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Still haven't seen Hart lose a rep cleanly on drives 3 and 4. Bonitto almost turned on him a couple times but Hart was able to push him wide enough. The Keenum throw-away later on drive 4, Hart and Ford flawlessly pass off a stunt. Granted it's not against the top top players that have made Hart look like a turnstile in the past but man, he's executing. With the Ford trade and Mancz situation, I understand people are worried about OL... but I don't think I would hate it if this edition of Bobby Hart makes the 53.

So since the replay is on NFLN and we're on the 3rd drive I'm keeping an eye on Hart at LT and Ford at LG. Ford is a bit inconsistent and I'm wondering if it's conditioning, because he's just ponderous. His punch is good and he holds ground but just not mobile at all. Hart on this drive looks... dare I say dominating? That 11 yarder from Moss, Ford and Hart combo for a flapjack on the tackle, but Hart gets right to the second level to plow a linebacker. He's consistently getting to the second level and executing on runs, getting great leverage and turning his man away from the play. On passes nobody's getting a sniff. The hell am I watching? Might as well stick around for the next couple drives... can check in on Anderson too. Edit: Tenuta comes in at LT and Hart to RG at the end of the drive, and Judy gets caved in while Hart is still driving guys off the line.

Getting a 5th for Ford isn't the worst thing. Outright releasing Ford isn't the worst thing. Continuing to feed snaps to Ford based on his draft status rather than his production is the worst thing. A lot of front offices would calculate things that way; thank goodness the Bills don't have one of those.

Because Dan Darragh made a reference on the Cody Ford thread, we'll stick the YT here. These guys were essentially The Monkees, in that they wrote most of the songs and came up with that infectious pop bubble-gum sound. They never really scored on their own outside a couple cool hits, because image matters more than it should for being rock stars. On the other hand, publishing matters more than it should for cashing big checks...

Awesome pull. I wonder what Beane's doing tonight?

How do you know he is a witch?

Haack arguably cost us one game last year, and damn near another. His potential to contribute to a win - or break even on WOR for that matter - was nil. Araiza may have a marginally greater chance to hurt as a rookie, but a far greater chance to help now and going forward. Obviously.

The truth is, PG won the job before the preseason started, with the one caveat being "if he can hold." When he held in the first two games for a 100% success rate, that just made it official.

Anderson makes it this round for sure. 1) Ja’Marcus Ingram, CB 2) Jacob Capra, OL 3) Daniel Joseph, DE 4) Tanner Gentry, WR

Davis Webb engineers a TD drive, completes a short pass to Bachman who Turners the corner and goes into Overdrive for the score. LOL and then Webb with the Josh Allen special 2-point conversion, roll out, gonna throw it gonna throw it gonna throw it oh there's the pylon PSYCH.

If you had the Ravens scouting staff and front office, I could see where it makes a lot of sense. They kill it every draft, somehow the perfect guy ends up falling unexpectedly to them over and over and over.

Isaiah Likely making it probable that Bills fans regret the team paying a 4th rounder to move up 2 slots in the 1st round when this guy was on the board :/ Wonder what the Ravens are going to do with Charlie Kolar, could they carry 5 TE's?

And in their present, their most effective offense has been Antonio Williams and David Sills V. Thibodeaux just got his knee taken out on a low block too. The G-men are likely to get the QB they want next draft.

I'd challenge that 4th down inc if I was Cinci. Knee was down inbounds, and one knee = 2 feet as any school child can tell you.

I sort of hoped they were targeting Dax Hill at 25 for that reason. Seemed a perfect heir apparent for Poyer. But you'd also need foresight that you'd get an adequate CB later on in the draft and/or you have a line on a stopgap vet for this season.

There was one play that Shakir was left slot and made a quick 8 yard, turn and present, QB put the ball on him and he turned and got everything he could and it all happened so quick and smooth you'd swear it was 2019, peak-of-his-powers Beasley wearing that #10. It was everything you want from that pattern from the slot. He'll get some run there. But he's also been beating the hell out of coverage on the boundary too.

Big slot. Can't say whether the Bills need that or not, but it's becoming a thing in the NFL lately.

I forget the exact offer I got from the Athletic, maybe $10 for the year, but being a voracious content junkie and the Bills and Sabres both poised to be interesting for the first time in a long time, it was worth it to me.

I would anticipate some sort of arrangement with Formosa Jones to cut & immediately re-sign after injury list moves re-open a spot by stashing White/Boettger. Don't know that you'd have to worry too much about a 34-year old teamer getting poached. There was a similar move with Andre Roberts a couple years back.

Is Thad seriously pooping on Allen for the reset in the pocket on the TD throw or is this another bad internet troll?

Singletary, Moss, Cook, Blackshear, Duke are all better than anyone not named McCoy from the 2018 team at the RB position.

Neal is the only viable big nickel, he's a lock.

Handling Joe Flacco's equipment.

Nothing the Bills did today is as bad as those yoga pants the Washington Comanches are wearing... just change your name to the Lululemons and get the sponsorship already.

Now, punt on 1st down!