotionally, everything. It would have been story-book to win the whole damn thing this year, but I think we continually saw the writing on the wall get bigger and bigger with each "tragedy" or "hardships". I think they could've beat KC, IF, they beaten the Bengals which I was not sure they could, but I do not think they would have beaten the NFC representative in the Super Bowl to be completely honest.

I was under a different username, before I became a proctologist.

He's just one of those co-workers that we have all had, that are just balls-terrible, but they keep getting jobs and promotions while on-lookers are just dumbfounded. How many of us wake up every morning and get to say "I feel like *******-up this job today"? He's legitimately like one of those corporate CEO's who destroys the company, gets fired and the next week the headline in the paper is the same CEO got hired for another bigtime position at another company

It looked like he was a half a step faster by the end of the year than when he first came back, the question is though, is the half a step all that we will see?

The team and city really got bent over during the course of the season, it would have been story book to overcome it all, but some coaching decisions hurt when it mattered most.

We will definitely get a handful, they'll want to put Allen on prime time at least a few times. I will say 4.

I do not think so. There seems to always be something than he did not anticipate or plan for as a coach, especially in a big game. I think he could if he has a team that is overwhelmingly more talented than the rest. I do not believe he can coach them to a championship with an evenly talented team or a lesser talented team than the opponent(s).

Preferably someone who does not call a defense that requires the secondary to play twice as far back (or more) as yards needed for a critical first down

That would be the perfect offseason to keep the status quo and be in the exact same position next year as the team is now

Them and the Chiefs probably. Bills organization as a whole has some soul searching to do.

They won, they can do what ever they want

My only thought is this team will never win a Super Bowl with McDermott at the helm

And you'd probably be one of the first people to cry foul if the Chiefs pulled that stunt

Same...my mom would even take them to the PennySaver to get them laminated for me to hang in my bed room, I had a large collection of them

I'm going to lump the starting corners as one. Both teams are/can win in shootouts, so I think it will come down to which team's corners can keep the other team's wideouts in check the whole game.

Maybe if you cannot handle other people's opinion you should stay away from actively seeking out other people's opinion

Rudy is not bad

If I was single, I'd probably say a billion dollars, but with a fiance and a 10 month old ... I think I'll keep 'em

Poor guy was always a victim of numbers. First it was "wait your time, you're next to get paid"...now it's "you're 32 and we can't pay you as the top safety in football" You gotta feel for the guy, has done everything by the book and will likely have to look elsewhere to get paid like the top safety.