BeastMaster

I suppose you could argue that McDermott teams typically make good defensive adjustments at halftime and do better after half, but the way they were moving the ball in the first quarter they probably would have put up at least 24 points. I personally think the Bills were spared that game because Cincy appeared to be ready to torch us that game

This is what I believe as well He is a man corner with diminishing skills, but that might make him a good fit potentially in a scheme that doesn't play man as much

Dalton Firstaid still not a full go, huh? Shocking

Problem is they have a coaching advantage, and it showed last time

This is exactly what these guys do They have one great healthy season when they are about to hit the market, then they never live up to the deal they get I'd let him walk and take the compensatory pick

Josh has definitely lost some of his explosiveness I was watching his highlights from his first few seasons and he was pretty electric when he left the pocket. Now he's just elusive. I think we all knew that Josh's style of play wasn't sustainable long term which is why he has worked and become a good passer I long for that electric version of Josh still at times, but he's still one of the most deadly and fun to watch players ever

If the field conditions are poor as some suggest they will be, that would favor us in my eyes because it should slow down the pass rush and allow Josh to have more time to operate

I don't necessarily believe that Terry will operate the Bills same as the Sabres I know that is the common belief here, but I don't know that he views them both in the same manner Let's at least hope so

Between the decisions to pay big dollars to two bust wideouts in Samuel and Palmer, I think we can all agree that Beane should never be able to sign any free agent receivers IF he somehow manages to keep his job

Nothing Which is what should have been expected given his past production Yet Beane paid him as if he'd be a difference maker, and he's not even close to that

I don't think the small sample size from him is evidence of anything except that he can get downfield when teams are focused on other receivers and forget about him But you guys can keep telling me that Josh Palmer is an effective starting caliber receiver all you like

500 yards and one TD last season with the Chargers Dude was an afterthought, and he's doing exactly the same here because he's not a starting caliber receiver

I disagree There's no evidence of him being able to be anything more than a backup wideout. His contract was horrid, and that's another black mark on Beane

Hopefully he can draw some coverage away from the rest of our guys to give them a little more space to operate Could be a sneaky signing if he's still a threat. Not sure he is at this point, though