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I hate to be negative, but it's not an unreasonable take. They barely made the playoffs last year and actually got significantly worse, at least on paper. When you list out what the team lost this offseason, it's really quite striking: Both safeties One of their leading pass rushers in Floyd #1 WR #2 WR Starting Center And at least on paper, every replacement looks like a downgrade. So, 5-12 is not unreasonable. But it's wrong, because 17.

I probably wasn't clear enough. I'm not talking about our opinions. I'm talking about everyone else's. There are a lot of NFL fans and commentators who would take Lamar over Josh and we have to hear that all the time. So, we get defensive. In fact, I really like Lamar. He's fun to watch.

Interesting that they're in this position after missing so badly with the Skyy Moore pick. Same thing at RB. The C E-H wiff gets papered over because they hit in Pachecko in the 7th. Well, that and all the Lombardis.

The whole community of NFL content creators is clowning on this Bills this morning. If this is content that you consume, this has been a rough morning for Bills fans.

Well, according to the football geniuses at TBD, the best balance for an NFL roster is 1 QB and 52 WRs so maybe they're on to something,

He wasn't making that much less than that before. For his ego he has to be the highest paid corner in the league. So they gave him a little extension to satisfy one of the biggest egos in the league. Remember when he showed up to Jags camp in a Brinks truck?

So you want Beane to make draft decisions with social media in mind? Like, "I can't do that...Bills Mafia will take so much crap on Twitter."

Trust me, I know. It's just when they do those "redrafts" sometimes Lamar is drafted above Josh. That makes people angry. BTW, if you want a fun read, try this.

Bills fans hate on Lamar because he was drafted after Josh and has two MVPs. The implication being that the Bills made a mistake.

Tua's a one read guy and everyone loves him too. Jalen Hurts too. Purdy too.

If this is true, then that's a terrible read.

Again, I don't want to talk about this but the majority of the players in this league are African American. Lamar is a hero. He doesn't compromise. He is who he is, and players respect that.

His percentage is high because he throws a lot fo screen passes.

I don't now how a contenting team completely revamps their OL on the fly in one offseason. The Bengals do that, but that is because Tobin can't draft OL like Beane can't draft WRs.

You can add race into my statement and it still holds true. He's a black man who didn't hire an agent and still got paid.

Exactly. The Chiefs would have traded up with the Cowboys or Ravens there to take him. They just needed to get above SF. But as I said before, it's easy for Beane because he doesn't interact with people on the football internet.

I watch a LOT of tennis and I also play it. If you are in a match with a player that is more or less on your level, you have more than a chance. Aryna is my favorite women's player (I love players that never saw a ball that they didn't want to take the cover off of), but she can have trouble closing out matches. She was up a set and two breaks on Iga in Cincinnati and almost choked that away. Jess just needs to play consistent Tennis and let Sabalenka implode. Also, Jess absorbs pace well. It should be a good match.

The players would pick Lamar, but that has nothing to do with on the field things. He negotiated the biggest QB contract in history without an agent. That has to go a long way.

I know everybody hates the phrase, but the Chiefs are the kings of playing "complementary football."

Nobody here likes to mention that one. That's a call that they don't usually make. But then again, they picked up that flag in NE so I guess it all evened out.

His history in KC and GB tells us that he'll do that, but also drop some easy ones.

Of course, he doesn't miss that one. Neither does Josh Allen, Joe Burrow and probably Stroud. I mean, Tua makes that one too. Herbert makes it. Dude was open.

That's what I think that the Bills are hoping that Coleman can do. He can make catches on jump balls, something that none of our players have been able to do in the Josh Allen era.

The whole defense did. Then he offense came alive in the playoffs when they benched Toney and MVS stopped dropping passes.

Sometimes WRs can makes catches like that. Not that we would know anything about that.