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His dad, Reggie, was a basketball star at...you guessed it, Univ of Wyoming. Reggie comes to a few home games in Laramie every year.

CB > RB in round 1

He does television and radio commercials in the Rocky Mountains for the Doc's that repaired is clavicle.

I'm extremely confident that the review would get it right

Maybe the Broncos with Terrell Davis

I haven't seen much discussion about Pittsburg. Over under on 9 wins seems like easy money to me.

I'm down for Fields

Wasn't Josh in the same situation this last year as was every single QB and every single team? edit - I see many of you asked this same question. Sorry for the duplicate...

Defenses focused on Allen and Diggs, obviously. Allen and Diggs were able to make Beas, Brown and Davis relatively good options as well. Why these 3-5 playmakers didn't make others look and perform better is the problem that needs to be solved in order for the Bill's offense to perform better. If we want or expect the Bill's offense to produce more/better, it's gonna have to come from the TEs and RBs, and to the extent necessary, the OL necessary to assist that. This said, I would argue it might be more realistic to find improvement in our defense rather than in our offense. Mgmt doesn't have unlimited resources to address all of it. Which should be the priority?

Maybe. But a fundamental in our legal process is that we all have the right to face our accusers. And I get the media and their right to protect their sources. But all of these unnamed and anonymous sources we've experienced lately are approaching, and perhaps have crossed, a sense of fairness. I guess my thought is that this point was going to have to come. I'm also glad we've got to this point and it is in no way because I want to see anyone dragged through the dirt. I want the truth to prevail.

And on this same day, Jay Novacek releases his first batch of whiskey. A sign? https://7220sports.com/jay-novacek-whiskey-anyone/

Allen had pretty decent talent around him his soph year, including Hollister. The talent around him his junior years really sucked.

I don't ever see the Allen Gentry connection working at this level. Allen Hollister? It could certainly happen. Hollister is a stud.

Every TE shined last year vs the Bills

RB Philip Lindsay is available. Link

One of the most memorable games I attended as a Wyo Cowboy fan was against Kenny Golladay's UNI team in Laramie. Evening game with a two hour rain delay that went into three overtimes. The game was a Josh Allen vs Kenny Golladay slugfest, with Josh winning the game on a QB scramble to end the game in OT #3.

I've been thinking a lot about a Tremble draft. I think that would be a good get.

I don't think either team would agree to this trade

Do we really want a LB that a QB can run through this easily?

This is where I'm at. I think we use cap space at positions we know we have a need.

I think 15 is what he'd like Not sure about term. Not sure about guarantee or signing bonus. I think the latter terms are where the issues will be, whether or not something can be contracted/settled.

I don't know. None of us do. That's part of the puzzle and process that management has got to work. Watt's also got to be thinking about what he wants and what is important to him and his family at this stage in his career.

Were do we want our limited dollars spent? What are our options and priorities? I think an edge is a significant need but Watt's going to require more from our limited bank. Are we willing to take from Peter (TE, RB, Corner, LB, O line, D line) to pay Paul (edge)? I think we need to find a couple/three of our immediate needs in the draft and pay rookie salaries to fill those. What does the draft class look like for these needs. Then we compliment our hopeful draft class with FAs. This is where management needs to try to make the right call, and where I think they've done a good job these past three years. I trust them. If they see a good edge or two in the draft class and think we can reach one of them, pass on Watt.

And they didn't blitz much either. They were getting the pressure with just four.

This one was one of them for sure. I thought the first two possessions after the half were also a turning point. KC limited to 3 followed by 7 from the Bucs. Even though KC seems to be able to come out of holes quickly for a couple of years now, I felt the game was over at this point.