BruceVilanch

I miss Farley so much.

https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2944259-ranking-the-7-teams-best-set-up-for-the-future-entering-2021-season #1 Goes to the Chiefs. We are #2, right behind us is the Ravens at #3 and the 49'ers at #4. interestingly the Dolphins are #7 but they point to the amount of draft capital moving forward as the reasoning, not so much Tua. Here's our write up: While the Buffalo Bills only have their own draft picks in 2022—aside from a conditional seventh-rounder from Atlanta—and are projected to be up against the cap next offseason, they're still set to be perennial contenders. Quarterback Josh Allen had a breakout campaign in 2020, passing for 4,544 yards with 37 touchdowns and 10 interceptions. He also rushed for 421 yards and eight more scores. He's only 25 years old and may not have reached his ceiling. A contract extension for Allen will be coming, but he has two years left on his rookie deal. Aside from him, the Bills have one of the league's best, most-balanced rosters—one Pro Football Focus ranked fifth before the draft. Buffalo also ranked second in both yards gained and points scored last season, while ranking 14th in total defense. With contributors like Tre'Davious White, Micah Hyde, Matt Milano and Stefon Diggs—the reigning league-leader in receptions and receiving yards—under contract through at least 2023, the Bills are poised to be a permanent fixture in the Super Bowl chase. Buffalo also has a quality head coach in Sean McDermott, who has taken Buffalo to the playoffs in three of his four seasons.

How dare you make me bleed my own blood.

This is how you do the worst version of Parade Rest.

Yeah, I think there should have been an asterisk next to GB, because without AR it doesn't matter.

completely agree, it is the height of arrogance and stupidity to not listen to someone who has done it before you and at a high level. I supervise someone who is in their 50's and he has a wealth of managerial experience, I'm 36 and use him as a resource constantly and I believe I'm better at my job for it. It doesn't mean I'm not competent on my own, but it shows that I can humble myself and learn from someone who has done it before me.

https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2944072-ranking-every-nfl-qbs-supporting-cast-for-2021 Buffalo coming in at a respectable #6 2020 Ranking: 8 The Buffalo Bills made it to last year's AFC title game thanks in no small part to a breakout year from quarterback Josh Allen. The Wyoming product had a career year, passing for 4,544 yards with 37 touchdowns and 10 interceptions. He also rushed for 421 yards and eight scores. With a strong supporting cast, Allen could be even better this season. Buffalo's receiving corps was already fantastic before adding Emmanuel Sanders in free agency. Stefon Diggs led the NFL in both receiving yards (1,535) and receptions (127) last season. Cole Beasley had 967 receiving yards, while then-rookie Gabriel Davis contributed 599 receiving yards. Sanders replaces John Brown, who was fourth on the team with 458 receiving yards. The only two real knocks against Allen's supporting cast are that Dawson Knox is a good, not great, receiving tight end, and the backfield has been inconsistent. Knox had just 288 receiving yards in 2020, while Zack Moss and Devin Singletary combined for just 1,168 rushing yards. Buffalo ranked 20th in rushing with 24 percent of its yards coming from Allen. The Bills did add Matt Breida in the offseason, and he should help the offense be more balanced this season. Either way, this is a top-10 supporting cast, and the Bills should easily have a top-10 offense after ranking second in both points and yards last year. the teams in front of the Bills are as follows: #5 Browns #4 Packers #3 Cowgirls #2 Chiefs #1 Bucs

I thought the drive to take the lead and "win" the game against Arizona. That was franchise QB s***.

I used to root for the browns because they have been through as bad of a drought as we have, but Baker rubs me the wrong way, Kareem hunt is on video kicking a woman, and Garret hit someone in the head with a helmet, so I don't want to see them succeed at all.

Josh has stronger ankles too, does that give him ankle arrogance?

Wide right is the easy choice, Leodis fumbling against the Pats on the kickoff really sticks out to me, so does the stevie johnson drop against pitt. But wide right is in another class.

Man, Vicks arm is electric.

I think he'll be in the 7-10 range. I think he needs to do it for another year for top 5

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Sorry bros, I wasn't trying to bring down the thread, I just can't stand Lebetard, I'll remove the comment.

Someone hasn't watched Tenet!

Tampa or KC.

Completely agree, optics matter, that would send a terrible message to future FAs.

Sam was ahead of his time.

We weren't playing catchup much last year and he had 4500, and we have an extra game now, so I don't understand your logic.

STEVE BREASTON!? I cannot believe he had a 1K season.

I don't think that has ever happened, I can't remember the last time there were 3, maybe the Colts with Peyton in his prime.

Yeah, that's why I didn't include his blurb in the article because I think it's pretty far off. I think Brieda is going to be a nice surprise and could end up leading all backs in statistics.