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I got my eye on Rachad Wildgoose. I think he's gonna turn some heads this camp and preseason and make this roster. Just a gut feeling.

I would not be remotely shocked if he ends up being our number 2 receiver this year. I'm very excited for his development.

Nice to see his throw to Yeldon being in those highlights. It rarely gets brought up because we were in the middle of getting trounced but that was unreal. I'm not sure there's another QB in the league who would even attempt that much less complete it.

It seems ridiculous that he would hold out until you realize that his teammate Byron Jones is making more money than him and Jones was complete doodoo last year and Howard led the league in interceptions. The main weakness of their GM Grier has been free agent signings and I think their signing of Byron Jones is really biting them in the butt.

So this guy would want Dak over Josh because Dak has worse arm talent and worse arm talent means you take less risks? What did I even just listen to?

I'm really looking forward to playing the football team and the Panthers. I think both those teams are gonna shock some people and be pretty strong so they'll be fun games imo. I also like interconference matchups because they happen more rarely so those are usually more exciting for me.

It would shock me if it wasn't Dallas. Dak's coming back, Dallas might actually be good, and it's America's team. They'll hype the heck out of that. Also, a Dallas-Bucs game becomes worthless in the middle of the season if Dallas actually doesn't end up being good. Whereas both the Bills and Bucs will almost definitely be very good teams this year so the NFL can confidently put that game in the middle to late part of the schedule and still expect a highly anticipated matchup.

I really liked the Rex Ryan hire.

Haha all good

We'll be playing the WFT. They finished first in their division just like we did

Yes, that is very true, but it's not as likely. Miami has to be right on Tua and hit on the extra picks they got for this to be good for them. I don't think they're gonna pull it off, which is why I like the trade, but I'll definitely admit that I could be wrong.

For me I look at Chris Grier's track record in the first round for them and they're nearly as likely to bust on a pick as they are to hit on one so I like the fact that they're not picking a can't miss prospect at 3 and like our chances of them missing on at least half of their first rounders in the next couple of years. But if Tua works out for them then this trade is good for them pretty much no matter what.

I actually like this for us. The move from 3 to 12 keeps a top 5 talent out of the division and the firsts should be later round because San Fran should bounce back nicely now that they're fully healthy.

He was part of the international pathway program so he's still learning. Maybe he's done growing and what he showed last year is what we'll get, but also we could get more.

Potentially huge signing that will probably go under the radar. This dude has massive potential and even if he doesn't reach it this season he should still upgrade our pass rush. Love this move.

Allen's throw to Brown against the Raiders where he puts it 25 yards on a rope to the perfect spot past two defenders. Allen had already been carving up defenses but that was the moment I knew without a doubt that Allen was elite. I wasn't old enough to remember the 90's Bills so I'll always cherish the play I realized we finally had a top-tier quarterback.

Sanders played a full season in 2019, he was just on two different teams.

Good re-sign. Special teams should be strong again.

Trading Josh for Khalil Mack, I assume?

Probably a downgrade, but we literally punted 41 times last year. Not really gonna fret over a punter that probably won't be used very much.

Gross I was actually looking forward to not having to play him. Thankfully he's not that great. Just dirty.

Bad, desperate teams really ruin free agency for everyone else by overpaying for free agents early on. Good to see it's New England doing that now and not us lmao.

Yeah, I saw that. I just kinda interpreted that as them saying he just straight up can't play safety in the nfl. Milano ran a 4.67 and Stevens is projected to run a 4.7 . Maybe there's other ways that Stevens doesn't match up with Milano athletically but speed doesn't seem to be one of them. Milano was also taken in the fifth round so he projected out mainly as a special teamer as well. Also, part of my assumption that he could be a Milano replacement in the Bills' eyes is because I'm not exactly sure what other role they'd be drafting him for.

Potential Milano replacement I assume? Seems like a good guy to keep an eye on.

I don't know much about this player specifically, but I do love the idea of getting a corner early to pair with Tre. I know there's a lot of different directions we could go but that's definitely a strong option. The corner room would look pretty solid with Tre, Levi, Dane and a first round rookie.