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I probably won't like paying Edmunds at his open market value. However, if he leaves, I see Beane/McDermott drafting his replacement in the 1st or 2nd - thus sidetracking the offensive upgrade.

The cap has to force Beane to move on from at least one or two players.

The regular season feels about one game too long. Two teams per conference should have 1st round playoff byes. Any insertion of politics makes me tune out. Sterile, serious, PC culture instead of cheerleaders and Spuds McKenzie. The whole NFL and game coverage is just soooo serious. Insultingly stupid sideline reporter questions and Chris Collinsworth being a fanboy. Making the run game obsolete.

Beane prone to trading up for a player only he can love. Hopefully not this year. Time to increase our pool of picks by trading a franchised Oliver.

Perhaps this and a plan for when Morse gets concussed.

I like the mindset of the OP. That really is the level of player we need given the laid-out factors. Add to that Diggs going down for a couple games and having _____________?? as your #1.

His statement smells a bit like this for sure.

I thought Rihanna did OK. Clean look. Show looked well-rehearsed. Besides Prince and Bruce, I've never expected a top-level musical performance. I expect more of a visual show than a memorable musical performance. Commercials had a bit of the usual "try hard" vibe. Biggest objective there is not to offend anybody. Gone are the days of whimsical humor and pretty women. I miss you Spuds! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FWAFOPntWYc&t=1s

I'd improve the OL by two players (leaving Dawkins at LT) to include trading Oliver to get the necessary draft capital. Last year my tantrum was probably about a 1-tech DT, but signing Jones made me happy.

I can't see taking interior OL in the first. 1st round is for WR, DE, CB where elite speed and twitchy athleticism can best be found. Fine with Rd 2 and after. 1st round also for securing a player on a 5 (vs 4) year rookie contract. That all shifts a bit if there isn't the value in the position when you pick. For late picks, give me raw athletes and coach them up. No Luke Tenutas. Also, I'm not impressed by the G/T combo player thing so much. Completely fine with a guy that is strictly a guard/center and knows his role. 6'7" but gets blown up does nothing for me.

Let's get an OL, WR2, and less of the "chuck it" offense. Winning will make Mr. Diggs happy again

Next year McDermott needs to spell a few things out to Dorsey who needs to spell a few things out to Josh. Not the time for hands off coaching and being grab-ass beer buddies. This of course after Beane brings in WR, OL and Pegula tells McDermott to be better at playing the young talent. Now I'm just rambling.

Doesn't bother me. If it sheds light on Bills organizational problems then that's useful.

Locked on Bills for overall. Cover 1 for more detailed discussions. I liked Sal but he's become too close to the Bills and no longer can be objective.

The truth rarely lies at the extremes. Some take great offense at ANY criticism of Josh, Edmunds, coaches, etc. - kind of like a simp defending their expensive OnlyFans girlfriend. Others sit in a perpetual hate pit and want everyone gone - nobody has any redeeming qualities. With practice, you learn to skip the posts or replies from the chronic offenders.

Arguably, you're committing to 8 starting level D linemen to play this rotational scheme while at the same time you only have 4 starting level O linemen.

Hines has 5th round value IMO. Stabilizes the return man position plus he adds big play potential. Can also play real snaps at RB.

McDermott can talk about growth mindset, but it also needs to apply to defensive coaching be that McDermott, Frazier, or both. If Leslie simply said, "There will be adjustments in our defensive philosophy. We need to be more flexible to counter the offense in front of us on any given play. We recognize that our zone concepts and style of play can be exploited at times - especially if we're being stubborn. The Cincinnati game was a prime example." That would help my enthusiasm.

Our opinions plus a dollar bill can be traded for four quarters. If the game were about predicting what the Bills would do, then I think we have enough history to do that reasonably well.

I'd just plan for Morse to be out next year then build accordingly.

Josh may really like Dorsey, but Daboll was his svengali.

If Oliver doesn't get to the QB or pressure, especially with Jones to open him up, then he's just an undersized tackle.

Surprised Pegula doesn't step in and tell Beane/McDermott/Dorsey that he will not have his QB shortening his career to cover for offensive inadequacies.

I'd tell Dorsey he's Josh's coach, not his buddy. No longer will the offense be an ad hoc downfield passing offense only. Get control. Use your personnel. Then I'd apologize for not giving him a credible OL.

Bills need their draft picks, and they need them to hit so they can have starters on rookie contracts. Fantasy/reckless to trade away high draft picks for expensive free agents you can't afford. Bills need to draft a rookie OL and learn how to play him. Other teams do. Bills effectively need at least two interior OL given that Morse is a high concussion risk. Center too important to just have a backup that can only shotgun snap it. They could replace both guards and center in an attempt to improve and get younger and I'd totally be OK with that. Get better guards and your tackles look better. Give Brown a full summer to heal and recover and I think he's better next year. Perhaps most importantly, figure out what your offense and blocking scheme are and what players you need to execute them. I don't feel OL coach, OC, and head coach had that together. Do we go 90's dolphins and look for pass blocking only? Do we want at least one side of the line to be capable gap blocking guys who can move DTs when needed? Why was Teller thought so little of and who assessed him as low value?