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Fair enough. How about the idea of being with a winning organization rather than a dysfunctional one?

I disagree. Andreesen's speed and agility scores are good to very good and his explosion grade is excellent. He has plenty of athletic ability... he just needs to polish his game.

Dolac: 1) Played in Buffalo... meaning the Bills had access and exposure to him greater than any other NFL team 2) Has a RAS in the 90th percentile 3) Was twice All-MAC First Team 4) Was MAC DPOTY last year 5) Was a consensus All-American last year If any team should have known he was a player, it was the Bills.

https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/joe-milton-offers-a-solid-closing-argument-to-be-the-cowboys-no-2-quarterback

I'd bet that he'd get sacked a lot less than Trubisky or White given the exact same circumstances... he processes 3 times as quickly so his playing speed is faster than their's, even if his legs aren't.

True enough. The most recent context is yesterday against the Bucs. He was good from 37, 37, and 39 yards, missed from 26 yards and was 2-2 on PATs (33 yards). FWIW, of his 6 kicks, only one went straight down the middle. All the others flirted with the uprights. He makes me nervous.

I see you have a corny sense of humor...

Apparently it's misaligned.

Yes 100%. Under the old rules the Bills would have played yesterday with a roster of 65... needlessly exposing important players to injury in a virtually meaningless game. Another benefit is that they now have a much larger body of work with which to judge the players vying for the last few spots.

I couldn't agree more. I think it has to do with the stain left by the Bears game... a stain on the entire roster from top to bottom... not just Buffalo Joe. I have a feeling he's gonna be a good pro linebacker.

FWIW, Shenault made a few epic breakdowns in kickoff coverage yesterday. As fearless as he is as a returner, he seems fearful as a coverage guy.

I liked how Elijah Young looked yesterday. He would dance for just a moment when there wasn't hole and then pick and burst. Even as a smaller back he had enough explosion to move the pile a bit and the ability to outrun defenders. His game has some parallels to James Cook but there's no room for him in Orchard Park. At least he put some nice stuff on video for his portfolio.

You're catfishing us aren't you? 🙂 On the subject, Bass doesn't evoke a feeling of confidence in me. I hope he proves me wrong when the stakes are at their highest.

You're part of a large group that hoped for this. Rightly or wrongly, this is a topic which will reoccur regularly... a sore point that'll never go away unless Kaden Prather becomes a player for the Bills.

Would that make him, Isaiah Unlikely?

To play devil's advocate, I believe among NFL QBs that some are realists/pragmatists who accept that they're highly unlikely to ever start an NFL game but are quite willing to carry the clipboard for millions of dollars. Also, some QBs who do aspire to become starters might be very interested in "learning at the knee" of a great master like Josh Allen and being in a winning organization like the Bills.

Prior to this sequence: Davidson exercising sustained dominance over Sanders. I have to say though that I like that he showed some fight. I was not at all good with the similar Kelce/Rousseau sequence in the Divisional Round loss. I may be in a small minority here but I'm lukewarm on Groot... he has a lot to prove... at least to me.

Good Night as in good bye, or did you mean that you thought it was a good night for Tyler Bass?

Both Shavers and Coleman have been a bit inconsistent catching the ball but Coleman can absolutely make that catch. Correct. "A player cannot be placed on the PUP list, however, once he has taken the field for a practice or game." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Physically_unable_to_perform Wrong. Joe Marino reported this morning that Samuel is being held out due to spleenal concerns. He also has some pelvic discomfort. I didn't know this about Shavers. The problem is Occam's. Occam's Shaver.

I haven't watched the game but according to the live game thread, besides Bass' miss one other made FG appeared to possibly be a miss and the other 2 makes also flirted with the right upright. In other words it sounds like Bass was shaky.

McBeane have stated repeatedly that football games are won in the trenches. They definitely put their money where their mouths are. On the other side I'm surprised that so few posters are seeing Chase Lundt making the final 53. He seems like a lock to me.

My predominant thought is joy at not having to watch the replay of a game where Trubisky and White are playing. Exactly my thoughts. It was nice watching a QB with a modicum of pocket presence who can process play faster than a tortoise. Yeah... is that a French name???????

Thanks for doing this, GB. I did not see the game but read that Laviska was personally responsible for 2 or even 3 coverage errors. Were the coverage breakdowns individual or team?

It's funny. One could interpret Samuel not traveling with the team to mean: 1) Has locked down a roster spot 2) Is going to be traded and if nothing materializes, he'll be cut 3) Still not recovered enough to play Of all the players Walker evokes, this is a very odd comparison. I see what you did there... maybe they should use a Wilkerson razor? About 10 posters are saying that Shavers and Moore are competing for a roster spot. IMO Moore and Samuel are competing for one spot. Sanders? TJ Sanders? How'd the girls in the wedding party look? Ben DiNucci career earnings: $1.25 million Yeah, almost as strange a comparison as Deone Walker = Chandler Jones. There's nothing about Buechele that would make me compare him to Josh Allen. Alex Van Pelt, yes. Not only toast but also washed. Imagine a nice slice of artisanal bread... but someone left it in the toaster for too long and it got burnt... so they tossed it overboard and it eventually washed up on shore. Now it's all soggy and if you tried to pick it up, it would all fall apart. What were we talking about? Is that bad?