Gregg

Rodgers had 5 games last year where he didn't throw for 200 yards. He also didn't have one 300 passing game. He is still an upgrade over what they had but his best days are behind him.

Their OL also blows, and 39-year Rodgers can't run to escape the rush. I think it will be like last year's games. Physical, intense, hard-hitting game that will end up being a one score game. I don't see a blowout either way.

LOL. GB bar will pay for customer's drinks if the Jets lose.

He had the one really nice pass on the TD to Wilson. He threaded that right in there and the Giants CB had good coverage. Otherwise, he completed short easy passes mostly. Threw incomplete passes on the mid-range throws. He was OK but nothing special.

The Pats have a 14-game winning streak against the Jets. Haven't lost to them since Dec 2015.

The North is going to be a fun division to watch. All 4 teams have good rivalries with one another.

Yup to Vegas. That is one stadium that will need a dome. Could you imagine playing baseball outside in June, July, and August in Vegas.

6 wins for the Bills? If that happens then say good-bye to Beane and McDermott.

They do have the best HC in the division. They have a decent D and now a real OC. I still have them 4th in the division.

Bills Floor - 10-7 Ceiling - 12-5 My prediction 11-6. If the Bills can win the opener, they have a nice run of games they should win before playing at the Bengals. In that stretch is Miami at home and Jacksonville in London. Those won't be easy, but the Bills will be favored and "should" win. Of course, this is the Bills, and they always seem to have that one horrific loss every year that they shouldn't lose but do.

I am a Yankees fan, so I wasn't going to start one. Still Doc and Daryl were a big part of the Mets history in the 80's.

The cops need to use their guns in this situation and do themselves and the rest of the country a favor.

I don't see anyone in the division winning 13 games. The AFCE and especially the Bills, Dolphins and Jets will beat the hell out of each other. The out of division schedule is tough as well. My guess is the floor/ceiling for the Bills is 10-12 wins. I will say 11-6. Will that win the division who knows. As for the playoff game against the Fins don't forget the Bills were on the verge of blowing them out. The Bills got sloppy with turnovers and that helped Miami get back in the game. To their credit they did.

I didn't see a Mets thread so I will put this here. Daryl and Doc will have their numbers retired by the Mets next season.

I am more worried about the Jets than the fish. Look at the QB's in the division. 1. Allen - one of the best in the game right now. 2. Rodgers - a future first ballot HOF who may not be in his prime but is a lot better than what they had last year. 3. LOL - not worth mentioning. 4. LOL - see directly above

LOL. He won't even be the nominee. 1. Death will take him out. 2. He will be near death in hospice care. 3. His health will continue to decline to the point where the Dems won't be able to "Weekend at Bernie's" him anymore. They are having trouble doing that now.

Ian Rapoport on X: "As the #49ers weigh options for Trey Lance, calling his hometown team, the #Vikings (who were a rumored destination before the Draft) makes sense. Nothing is impossible, but MIN has a backup in Nick Mullens and drafted rookie QB in Jaren Hall. Post-draft, these deals are harder." / X (twitter.com)

I expect there will be a decent amount of turnover on the roster next offseason. It won't be a rebuild but more of a retool or reload. To many players getting older. I know this is said every year with Beane and the draft, but he really needs to hit a HR next offseason with the draft/FA. The Bills need to get younger and improve the talent specifically at LB and the lines on both sides of the ball.

Not Bills related but we have a trade. Adam Schefter on X: "Trade: Isaiah Simmons is being traded from the Cardinals to the NY Giants for a seventh-round pick in 2024, per source." / X (twitter.com)