Bill from NYC

My daughter had surgery for thyroid cancer. Since then she has been scanned and has taken multiple blood tests, which all came back perfect. I'm taking her to lunch today. My thanks go to God for hearing and responding to the thousands of prayers that went up for my amazing honey.

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Great point about the OL. Dion Dawkins is excellent. He will also be 32 before next season. He is listed at 320 lbs. but he looks heavier to me. My point? The Bills should always be going after OL depth and talent in the draft, along with of course wide receivers. Why? Because Josh Allen is our quarterback. McDermott wants to build around cornerbacks and DTs. This has been his signature from day one. The season is not over. The Bills can come back. That said, the Atlanta game was as bad as I have seen them play in a very long time. Would McBeane trade a first round pick for Waddle (who is rumored to be available)? I don't know. They might need that pick for another corner.

I don't know how many of you have seen this kid play but he has been absolutely great for the Crimson Tide at QB thus far. In his first season as a starter, he has defeated Georgia (on the road), Vanderbilt (who is suddenly a good team) and Missouri (on the road) who used to be, and no longer is an SEC pushover team. This kid is very smart, has a very good arm, great poise and accuracy, and he can both scramble and run. Alabama has a brutal schedule this season. The still have to play Tennessee, LSU, Oklahoma, and Auburn. If Ty continues at this pace they have a chance to win every game. Of course this will not be easy, if at all possible. I think that if the kid does continue at his present pace, he should be in the running for the Heisman Trophy. He (imo) is THAT good. ROLL TIDE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I must admit that coming into the season I thought that they were imposters. The truth is that they are very good. The QB looks to be special.

Point taken, in that if Josh hated McDermott he probably would have left town. That said, I was always under the impression that contracts like the one Josh received are mostly worked on by GMs, accountants, and player agents. I don't really know how involved coaches get.

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@Virgil, your post would seem to absolve McDermott of any responsibility. Do you think that McDermott sat there like a trained puppy and said "yes sir" to anything Beane wanted to do? McDermott was here before Beane and had control over the draft. You remember, the one in which he gave Mahomes to KC and drafted a cornerback. Imo, there is absolutely NO WAY that McDermott does not have at least an equal say. In fact, if one had to go I would rather see McDermott gone than Beane. If nothing else, Beane was able to keep Josh in Buffalo. I don't even want to think about this Bills team without Josh.

I agree. Waddle IS a diference maker. He would draw extra coverage and free up some of our current receivers. Josh would hit him with strikes and he would waltz into the endzone. I care more about first round picks than other more knowledgable posters, but I would give up a first rounder in a split second for Waddle.

Good question. Perhaps fpr a first round pick. They are in such bad shape they might as well start over.

Please trade for Waddle. PLEASE!!!!! He would be a fan favorite in minutes!!!

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I am going to go out on a limb and suggest that having decent wideouts just might help.

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When McDermott came to town in 2017, his first move was to trade the Mahomes pick to KC and draft a cornerback. I have heard excuses, mainly "nine other teams passed on Mahomes." This is true, however; our QB room consisted of Tyrod taylor, Cardale Jones, and EJ Manuel. McDermott wanted a cornerback because corner and DT were, and still are his primary concerns. Sad indeed. https://www.pro-football-reference.com/teams/buf/2016_roster.htm

I voted yes but I would wait until the end of the season. I still think that he is a decent field general but he is a lousy team builder who holds more power than he should in terms of the draft and personnel moves.

Trading up for Elam was another gem.

I cannot come up with an argument against above.

Here are a few more: 1) The offensive line was disgraceful. it was bad to the point of bringing back memories of the likes of Corey Louchiey, Melvin Fowler, Jerry Ostroski, etc. It was painful to watch them stink up the field and we are lucky that Josh came out of this debacle with only a seemingly minor injury. 2) McDermott and Beane built this team around DTs and Cornerbacks, right @GunnerBill? Well, the Falcons ran for 210 yards on 32 carries. Not too shabby. Oliver made some nice plays but the truth is that they ran all over us. Drake London is a fine receiver. In five games has has caught for 427 yards. The problem is that 158 of these yards were against us last night. 3) Atlanta is a 3-2 team. This record includes a 30-0 loss to Carolina. This was not like getting beat by the Super Bowl Cowboys. 4) It is far too early to give up on Keon Coleman being a star receiver. That said, last night sorta pushed me in that direction. 5) I am NOT giving up on the season, however; a few more game like this and McDermott must go. This is jmo. 6) Will McDermott (if he isn't fired) see the light and go after wide receivers and blockers to make life easier for our great quarterback? My answer would be yes, as soon as pigs fly. The two of these 100% "equal partners" will jump all over corners and safeties. 7) Yes, this game was a disaster, but we have stuck with them through worse times. Can they bounce back fron this? I think they will but I don't have any idea to what extent. 8. I hold onto hope that we will come back strong and win games, to include the Super Bowl. Let's hope that they are able to regroup and not have any more games as horrible as this. It was just too painful to watch. 9) GO BILLS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Was that quotefrom Hogboy?

We would lose track of the TD passes he would catch from Josh!!!!!

We should bring back Donte Whitner. This time we could grab him without using the #8 pick.

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