Greg S

I would give more credibility to a dissertation by Mike Tyson on quantum physics than I would Peter King's football rankings.

Good point but their is so much to choose from with the Bills that there will be a lot of different answers.

Maybe this should be another thread but what about a Mount Flushmore. worst draft - J.P Losman - the Bills traded their 2005 1st Rd pick as part of a package to get back in the 1st Rd of 2004 and select JP worst FA signings - Marv was a great coach but remember his stint as GM. How about the Langston Walker 5 year 25 million and Derrick Dockery 7 year 49 million contracts Levy gave out. worst HC - Hank Bullough or Kay Stephenson. back to back 2-14 seasons in 84 and 85. What a nightmare. worst GM- I am going with the Marv Levy experiment here as the above signings prove. I am sure their are better choices and the older Bills fans can point back to examples in the 60's. My choices are from what I remember as complete disasters.

I think they will go 10-6 and win the division. As someone already mentioned the Bills won't have the luxury of flying under the radar. Four primetime games with a chance for five if the Denver game gets flexed. You know our divisional rivals are going to be fired up to play us. The Pats will want to prove they still own the division. The Jets and Dolphins are probably annoyed hearing how great Buffalo is and how the Bills are the only team with a chance to beat the Pats for the division. Matchups against the NFCW and AFCW along with a 2nd place schedule. Unless he is hurt the Bills will get the Steelers with Ben and not their backup scrub QB. The Titans will want payback for last season especially since Bills fans took over their stadium.

https://nypost.com/2020/05/29/nba-targeting-july-31-as-return-date-from-coronavirus-pause/

You should make the trip to NYC area when the Bills come to MetLife assuming fans can attend. Jets tickets are easy to get now. The ticket prices going up along with the PSL fees at MetLife forced many fans out. The Jets used to have a waiting list for seasons but no more. You can do all of the things your wife wants to do and see the Bills as well.

I have been to OP a few times over the years. I live in NJ about 20 minutes from MetLife so I don't get to a Bills home game every year. I do get to see the Bills every year being a Jets season ticket holder though going back to the Shea Stadium days.

Got two reasons why I cry away each lonely night, The first one's named Sweet Anne Marie, and she's my hearts delight. The second one is prison, babe, the sheriff's on my trail, And if he catches up with me, I'll spend my life in jail.

In the rematch their starters struggled to beat the Bills backups 13-6 in a game the Bills treated like a glorified preseason game. If they can't beat the Jets especially at home then this team isn't as good as we thought. I realize divisional/rivalry games are usually hard fought and close but the Bills should still come away with a win in this upcoming opener.

Throw in CFB and you have games 4 days a week. I like it though. The majority of shows and stuff that are on TV are crap so more football is better IMHO.

Their OL will be improved. Joe Douglas had a good offseason for them but the lack of practice time and getting the reps in puts their OL at a disadvantage early in the year. The Bills have an advantage over a lot teams in that this is year 4 of McDermott. Same OC and DC so the players are familiar with the schemes and systems and how McDermott wants things done. Big advantage with this not being a normal offseason. Teams with new coaches or a high turnover in player personnel will have a tougher time getting on the same page this year.

Allen plays on a better team and has a better coach. Both QB's have been up and down. Allen has been the more successful QB mostly because of the team he plays on.

I think many people see him as a glorified RB playing QB who still has accuracy issues. He really hasn't been that great (so far) but he did improve from year 1 to year 2. He needs to take a big step this year. Third year in league so he has experience and a good team around him now. I will say in his defense he probably should have sat for a year but the Bills ****ed up their QB situation badly with Peterman and McCarron. It was basically sink or swim year 1 on a bad team with no real weapons on offense to help him.

Knox should be in the discussion. When he came to Buffalo the Bills were a mess. He built that team into a contender. If they could have beaten the Colts once in 80 then they would have had homefield advantage. The Bills probably beat the Chargers and Raiders if the games were at Rich Stadium.

What about Bryan Cox?

It does appear thing are easing up where I am (NYC/NJ area) as more and more things are opening up. I would have no problem going to a game with 80,000 other people at MetLife. I would wear a mask inside the stadium(that will probably be a rule anyway) and hopefully by Sept things are back to normal or close to it. It would be a little disappointing with the Bills expected to have a good season with a lot of primetime games and not being allowed to have fans in the stadium. I understand safety and health take priority but I hope we can have fans in the stands.

Everyone associated with the Pats, Jets, and Dolphins would be dead.

I would rather listen to him than Michael Irvin and Ray Lewis constantly rant about the Cowboys and Ravens like they do on Inside the NFL.

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/devonta-freeman-rumors-seahawks-reportedly-make-offer-while-jets-and-eagles-also-apparently-interested/ They aren't done looking at RB's to bring in apparently.

What , no love for Adam Gase?