MDH

That Jets WR room is awful, if he can’t make the 53 there he can’t make it anywhere…New York, New York.

No only do I think he’ll be on the PS, I’m guessing if Tre can’t go week 1 he’ll be elevated and be the week 1 starter.

Splash plays might appear to win big games but if you're out of position over and over again you can also cost a team games and many fans might be unware it's even happening. Ideally a player can be do both.

This has been what I’ve seen most pre-season as well. Walker gets a few splash plays that get everyone’s attention but Sanders has been the better - more consistent- player who does all the little things that don’t always get noticed. So far I’m pleased with both of these picks and I think they’ll both make positive contributions to this DL this year. I think the interior DL will be better this year. Landon Jackson, on the other hand, I think is at least a year away. Baring injury I don’t think he gets a jersey on game days.

Yeah, they’ve started slowly the past couple of years and those losses have cost them at the end. As such they’re trying to get everyone ramped up. Zac Taylor’s on the hot seat and knows he needs to make the playoffs this year or he’s probably gone.

Gabe Davis as the starting X and Gabe Davis as the back up X are two different things. Not sure why it’s so binary for some. I hated Gabe as the #2 option on this offense. As the 4-5? I’d take that. Im intrigued by the idea mostly because the Bills have nobody who can- legit- line up at the X except Coleman. We have a bunch of slots or slot/Z hybrids. All that said I don’t think it’ll happen. Might be nothing more than a ploy to light a fire under Samuel’s ass. Medical evaluation.

First time on the internet?

It’s hard to get a read on these things outside of the building. It’s possible Moore could be cut but here’s a quote from Joe Buscaglia’s Atlantic article about the joint practice on Friday. I’m not sure how much Moore’s performance in pre-season game 2 without Allen will impact things. I do think that McD is getting frustrated with Samuel’s continued absence though.

I guess if Bishop and Palmer equate to “plenty” the guy has a point. Not sure how anybody can get their panties twisted in a knot over this game, but the internet’s got to internet.

And Davis and Ty do things Cook cannot. It’s a good RB room with complimentary skill sets.

And then raising the championship banner to open the new stadium.

He seems like always play well when given the opportunity…guy just can’t stay on the field despite limited playtime. As a backup the most important thing you can do is be healthy when needed.

It’s pre-season, they wait till the games really count to round into form.

I think he could be a beast as a big slot, but he’ll never get that opportunity in Buffalo. I hated the pick when it was made and I’ve eased off that a little based on his first half of last season, but I don’t have high hopes for him as an X. My guess is he’s fine-ish/meh here for 4 years then goes somewhere else to play the slot.

Not only is he not “buried deep on the roster” but - barring injury - he’ll have the highest snap percentage in the WR room. Coleman is the closest thing the Bills have to a legit X. Nobody else on the roster can really fill that role. Hell, I’m not sure it’s a good spot for Coleman either, but he’s what we’ve got and they’re going to play him there at a high rate. All these posters coming in (after a day or two of non-padded practice) saying that the best 3 WRs are Palmer, Moore and Shakir and they are the ones who should play think this is fantasy football. That’s a Z, a Z/slot hybrid and a slot. The only one of those guys who can possibly move to the X is Palmer and moving him there would diminish his contributions. I don’t think many posters realize the massive difference in having to line up ON the LoS and getting to line up a couple of yards behind it.

I guess if you think all interior D-linemen play the same position it's a plan.

I liked Bishop coming out of college and was disappointed when he basically missed all of camp. With so much on the safeties plate in this D his chance at starting was basically done right there. Being a toolsy player with a year in the system I expect him to shine. As for regression I think the obvious answer is Daquan. He regressed last year and is at an age where he could fall off the cliff. Still disappointed the Bills didn’t bring in a succession plan for him.

Creed Humphrey is the best center in the league. He deserves to be much higher on this list than the guys surrounding him.

Diggs was drafted in the 5th round. Not sure what round a guy was drafted has to do with his assessment once you've seen him play 3+ years in the league. That said, what we've seen of Shakir when compared to Diggs prime isn't even close. Diggs was a technician, perhaps the best route runner in the league. Dude could separate in a way we haven't seen from Shakir.

It’s interesting to me how it’s being phrased as an “upset” when, after week 18 Allen was the favorite for MVP. The “upset” was Allen didn’t get voted All Pro, not that he won MVP. That said I think this played out the way it should have. In a race as close as this split it and let both guys get their accolades.

He turned the ball over twice.

Just toosh-push 2 plays in a row from the 2. It’s so obvious

Twin Peaks was fantastic but it didn't put him on the map. He was known among cinephiles for his debut, Eraserhead, but Elephant Man put him on the map in Hollywood. Being nominated for a couple of Oscars tends to do that. But was Blue Velvet where you really started to see him master the aesthetic that defined his career in projects such as Twin Peaks, Wild at Heart, Lost Highway and - to my mind - his masterpiece, Mulholland Dr. One of the great and innovative filmmakers of my lifetime. He'll be missed. RIP

Just win. Don’t care if it’s 13-10 or 42-40. Just win.

Only one team allowed fewer than 4.0 yards per carry this season. So yeah, it's a good thing. Granted, the bad thing is that the one team was the Ravens.