kitchen sink

I think we all focus a lot on the big name players, but the Bills organization's focus and delivery on depth has been one of if not the best in the league in the last three or four years. In a sport where the injury rate approaches 100%, the value of this is difficult to overstate.

I trust Lance.

I think everything related to the scheduled is overrated as a material factor in a team winning the Super Bowl. Unfortunately, the population is a very small in the data analysis world with a population of only 34 winners spread over 34 years. Remember that the current bye week system only started in 1990. This makes any true analysis of little value. All the discussion does fill a lull period in the NFLs calendar year. 🤑

Yes, Yes he has.

Nice work if you can get it 🤣

The quote I commented on said that; "240 at his size is tiny". It had nothing to do with how he looks.

So Josh Allen is tiny now?

So you selected punter too 🙂?

Hard to lose respect you don't have.

Well I guess we can all hope for this to happen a second time...

Or maybe throwing to some of the 8 WRs, 5 RBs and 3 TEs currently on the roster (not include the TE just drafted)?

I totally agree, but I think that increases the chances of the end of camp trade I noted, as well as the chances of better corner back play than last year. Let the best men win.

Or maybe an end of camp trade for a 2026 5th round pick?

I see the Deone Walker selection as a statement by the Bills that they believe in their coaching and strength/conditioning process. Deone has unteachable size, but needs to trade about 50 lbs. of upper body fat for 30 lbs. of lower body muscle mass and related strength (not that you can really trade one for the other, but you get the point). The 450lb kid from Florida would be about two times that challenge.

Here is the best I could do.