Special K

I tried this one last year, but Milano's Bicep injury in training camp quickly ended the suspense in that one, so I thought I would try it again this year. I have also included a games missed due to injury question as well. I'm really not sure what to expect from Milano at this point, and even Bernard had a lackluster season last year as well, but if these guys can both stay healthy, could they re-capture the promise they showed playing together in the first five games of the season two years ago before Milano's season ending leg injury?? I think there is a case to be made for the over, such as the increased strength of the Defensive line and size of the Defensive tackles freeing them up to make more plays, but recent injury history is hard to overlook.... My Prediction: My gut tells me to take the under on production and the over on games missed due to injury, but I would really love to see what these two guys could do if they stayed healthy for an entire season together. I am going to split the difference, and say they both will stay healthy this year, but not quite reach the number of 11 to take the over in production....under on production, but also under on games missed due to injury. What do you think??

One of the big questions for the Bills on Offense is will Kincaid and Coleman be able to take that next step and become a more consistent force in the passing game. After a promising rookie campaign that netted Kincaid 72 receptions, a knee injury limited him to only 44 receptions last year. As for Coleman, a good start to his rookie campaign was derailed by a dirty hit from Poyer, resulting in a wrist injury that held him back the rest of the season, ending up with only 29 receptions. That's a total of 73 combined receptions last year. I think a combined total of 100 receptions this year would be a step in the right direction, but can they get over 120?? My prediction: I think these two will take that step forward this year, and become important weapons of the Bills passing game this year, however I think 120+ receptions may not be in the cards...... Kincaid: 74 receptions Coleman: 42 receptions Total: 116 combined receptions Under, but just barely......but I really hope they hit the over. What say you???

You are getting hung up on the fact that its the same cow being purchased...... If you bought a cow for 60 and sold it for 70, then bought a different cow for 80 and sold it for 90, the profit would be 20 bucks....therefore why would it be different if it was the same cow?? You are getting the full purchase price plus an additional ten dollars back on the second sale....10+10=20.

Twenty bucks.

This could have been in the "Is Cook worth it?" thread........ Just sayin'

I usually try to make it so you can't "push"....... I guess I should've made it 23.6 sacks!!🤪

I was just projecting that AJ's snap count may be lower this year if Jackson is as good as we all think he will be......he may even lose snaps to Hoecht when he comes back from suspension. I have Solomon's total low as well because he may be a healthy scratch most weeks unless there is an injury.

I did a few of these last year before training camp, and then revived them towards the end of the regular season to see how we all did. This is 2025's first installment: Everyone is excited to see how the Bills revamped D-line is going to fare this season....this question focuses on the Defensive Ends. I think the success of the pass rush will be determined by two things.....the strength and stoutness of the Bills new interior D-lineman, and the health of Bosa. I decided to leave Hoecht off the list since he will miss the first 6 games, and because I am not sure if he will get more snaps at DT or DE when he gets back. My prediction: I know that 24 sacks to reach the over is a high bar, but I'm taking the optimistic route and going with the over. The Bills have a strong DE rotation that will hopefully limit Bosa's snap counts, thus keeping him fresh and healthy throughout the season....I'm also expecting a stellar rookie campaign from Landon Jackson as well.. Bosa: 8.5 sacks Rousseau: 7 sacks Jackson: 5.5 sacks Epenesa: 3.5 sacks Solomon: 2 sacks Total: 26.5 sacks What do you think???

I'm going with Elijah Moore on Offense.....I don't think many are expecting a lot from him, but I think he puts it all together and makes the most of his opportunity of having the best QB in the league throwing it to him. On D, I am going with Cole Bishop to make a big jump in season 2, and really take hold of one of the starting Safety spots.

Regarding McDaniel: Hard to respect a guy who looks like a guy who won a contest to be a head coach for a day. He looks more suited to be selling computers at your local Best Buy.

If you are thinking Seinfeld, then you've got to go with Wayne Knight as Newman......usually only on for one scene in a show, but he always said or did something memorable!!

Training Camp invite incoming??

Funny how they played that song throughout the entire movie......so much so that you can't think of the movie without thinking of the song, and you can't hear the song without thinking of the movie!!

Man.....I wonder what kind of pain he is going to be in when he is in his 50's, 60's, 70's??