MikePJ76

Andy Reid runs a tight ship. HIs players wherever he is always seem to love to assault people.

I am thinking they send the Bills to The meadowlands to finish the season. Allen Vs. Rodgers maybe for the division.

that is why it is likely. The Bills Lions are two teams fans care about. Houston and Dallas also and especially with the Diggs brother scenario on turkey day. Dallas plays washington seemingly every third year on turkey day. If the bills don't play in detroit Green Bay Detroit would be the other likely option. Bills-lions, Texans at Cowboys then the following thursday Bills at Houston makes a lot of sense to me.

I could see a scenario where Buffalo plays at Detroit on thanksgiving while Houston plays at Dallas on thanksgiving...then the following week Buffalo at houston. normally the last few years they have done this with Dallas....sending them on the road the following thursday... so maybe it changes this year or Buffalo plays at Houston on the thursday before thanksgiving.

I wouldn't want any athletes autograph. There are about 10 people on the planet i would want an autograph of and they are all musicians.

Looking forward to it. I am hoping for a home game sep 14th so i can plan a trip to the stadium & hopefully get tickets for the the game in houston

I am alone in this thinking but signing Michael Gallup was the best option. He is great guy by all accounts, great in the locker room and fits the mold of the outside wr that they needed. Not a speed guy but a sideline guy that makes the hard catches. Giving him the prove it deal the raiders gave him would have made a lot of sense to me. Not a fan of bad locker room guys.

excellent. I was scared i was going to have to root for that guy. Miami is perfect

after I saw CJ Stroud throw a baseball last week I have lost all respect for him.

I think you are a little off here. The transition he is talking about is in the form of locker room leaders and who is going to step up into those roles. I do not believe they have nor should any of us lower the expectations. There will definitely be a learning curve with so many new younger players and veteran players but I see Zero reason to lower expectations. I think you can make a case they improved their ability to be a more physical team this weekend. I get they didn't take a bunch of wr's but the fact that is now going to turn into 4 months of woe is me and they don't know they are doing is frustrating. For the record I think the defensive line is a weak spot on this team. Its just not good enough. I hope they add a proven veteran someway to the team.

That international guy struck gold. he is going to be on the bills for years. The league gives teams that take these guys an exemption on their roster....so 3 years from now he could still be developing and just taking snaps in the pre season essentially.

261. Daequan Hardy, CB, Penn State (5-9, 179) Hardy has the linear burst and toughness required for slot work, but his lack of size and strength will be tough to mask in coverage and run support versus NFL athletes. His value as a return man can help him stay on an NFL roster while he competes for defensive snaps.

Keon Coleman's interview with the media just now was pretty great.

go look up who their GM's Father was..

209. Javon Solomon, Edge, Troy (6-0, 246) Solomon has a unique collection of traits in a smaller-framed body, but he is disproportionately long with the bend, burst and motor that make him a pass-rushing pest. He can play on special teams and earn a rotational role on defense, like how James Houston is deployed by the Detroit Lions.