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It doesn't make a whole lot of sense to restructure Taron if they didn't already have a deal mostly in place. I think everyone agrees, fans and analysts and color commentators alike, that the Bills have got to do something. It's wild to me if Beane stays put.

Exiled to the Jets. Poor dude. At least he gets to hang out with Brick Johnson now.

Tell that to the Rams when they got Beckham Jr. He was huge for them that year.

My cat probably as much insider information as this random dude.

I heard this on WGR this morning and I agree with it: We're one Kincaid injury away from the passing offense being ineffective. How else can you spin it?

After seeing Shaeed traded to the Seahawks... Come on Beane...

That's a pretty aggressive move for the Colts. I love it. Big star player, arguably a top 5 corner, on a superbowl looking team. That's what you gotta do to set yourself apart.

BTJ has longer cost control though, and if the problems are all effort related like what's reported you'd hope the Bills' culture would be able to straighten that out. I don't think Waddle is a real option because of the division. Olave is probably our best and only hope unless the Eagles decide to move AJ Brown for reasons unknown.

I wouldn't blink at sending them a 1st + a 4th or a 2nd + 3rd for BTJ. I think you could probably get Olave, Shaeed, or maybe Waddle for cheaper though.

Absolutely? There are loads of people who do more dangerous work for a fraction of the money.

How illegal would it be for Beane to wager players with the GM of the phins based on the outcome of the game? -Buffalo loses, the phins get Benford, Cook, and Spencer Brown. -Buffalo wins, the phins give up Waddle & Jaelan Phillips. Just a fun thought. The phins should be tanking this game, so I think this will be a good opportunity to get the rookies more playing time and cohesion on defense.

Bosa had a monster game. 10 hurries and a sack. He’s someone I’d love the Bills to extend for another two seasons before he gets too expensive.

I was shocked at the lack of roughing calls. There were definitely a few borderline hits

Losing Hoecht tonight makes the win bittersweet. He’s looked exceptional and without him our pass rush won’t be nearly as effective

My grandparents lived right by campus and we would always get to meet players. It was so casual then. My parents would go to Coughlan's and see a ton of players there. Hell my dad was an electrician and even got some extra work from hanging out there.

I heard he was recovering well but then he dove head first into his physical therapist. The dude just can't help himself.

For some reason I doubt it was as mutual as they're saying... "Chris, you're bad at your job" "Yeah you're totally right" "You should probably quit" "Yeah for sure"

I wasn't really even making an evaluation of how good or bad I think the Bills are, just that the mathematical model is reactionary. It's an okay correlate measure for success, but it's not necessarily predictive of future results. The Bills are a decent football team. Probably not the best, but also not as bad as a lot of folks think they may be. I'm happy to just see where the chips fall here. It's frustrating that they aren't the world beaters we thought they could be, but that's just sports.

You can only play who is on the schedule. It's not the Bills' fault those other teams are dogwater.

KC's a pretty good team. The Bills are a pretty good team. It's likely one of them is going to win. Hopefully it's the Bills. That's pretty much where I'm at. Trying to take any of the emotion out of it.

That feels a little melodramatic. I think a WR1 should rightfully be the priority at the trade deadline. It's the easiest thing to fix with a single player, but I don't think it'll be as impactful of a swing as you're saying. We need to see Brady get more creative and scheme guys better than what he's currently doing.

Elite coaching can mask poor WR cores. Elite playmakers can mask poor coaching. Josh has middle tier coaching with poor playmakers (in the WR room, mainly outside). Of course it’s not going to look right. Allen is probably the best QB we’ll ever have in our lifetime, but he’s not a magician.

Just want to remind everyone that there were a bunch of people on this board who thought the game would be harder with Dalton in at QB. To them I say: LOL.

I can’t tell from the broadcast but the fact that Allen is back there for 5-6 seconds and nobody is open is so alarming. It’s either that or Brady’s scheme is so bad that it’s impossible to be open. This might be the worst WR core in the league by a huge margin. I don’t say that lightly.

I'm not gonna waste anymore time with this but that's a hell of a logical leap. Have a good one.