Pegula only owned the Bills for 3 years prior to bringing in McDermott and Beane and the team was around .500 those seasons which was better than the 3 seasons prior to Pegula taking ownership. I would hardly call that dysfunctional. Not saying Pegula belongs in the the upper echelon of team owners but he did something not many others would have done and that is secure the team's location in Orchard Park for the foreseeable future. He also spends money when he needs to. That's good enough for me.
I have a hard time rewatching anything from Covid year. No crowds just sucks all the excitement out of it. It's like watching a closed practice. It's too bad that it was Allen and Digg's best year statistically
I wouldn't call @Redblood's point of view outdated bullsh*t. Trust and jealousy are innate human instincts. If it were my fiance doing intimate scenes for film I would certainly understand and be accepting of that part of it but it would be hard to stop those thoughts from creeping into my brain...what it there is more going on there. Most Hollywood relationships start up on set after all.
2022 Week 10 vs. Vikings is one of my favorites even though we ended up losing. Two top ranked teams playing peak football. Circus catches by Diggs and Jefferson, Improbable twists, excellent commentary, It was just great football to watch.
Where did all the Trey Amos lovers go? He won the TBD vote in @Virgil's first mock draft.
Gunner, who in your opinion has the highest ceiling of the three corners that were on the board when the Bills picked?
Does your draft grades mean the Bills could trade back into the 2nd and still land Kenneth Grant? I find that scenario highly unlikely since the Bills are kinda drafting for major needs at those positions and more likely to reach for a guy instead of rolling the dice on a move back.