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-Arm strength - #1 -Ball placement - #7 -Mechanics - #9 -Decision making with the football - #1 (love this one!) -Pocket presence - not ranked -Second reaction ability - #1 -Rushing ability - #2 Here’s the link of the full article -https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/49521144/2026-ranking-best-nfl-quarterbacks-top-10-trait-skill-arm-accuracy-rushing Go Bills!

I thought this could be its own thread. Mods you can merge it, if you don’t agree. Credit to @YoloinOhio for posting it first in the “Training camp day 9 (8/11)” thread. Man, I hope the confetti is coming to Buffalo soon. Go Bills!

No apologies needed at all, thanks for sharing that cool story. Do you mind sharing who the former player was? Totally understand if you feel like you can’t. Thanks again and go Bills!

If you’re doing it just for bills games, I’d say no. You can get NFL+ for $79.99 for the year and I believe YouTube TV isn’t the most affordable monthly. If it’s for more than just bills games, then that may be a different story. I definitely hear what you’re saying, but I wonder if it’s more than just the establishment situation (ie - a bar) you’re referring to. If NFL+ would show every game live through the TV, then it would be way better than the NFL Sunday ticket (since it shows streaming games like prime, Netflix, etc. after the game is over) and way, way more affordable. It’d pretty much render NFL Sunday ticket as not needed. Not having many live games to watch on your TV is probably part of the trade-off of it being way more affordable.

I face something similar. When I try to use my NFL+ app on my TV, it can struggle at times. But when I use the NFL+ app on my Fire stick, it usually works well. Don’t know why that is.

Thanks for sharing guys. It definitely is a great, affordable way to watch Bills games. @SoMAn, so you’re aware for next year, I’ve used NFL+ for several years and I was still able to get the 20% off.

I had NFL Sunday ticket for years, and really enjoyed it. Once DIRECTV was bought out and deals became more sparse, I switched to NFL+ and love it. The only caveat is that you can’t watch the majority of games live, which isn’t a big deal for us because we’re used to not watching the games live (and staying off our phones until after we do watch it 🤣). There’s a deal going on right now where you can get a year’s subscription for 20% off at $79.99, which is way more affordable than NFL Sunday ticket. The other cool thing about NFL+ is that if you don’t have all the subscriptions to watch games outside of Sunday afternoons (prime, peacock, etc.), NFL+ will still have the game available after the game is over. This has always been a huge disadvantage of NFL Sunday ticket, especially with all of the games that are streamed now. Here’s the link. Enjoy and go Bills! https://www.nfl.com/plus/learn-more

@dollars 2 donuts, @Freddie's Dead, @Alphadawg7 Where you fellas at? Go Bills!

Cooks was my 2nd choice. I still hope we sign him, but if I could only choose one, I had to go with Prater because he was really good last year and because of the Bass situation (past two years and present).

This article is a little bit over a week old, but there’s 12 Bills just from last year, that are unsigned on this list. https://www.si.com/nfl/bills/onsi/free-agency-12-buffalo-bills-still-unsigned-as-training-camp-begins To your point, Floyd and Miller would be interesting.

Thought this would be a timely and realistic topic for discussion. I’m on record as saying that I’d love to have Brandin Cooks back. I know his final play was extremely controversial, but I really do believe him and Josh had something going at the end of the year. I also believe he’d raise the wide receiver room, potentially become our WR2 and give us some insurance for potential injuries. I still want him back, even with the encouraging things we’re hearing from camp about some of our pass catchers. That said, if I had to pick one previous Bill to bring back who’s not currently with another team, it’d be Matt Prater. I’m typically very loyal to Bills players when they go through struggle times. But, Tyler Bass has struggled in one way or another for two seasons now. I realize there may be something going on behind closed doors that the fans wouldn’t know about, but he seems like such an unknown heading into the season. Knowing the type of season we’re all hoping for, it’d be Matt Prater. Last year he kicked the GW against the Ravens and put us into OT with a clutch kick against the Broncos in the Divisional Round. How about you, who’s one previous Bill that’s not currently with another team and can still play, that you’d want on the 2026 Bills?

Push on the link to watch the episode. Enjoy! Go Bills!!

His point-spread value is 7.23, which is almost a full point ahead of the next QB! “‘To me, he's the most talented QB in the league,’ one oddsmaker told me. ‘The durability as well would put him ahead of Mahomes.’ To that point, Allen hasn't missed a game since his rookie season, and at 6-foot-5, 237 pounds he is able to punish defensive backs, safeties and even linebackers when he chooses to run the ball. Allen has at least 421 rushing yards in every season of his career and scored 14 rushing TDs (along with 3,668 yards and 25 TDs passing) this past season. As one oddsmaker put it: ‘He is the entire Bills identity right now.’ Not one, but two oddsmakers had Allen worth nine points more to the spread than his new backup Kyle Allen and Josh Allen was the only QB that all 11 oddsmakers had as worth at least worth six points against the number.”

Pretty cool.

Right back where he started. I know he’s not what he used to be, but with that defense already, good thing we face the Texans week one. Hopefully it’ll take the entire Texans defense a few games (at least one 😃) to warm up to what they’re used to being. Go Bills!