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If we go into the game and we have a handful of drops, I’m going to be mad. Things like this we have to prepare for and if we hear stories of them not practicing in the extreme cold, then I guess they don’t care about strategy and preparedness.

Anybody saying cold is cold has no idea what arctic air does. This team needs to be outside Friday night doing a light non contact practice at the stadium. No excuses.

I’ve been in 0 degree weather. I’ve been in -20 degree weather. These guys have no clue how drastically it affects things. They need to do a walk through Friday night and catch a few bullets to get ready for Saturday.

Going to feel like the ice bowl out there Saturday. Darn near 0 degrees. -18 at GB in 67.

When I watch Randall Cunningham highlights I definitely see Josh Allen out there.

Josh Allen is a white Randall Cunningham.

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Realistically you are probably right, tough business decisions always happen.

Probably not, but it is hard to move on or cut people after a super bowl victory. I think it’s fair to try to keep the team together until they prove they can’t win more Super Bowls.

Honestly I value players like McKenzie who have talent and don’t run their mouths during the season. I want football, I want players to put their head down and do their jobs and win. If people want to use their social influence for whatever cause, they should do so off the football field. Even if it’s for a great cause. I guarantee the vast majority of posters here don’t go into their work place and shout slogans at work or give their bosses an ear full. Generally people don’t want that. Beasley is wearing out his welcome for the same reason as others.

If we win a super bowl and he helps get us there, I don’t mind having him stay, but if we fail I want to move on from Beasley.

It is amazing. This team doesn’t need his demeanor. Put your head down, work hard, and go home. Help the team win a super bowl. It’s not hard. Beasley has lost a step anyways. I’d much rather have McKenzie out there.

I’d rather play the Pats than the Chargers. Bosa and Eckler would give us problems.

Yes. TEN loses means they go to 2 seed, which would affect round 2 playoff game for us.

No I would like playing the Raiders at home, its the second game I don’t want. It would mean we would play the Chiefs in round 2. I’d rather play the Titans in round 2.

I’d rather the Bills lose to the Jets to be honest. That would more than likely mean we get New England and then the Titans. I’d rather match up against the Titans than KC and hope Cincy can beat KC. That would be our best shot at a super bowl.

It’s not just a name though. McC is arguably the best RB in the league when healthy. I agree, I would use this offseason to focus on the o-line and trade for McC. Next season would be the most fun season as a Bills fan in years.

Normally I would 100% agree, but McC is generational talent. Obviously that requires him to remain healthy. I’m fine with shelving him most of the season and let Singletary or whoever absorb most of the damage. There is no one out there in the draft that is on the same level as McC. I want to win and I want top talent. If I have to roll the dice to get that, so be it.

No, I’m ready to take risks. It’s time, this team is one or two pieces away from winning a super bowl. Is it a high risk? Certainly, but I wouldn’t fault them for making a push, in fact I expect it to happen because I don’t see a RB being available that is as good as McC or Barkley in the draft over the next 2 years.

I would pay 30 mil a year if it means we win a super bowl. I just want to win.

There might be only a handful of injury plagued RBs in the league that I would consider taking a chance on. A healthy McC would do an incredible amount of damage on this team, especially with a revamped offseason o-line draft. I know it is highly risky and he costs a lot of money, but fortune favors the brave.

I would trade for mcc and I would literally sit him most of the season and just prep him for the playoffs. Winning a Super Bowl would be worth whatever we have to pay.

The thing is, lets just assume we trade for him or the Chiefs trade for him. Let’s assume he stays healthy for the season, even if he is hurt the following season. If the Bills were to win a super bowl with McC would any really care what he’s owed? I just want a super bowl win. What if he stays healthy and the Chiefs trade for him, there would be no way we could beat them. I know it’s a bunch of what ifs, but they are legitimate possibilities. I’m not saying to trade for McC, but a healthy McC is a dangerous option to have on an aspiring super bowl team. At this point in time, I think it would be worth a gamble considering what a healthy mcc offers. Imagine what this offense could do with a rb like that. Instant super bowl favorites.

They didn’t want to work for peanuts. Collective elephant agreement.

I bought 2 elephants and I was going to start a circus, but it didn’t work out.