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Given his history and age, feel his trade value is low. Much more value on the field with the Bills (his main issue).

All-time great on the field. Will just leave it there.

No argument. Just wish it was a 2024 pick.

Clear from the Beane press conference that Diggs wanted out. As to what is next, Beane just said the roster isn't set until September. Have the draft, obviously (no guarantee of first rounder there), and whatever other moves may be possible. Really not much learned-- certainly will look to add to the WR room. I still believe WR will be taken in the first, with a trade up a distinct possibility.

So the next step is to move up for one of the top WR prospects?

Not against moving on from Diggs, given his drop in play and questions about his desire to be here. But nothing until 2025 ('24 looking like a bit of a reboot)? Beane must have more moves in mind (my assumption).

I don't believe he will be on the team. They will draft someone and/or sign a FA.

No surprise.

So the Bills don't have any starting safeties. Hyde and Poyer will be really tough to replace-- although age and injuries have taken their toll.

No surprise here.

Surprised in light of the Bates trade. O-Line had been playing well--- now two big holes. Have some in-house guys, but seems like a step back on a unit that had looked good.

Also sick of KC (quickly replaced New England here). Will watch, but very limited interest.

I had barely heard of Steinfeld before the news broke about her and Allen. I don't think I have ever seen anything she has been in-- and couldn't care less. Would just like to see the Bills win the last game of the year once.

If a trade involving draft picks could be worked out, I think it would benefit both parties. Diggs' play here has clearly slipped (does not look like a #1 receiver to me anymore-- maybe a change of scenery helps), and his teammates must be annoyed, at least to some extent, by his cryptic comments to the media, when it would be so easy to answer questions like yesterday's with a standard cliche (regardless of his true feelings for the team, coach or QB).

No, this year's game was never in the win column. 13 seconds? That is a choke job for the ages-- primarily by the coach.

Isn't the Pro Bowl currently a tag football game, with other games and athletic "challenges" included? (and "coached" by the Manning clowns---lol). I think it is time to dump this mind-numbing waste of time.

Don't care. Can't stand either duo.

I used to like Mahomes-- wanted the Bills to pick him in 2017. Now, I am almost as sick of him as I was Brady. Couldn't care less who wins this year.

Doubt I'll be here-- so probably roll over in my grave.

Ted Washington and Pat Williams were a great interior duo.

Don't know. Been a huge fan since the 60's, but not a mafia member.

Went from the drought to a regular playoff participant. Unfortunately, it is clear that the team has gone as far as it can go with him at the helm.

Pegula will not, but I feel this team will not take the next step with McDermott in charge.

Short passes and the run game drove the offense--- especially in the first half. With the Bills driving, and the chance to bleed the clock, this is exactly what was called for at the end of the game. If Allen had hit Shakir, does anyone think the defense would have stopped Mahomes with 2 minutes left? LOL

Allen missing wide open Shakir. And then Bass. Season is over, once again in disappointing fashion. Where does this team go from here?