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I’ve read the thread. You are acting a little over dramatic with your responses. People feel that Allen makes up for a slight disadvantage in other areas of the roster. It’s as simple as that. Do you feel that the Browns have a vastly superior roster?

Who is saying “the Browns can NEVER be better than the Bills because they have Josh Allen?” It’s not like the Bills have a QB and the jets 2020 roster! With comparable rosters, the Bills will be better than the Browns because of Josh Allen. I don’t think anyone can argue that the Browns roster and depth are that much better than the Bills’ roster, even if you do feel that they have superior talent.

11 wins isn’t going to get them to #2 in the AFC as you are stating. The Browns have a good looking roster. I don’t agree that the “on paper” Browns are as good as the “on the field” Browns.

I don’t think I’m underestimating Baker. He is a good QB at times. But he has never shown that he is anywhere near the QB or leader that Allen was last year. Maybe I’ll be proven wrong and the Browns will actually live up to their supposed talent level this season.

The Browns have been “the best team on paper” for years now. Putting together a roster of names isn’t that difficult. Putting together a team of winners is.

The Browns came in 3rd in their own division last year. (I know they were only one game behind the Steelers) I think you are underestimating the advantage of having Josh Allen at the helm vs Baker.

This is simply not true in any way. How can anyone with a shred of objectivity completely discount 15 sacks in a season? If all of his sacks were just a case of the QB holding the ball too long, Why didn't every average DE have 15 sacks against those same QBs? Every player accumulates some of their sacks on those types of plays. Do you think that other prospects never had the luxury of good coverage or a QB holding the ball?

One thing that really stands out to me is how he uses every inch of his length to make tackles. In a game of inches, 11 inch hands can make a difference. If he is within range, he goes all out to make the tackle. It may not be a crushing, highlight reel hit, but he gets it done effectively. He seems to know exactly how close he needs to get before selling out to make the tackle. Granted these are just highlights, but I really like what I see. Especially since none of the AFC East QBs are big, tackle breaking guys that can't be taken down with a hand tackle. (I don't include Newton because he is not a long term QB in NE)

How expensive are those orange snow fences? I've been there plenty of times. If he wants to restrict the people in his lot, there are reasonable ways to do it. I'm sure there will be idiots that try to disregard his rules, and hopefully they are kicked out or charged with trespassing.

Would it really be that hard to put up a simple fence, provide wristbands, and tell all patrons that you will be kicked out if you are caught with anyone at your tailgate without a wristband? I don’t think most vaccinated people are going to risk getting booted for one of their anti vax friends.

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She is probably just upset that she raised a dirt bag son that likes to take cheap shots on defenseless players.

A simple fence could be put up around the lot with one or two entry points.

The simple fact is that Josh is a better player than Lamar right now. If you want to compare career stats, that is a different discussion. There is not a single GM that would take Lamar over Josh if given the choice tomorrow. The Ravens GM might disagree if the questions were asked in a hypothetical situation, but when the hammer hits the pin, he would undoubtably choose Josh.

Is a very late third round pick (#93) enough to move up to pick 19? I don't think that is realistic, especially with the players that are available in the provided scenario and the supposed drop off in talent at the end of the first round. I could certainly be wrong, I guess we will have to wait until Thursday to find out.

Another well thought out, uncontroversial post that isn't meant to troll Bills fans on their own forum. Just kidding. It's a ridiculous post and has zero chance of happening. At least this is the FINAL one.

Teams should be held accountable in some way when they sign players with multiple legal issues. If you want to employ a guy with multiple DUIs, weapon charges, and domestic abuse arrests, you take the risk of losing a draft pick or getting fined if the player commits another crime while employed. I thought there was talk of this a while back?

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Eric Moulds. With a good QB, Moulds would be unstoppable. 6’2 225 lbs. Diggs, Moulds, and Beasley would terrorize defenses.

Most fans doesn't mean the best fans. Often times it means the opposite.

If Jenny McCarthy has taught us anything, it is that the best resources for vaccine information are women who became famous for taking off their clothes.

Every NFL fan other than Patriots* fans feels that way. It has nothing to do with being a hopeless homer, and everything to do with the fact that Patriots* fans have shown themselves to be bandwagoners, unethical, abrasive, and arrogant. While Bills fans have been charitable, insanely loyal through horrible seasons, and unlike 90% of Patriots* fans, can name a player that played before Brady came into the league.

But your opinion is completely wrong. You claimed it was a violation, I’m interested in hearing why you came to that conclusion. Nobody is disclosing your private medical info. You would be voluntarily offering information if you choose to go to a game.

How is it a violation of HIPPA law?