Nephilim17

I got half of it right so far... Douglas has 2 picks, one for a pick 6.

Holy crap almost everyone here was wrong about Oliver. And what a steal his new contract is.

Shakir was a TD.

What's the post-June cap savings/dead it if we cut Von then?

Yes, it's just the Patriots but awesome to see the D getting hungry and opportunistic. If Josh plays well, Cook runs well, this D can help us beat anyone.

Knox in the red zone and Douglass with a big pick on D.

Someone please confirm what year these bonuses apply to: this season or 2024 season...

"This season, Cook ranks 11th in the entire league in carries (208), and only three players on the Bills roster have been targeted more; as a result, he's become Buffalo's first 1,000-yard rusher since 2017, while his 1,471 scrimmage yards rank fourth in the NFL." Kinda amazing. And shows you how much this is a passing league when Cook — who doesn't appear to be carrying the ball a ton — is top 11th in the league in carries. https://www.nfl.com/news/nfl-year-2-breakouts-kyren-williams-kyle-hamilton-among-10-young-players-who-hav

Maybe Ray, Tyreek and Von can have a summit on... Oh, never mind.

By definition, the CPOY Award is given to a player who "shows perseverance in overcoming adversity, in the form of not being in the NFL the previous year, a severe injury, or simply poor performance." https://www.nfl.com/news/breaking-down-nfl-comeback-player-of-the-year-race-0ap2000000050179 I'm not being sarcastic but sincere here: is Damar's return to the game a demonstration of his perseverance? Or is it simply a medical science miracle? How much of him being here and where he is performing at (backup player) a sign of his perseverance rather than great science? I personally don't know. He's alive, and on a pro team but he has no performance to show for, at least at the game level. Is that enough? I don't know but I can see why people think it should be given to a player who is not only back but who has performed at an unexpectedly high level this year. Is making the roster as a backup a sign of amazing personal perseverance when that player almost died? Me, personally, it's a wonderful story, but I might be inclined to give it to a player who has performed at a great level in games. I know people will disagree.

27 - 13 Bills

I'm thankful for the descent of the Kansas City Chiefs. They are still a good team with Mahomes leading them but I no longer fear them like I once did. And I'm grateful that Mahomes revealed himself to be a whiny little b****. He's still a HOF QB but the class of Josh Allen is in stark relief to Mahome's classless complaining.

He's been a gig Allen and Bills fan these past 3 or 4 years. Hope he's right this season.

It's meshuga , I tell ya!

There's no way with the Bills salary cap situation we should pay AJ 8 figures per ($10,00,000 plus). No way. Sign Floyd, draft a kid at DE and put the money/resources towards a WR2.

Free Poona Ford sounds like a great charity for those who haven't eaten in a while. God bless your giving hearts.

Shocked to hear Aikman has that few.

I keep hearing about this cat's speed but I never see him run and think, wow, he's scary fast. He's faster than average, but nothing special. At least as far as I've seen. Draft a fast, hopefully big but not small, WR early in the draft. Make sure he has good hands and is coachable. I can look past production if he's got traits and hands (we're not getting a 6'4" receiver who runs a 4.35 and has three years of top-level production at the bottom of the first; you need to compromise on something that low). Josh needs an elite WR weapon for the next 8 years.

Crap. At least Miami got banged up today.

Hells yeah!

That little crying blond kid Dolphins fan made my Christmas Eve!

Boom.

Miami brings out the kicker and I bring out the bourbon... Win-win.

Gotta hold them to 3 here...

Is McDaniel wearing f***ing capri pants? One more reason for me to hate this team.