Chilly

Traffic is the only complaint I have. Love the people, the entertainment, the jobs, the culture.

I live in Austin, I have no doubts it's #1. And Orlando should be last.

Once upon a time I ran the biggest Team Fortress Classic league and was on a top team. I even joined up with a broadcasting group. I was about 10 years early from making some serious $$$ on e-sports

I'm tired of his ****ty defenses.

If we keep Tyrod, I'm fine with adding Howard at 10. We need more pass catchers and he looks elite. Two TE sets can create ridiculous mismatches.

It's a good data point but I believe that is more a product of the offense we ran than anything else. Woods, for example, was at 2.5 this year.

He's had some good games, Seattle and Miami this year come to mind. He can catch the ball in space and run well, and he has good speed on deep routes. His game fits a Dennison offense decently because that type of offense is all about getting receivers in space and running with the ball. Realize I'm not saying we should pay him a ton of money or that I think he's a star or anything. Right now, he's going into next year as the best #4 WR we have on the roster. Listenbee hasn't played a down in the NFL, he's a relative unknown, and I don't think it's smart to bank on him. If we can structure a Goodwin contract that makes him easily cuttable, it makes a ton of sense to bring him back as the incumbent #4 WR, and he obviously would be competing with the other WRs in camp to make the team.

I think Goodwin is a solid receiver, and the Bills are going to be running an offense that focuses on YAC. A guy like Goodwin can be an asset in that type of offense as he's super fast and can run in open space. My feeling is this comes down to money. If he's cheap enough to bring back, let's keep the depth. If it looks like he wants some money then I'll likely pass.

Trucker John is awesome! He'd be a welcome addition to this community

I love this article http://www.csnchicago.com/chicago-bears/rick-dennison-model-rushing-attack-low-interceptions It's called: THE RICK DENNISON MODEL: RUSHING ATTACK WITH LOW INTERCEPTIONS That is the definition of continuity on our offense. I can't wait for them to pick up Tyrods option!!

This is an absolutely FANTASTIC HIRE. LOVE IT! This Bills Staff gets an A+++ from me after this hire.

Bro that's way too much info

Albert Breer says the opposite: Per source, ex-Jaguars OC Greg Olson has pulled his name out of the Bills offensive coordinator search. Was supposed to interview tomorrow. https://twitter.com/AlbertBreer/status/821832545868324864

I would think being able to coach Shady would put us in a position to get a badass RB coach with good experience.

Oh, good! Greg Olson told Rapoport of his firing from the Jags in 2016: "Couldn't find an identity in the run game." So we decided to hire the coach that couldn't find a running identity to save the OC's job. The OC that we're interviewing tomorrow. Awesome.

I'm down with the Chan as OC, I just don't think it's going to happen.

McDermott runs a lot of modified cover-1, cover-2, and cover-3 with A-Gap pressures, so it's not like it's a huge departure for him to coach.

Sal posted a great summary of why Olson sucks: http://www.wgr550.com/Olson-willing-to-adapt-scheme-but-results-have-bee/22990865

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It's clearly Travis Henry, fertility coach, Buffalo Bills

Can we seriously not do better than this clown? Welcome to another season of 7-9.

Olson is the Rob Ryan of offensive coordinators. It better be Childress.

You must live in San Francisco

It's hard to argue with his results but he comes across as someone I'd hate to work for/with.