ProcessTruster

Just my opinion based on a set of market realities; revenue outside football won't be meaningful, or very relevant to what the PSL or ticket prices will be. new stadium, new pricing. simple as that. MLB isn't coming and really big events likely will not generate meaningful revenue from such a small market , plus wrecking the football sightlines with a multi sport stadium won't happen. A $billion stadium cannot possibly be a smart investment. Go the Lambeau route, just make what's there better. Keep the vibe, its what makes the fan/player/community experience what it is. even if Bills numbers are half of that, it is insanely expensive for 3/4 of the seats.. and I am sure all kinds of other events are held in the meadowlands to "offset" the costs (haha)

so $3,700/8.5 home games per year (ignore preseason; they are joke) comes out to over $400 per game per seat? that is crazy expensive. that is what Bills fans will have to look forward to. So for a family of 4, that's almost $2,000 per game. No thanks.

Renovate the Ralph. A billion dollar stadium will drive ticket prices sky high and bring PSLs into the picture. the area cannot afford that, the whole vibe will change forever

Putting scrapbooks together of newspaper stories/photos in the late 60's (the Dan Darragh/Max Anderson/Dennis Shaw years)... in those marbly stiff black and white notebooks, scotch tape and newspaper articles..hand written captions. I barely remember them. I was maybe 11 or 12. Is that crazy or what?

Fins will be very good for many years to come. they are playing it smart. No chasing shiny FA objects. if they draft well (and they have a good draft history) they will be right there for years. AFC will be very very competitive ... Jets have a real coach now, will have a good QB, and have many pieces already. Pats get all their Covid guys back, plus added a pile of FAs, so they will come flying back as well. Nothing will be easy in the AFCE. Last year is not a predictor of this year. Should be fun to watch. Go bills

I pay little attention to football in the offseason. so many other things to do. besides I've learned that every season stands on its own and maintaining a highly competitive roster year after year, solid coaching is what you want, then the season plays out how it plays out. Knowing the team will be highly competitive in every game no matter the opponent is what feels good to me. the wins just happen when you follow that process

"I see tuas ceiling as top 15 " you guys were saying that about Josh after his rookie year as well

I think teams will sign their own. I don't believe teams will wait once they see the cap number. they will pre empt the process and grab the 1 year deal guys they like.

starting to wonder if Beane actually will draft Etienne if he falls to 30

" would of led the Bills in sacks last year. " nuf said. good signing!

Clowney is reportedly a locker room cancer. Hard pass. This ain't Madden or Fantasy football, boys. Grow your own. As said above: "Like @Rc2catch said above, our best hope is that Epenesa and Oliver take the next step in their development. Fortunately, I believe Star's return should help Oliver a lot in that regard and AJ will have his first NFL offseason/training camp to develop and figure out his playing weight."

dunno, with the Hollister/Allen combo (Wyoming) and the Sanders/Beasley connection (SMU) can we call the Buffalo Bill (Cody)'s pass game "Mustangs and Cowboys"?! It's all coming together.. go bills

balance, shmalance, its a passing league. light 'em up. the Bills bread and butter , their "fastball", as McD puts it, is the pass game. We gonna call this pass game "Cowboys and Mustangs" !

"Beane is not just looking at 2021 - he is planning 2022 and 2023 to ensure he can keep the team together, improve it, and most important bring home a championship without losing your core." --- Agree, he is not going chase shiny objects and put himself in cap hell... he's just not going to do it... for example , he would trade a # 1 for Diggs, but would never give Golladay the deal the Giants just game him, just won't do it.. and the fan base needs to support that decision... go bills

never know.. lotta guys taking 1 year low price deals just to get to 2022

guy still could probably pull out and block something at the other end of the bar..

Pretty sure McBeanes will stick to their 3 year old process of continually improvjng the roster, position group by position group and position by position. Great example is punter. Did they really need to dump Corey B? No. But they found a guy more consistent with inside the 20 kicks .. marginally better.. so they swapped out for him. This is what the process is. They resist single shiny overpriced objects in favor of multiple incremental improvements. Love it. Trust it.

Broncos were a pretty weak, beat up team when the Bills played them....especially on defense. I wouldn't put a lot of stock in analytics of that game. Now Josh's game winning (shb) drive against a solid Az. secondary, now that was impressive. Just sayin'

yes he is

nah, i think Beane is done at TE. They drafted and like Knox and are going with him this year. no expensive shiny toys at TE this year

Goodwin - type. straight ahead fast, thats about it, from what I understand. deep safety takes him away. pass.

most only get one and only one shot at it, more power to them.

signing their own trust the process

Exactly. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to create what they call "generational wealth" that if managed properly will support his entire downstream family for 50-75 years. Gotta go for the big guaranteed amount. He blows another pec or hammy and its downhill from there...

well there goes that backup QB option