H2o

The start of every great thread, "Hear me out."

You have to take into account who will be managing those picks. The Jets waste them the wrong people and end up in the same boat 4-6 years down the line again, with a different coach, and a different failed QB.

No moves except the clearing of some cap space to add street FA's. Such is the life of a Bills fan. We had started to see what this defense could be with Hoecht looking like Lattimer on the juice again. Then, pop goes the achilles and we are right back at square one. I would have loved to see a move for another high energy pass rushing threat, or a WR, but the 2025 squad is the 2025 squad. Here's to hoping McDermott calling the defense again keeps us along the same trajectory, and the play from our TE's continues to offset the mediocre WR room.

This is crazy. With Aaron Glenn being a defensive guy, these moves are shocking to me. Two of their core defensive players, who are both still young. Williams 27 and Gardner 25. I don't get it. Then Johnson will fumble all of the draft picks and draft a bunch of clowns. I mean, it's good for us, but I almost feel bad for Jets fans at this point.

Yeah, he was balling. This was the first thing I thought of though: Both anabolic steroids (performance-enhancing drugs) and corticosteroids (anti-inflammatory medications) can weaken tendons and ligaments, disrupt collagen structure, and increase the risk of injury or rupture.

He's another Hopewell, VA young man just like TreVeyon Henderson. Watched both of them all throughout HS. Knew he was gonna be a good one as well. Buffalo also has another Hopewell young man, a QB named Mason Cumbie. He hasn't gotten any run yet, but he's only a Sophomore.

If there are a large number of big $$$ bets on overwhelming underdogs at the last minute, and to win outright, what do you think it means?

Once you're "on the list", you're "on the list" my friend. Trust me The officiating thing is not even a conspiracy at this point anymore though. You can see it all over the place. It's also pretty crazy how certain teams are the beneficiaries of these types of calls, or lack thereof, seemingly game in and game out. It's also crazy how some teams get the short end of the stick in a lot of those instances. It's even being called out by announcers and analysts alike. I would also tell you to follow the $$$. Look at the lines in some of these games and the last minute bets being placed on teams who are substantial underdogs to win outright. Me and a guy at work have been following this for the current season. There have been like 8 games where the money didn't fit the line in the end. Packers/Browns, Bills/Pats, Bills/Falcons, Jets/Bengals, Falcons/Dolphins, Bengals/Steelers are a few that I remember off top.

Now, if we could only get him to see Red Bayou (Andy Reid) as a baby out there.

Yeah, she don't look pregnant

McDaniel will be gone at the end of the year. Then, the bad thing for them is they are stuck with Tua until at least 2027 as well. There will be a house cleaning after this year, and they will go into a full rebuild again.

Hate to see anyone get hurt, but this will be the time Hancock shows he deserves the job long term.

Ball control and getting 7 versus 3 will be the key. There needs to be a short passing game that is an extension of the run game.

They were good teams. It's an accomplishment for sure, but I don't really think about those years too much anymore. That run was over 30 years ago at this point. They should have gotten the first one. It snowballed after that. Then those Cowboys teams were basically unstoppable.

Chiefs 34 - Bills 21 And I don't think the game will even feel that close. I just think their defense will load the box against Cook, and play a ton of cover 0 on Josh. Our WR's can't uncover quick enough. Only if the passing game becomes an extension of the run game this week will we have a chance. I'm not confident Brady can scheme to combat this, and I'm not confident in our defense to stop what they do.