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The ones from Buffalo do...

I have waited and gotten decent seats, once the Falcons stack up some losses, but the Monday night game against the Bills will be a hot ticket. I am looking intro suites, but it looks like I am already on a wait list. (no details on cost available, but I am sure it is more than my wife will want me to spend)

Where former Bills go to die…

If you think he looks “way thinner” than 210 pounds, you should probably not get a job as a carnival weight guesser. You’d be giving away too many bears from the top shelf.

I suppose the llama jokes beat the alternative.

Better than Octopus’s Garden. I’ll take it!

I'm pretty sure the OP's point is that as soon as Davis became available, many Bills fans started saying we are all set at WR, don't need him, etc.. Hence he immediately "made the wide receiver room better".

That skinny bastard is putting in the work...

It is the Chiefs until we beat them, or they slide enough to no longer be a factor. The Ravens may be the “better team” now, but the answer is still the Chiefs.

My gummy still hasn't kicked in, but I do have a good feeling about this season as well. I would love nothing more than saying goodbye to Rich Stadium, by winning a SuperBowl in our final season there. Go Bills! and stay tuned for the weirdness...

I used to think Allen played defense for the Jags, til a hyphen cleared that up.

I wonder how Elijah Moore and Dawson Knox get along. They over- lapped for one year at Ole Miss. I always like when a new guy has connections on the team, it helps them get in the rhythm quicker.

A-oooo werewolves of London. 🎶

He was originally projected in the 2nd round, so slipping to the top of the 3rd round was not much of a slide. I think his not getting picked sooner, was more about teams evaluating value at positions of needs at the time of their pick, etc. He was already pretty productive at Arkansas, but I believe he is still considered a raw prospect in many ways who needs to continue to develop counter moves, get comfortable with his recently added weight etc. It is his potential upside that makes people say he is a great value in the 3rd round, because If he hits his full potential, he would be a first round player. We all know that there is no guarantee that he will reach that potential, but even his current production (6.5 sacks last year, 2nd team all SEC etc) combined with his elite combine performance, make him worth the pick, in my opinion. It is if and when he gets closer to his ceiling that he will become a true "steal".

Back then it was very rare for a WR to produce prior to year 3, luckily that is not the case any longer. That being said, I agree that Coleman (and Kincaid) still have plenty of upside left, and I believe they will both take significant steps forward this season.