Nephilim17

I hope so but while Oliver is out (and Groot possibly still playing with a lingering injury) I'm not betting on it.

I don't think he'll be cut. He's still a $7.4 million dead cap hit. I think they offer him roughly the dead cap money to stay on a one-year deal or restructure longer term, yet again, in the $5 to $7 million per year range. I think the Bills will still pay him more than his production would warrant in FA because the team likes him and he's a culture fit, and pretty versatile especially if Kincaid goes down. I'm loving Hawes but some people are misguided if they think he can do what Knox does. And yes, Knox, has some drops...

If Mahomes were to get injured now, I would have no sympathy and, in fact, relish it because it was totally unnecessary. And classless.

Should've gone for it on 4th with Henry in there. Yes, it's a 14 point game but do you really think KC won't score more? Ravens will need at least 3 more scores to win.

I love seeing KC kick FGs in the red zone. Good job, Ravens.

Chargers loss bolsters argument for rooting for a Chiefs loss (which I already wanted).

Chargers, really, really?

Go**amn, Cook has become elite. I think I and many others underestimated him

This is how we do it this year: short passes, a lot of runs, and Josh running once in a while. We are not a deep vertical offense. If the wins pile up, I'm good with it.

Most spectacular INT by a Bills safety in a long time.

Wow, Bishop's biggest play as a Bill!

Awesome kid! If he continues to block and play hard (which I fully expect him to), I think I'll get his jersey sometime soon...

I agree with you. Don't pay a good but not all-around elite (with pass blocking) guard $20 million when we need to pay a center and other positions. I was just asking about navigating the team politics of it. I would be good with using an early pick on guard in the draft.

Torrence is on contract through the 2026 season. Have the Bills ever declined to negotiate a new contract at all (meaning not even a low ball) with a high draft pick who was playing well? The politics of that seems counter to their "resign your own" philosophy. Could they actually tell a player, "we like you a lot but we'd rather spend the money elsewhere?" I know it makes sense, but is it a bad look to the player and the team? What I mean is, even paying him under market value could still be too much so could they just say, we can't afford you at all, as opposed to offering 80% of market value, which would still be too much?

If you think it was hard enough pre-Josh getting star players to play for Buffalo because of the weather and lack of nightlife, just try selling them on Winnipeg (-58 °F during cold snaps in the winter) or Saskatchewan. Nothing else is like living it up like Saskatchewan on the weekend.

Even with his average pass blocking, Torrence could see a huge payday as a free agent. Perhaps Bean makes it work, but maybe it's an opportunity to save close to $20 million a year — if you find a great rookie. Big If, of course. Even if we resign him, I think having linemen in the pipeline is always a good idea.

I'd like to see interior O-line, a safety and a size/speed WR prospect (not necessarily in the first couple rounds but not 6th round either).

Plus... KC is going for a fourth straight SB.

Want a Ravens win. We own the tiebreaker with the Ravens and the Chiefs (when they get Worthy and Rice back) scare me more to go on some insane run. The Chiefs have proven clutch genes; the Ravens do not.

I'll be rooting for the Ravens: we have the tiebreaker and the Chiefs (when they get Rice and Worthy back) scare me more to go on a deep run...

That's guts...

Incredible job by the Lions D-line tonight.

Couple great TD catches. really fun MNF game. If the Lions can get the win, even funner.

Hell of a catch.

Giants really need a turnover now to stay in this...