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At least she didn’t settle for a one night stand.

And he brought one with him that did great. He also managed to make Tannehill look like an NFL QB for years, I’d say he’s not so bad. McD leaves a trail of pissed off or failed OCs in his wake. Vrable is a damn good coach and I would have traded him for McD at any point. But Marv is a HOF coach, right?

If I were running the show, I’d be open to trading Dawkins IF the numbers make sense, I haven’t looked at the contract, but if he can be traded with minimal cap implications and you can get a good return, he’s on the backside of a good career. If you trade Dawkins, you have to believe VanDemark is taking the spot and going to be good. Brown is a RT, why anyone sees it another way is beyond me, he’s a big, Nasty, road grader, far better as a run blocker than pass pro. Maybe you go LT early in the draft with all the skill positions looking pretty weak anyway. Either way, I’m not moving Brown to LT. Edwards can absolutely hit the road. Remember what he was before and he’s losing the one coach that made him worth a roster spot. McGovern is a harder choice, but he’s certainly not a premier C, so it’s not impossible to see him going, perhaps for SVPG.

Looks more like not paying a QB 50M+ a year wins championships.. just saying

Wait and see. Oliver isn’t on the same planet as Williams and everyone OUTSIDE of Buffalo understands that. He flashes for about 6 plays a year and is hurt the rest. You don’t get big returns for guys who are constantly hurt and not elite when they aren’t.

a 4th would be a good value at this point.

I do agree the lack of WR talent was an issue, but even so, the fact they don’t scheme him opportunities more than 5 yards deep was insane. When Romoron is calling Kincaid the only guy that can stretch the field, what are DCs thinking? Basically teams began to dare the Bills to throw and when they did the WRs couldn’t hold the ball (year I’m looking at you Cooks). So I get it, you can’t really win a race when you send a sheep out to run with horses, but you have to come up with SOMETHING to free up your best guys. Were it not for Cook breaking some big ones, which he did, so take nothing from him, this O was going to look worse than Philly when they couldn’t get the run game going. When they HAD to throw, Allen sucked, Cooks was worse and the TEs didn’t grow 2’ on the routes, so it’s somewhat hard to fault Brady for what he did, but it was painfully predictable and that lead to everything having to be perfect for it to work and that’s impossible to live up to when the other team gets paid to knock you off line. The WR room has to be gutted completely. It needed to be for years and now Beane is under the gun to do it. I fully expect a BIG Move for a proven guy and they will be active in the draft and FA on that front. The defense is going to need retooling too, but with the cap situation Beane has created, this roster is going to be weak again. They will be looking at catching lightning in a bottle if he and Brady aren’t going to be fired in 3 years.

If he can convince Brady that Shakir is allowed to pass the LOS before catching a ball, I’m in.

It’s almost like the GM signed a lot of players to over priced contracts.

Nothing more than a Beane power grab all along. This is atrocious. I hope Allen is happy, he just cemented his legacy as the greatest player to never win one. I’m out. This is worse than Greg Williams at the end.

it would be classless and Stupid to go to the Dolphins this year. You have to take a team against the guys your profess to love and care about and you have to do it all against JA. There’s no winning there. Baltimore looks like a good place IF he’s willing to work with a way better roster and not try to make their D a shell of itself.

If they want the next young superstar, that’s where you look.

I think you are right. You may not like my reasoning though. This team is a direct reflection of McDermott, too nice and only ready to be serious when the back is against the wall. They routinely had to get punched in the mouth before they fought back. The Bills never brought the fight, never were the ones out to land the kill early, they always played it safe until they had no choice but to fight or die. That’s McD in a nutshell. That’s fine (most of the time) if you have Superman to bail you out at the end, but when the other guy has more fight or more talent or just doesn’t screw up, you are in trouble. That’s why this team always ends up having to be a second half team and when asked “what was said at halftime to see such a change” , it’s something to the effect of “we knew we had to come out ready to play”. Why did they never come ready to play 4 quarters? McD.

Dream scenario

I like the concept, but a WR5 shouldn’t be the difference in winning or losing. Shavers is a nice story, but minimal impact on the receiving game, Gabe was a street FA not long ago and will be again. If THATS the great hope/difference, there are bigger issues at hand. Had Josh made basic throws and made basic decisions with ball security, this would have been a game where the media would have been enamored w the Bills overcoming injuries and turnovers to still win by 2+ scores and calling the Broncos the frauds they are. Yet here we are.