billsfan89 Posted Thursday at 06:40 PM Posted Thursday at 06:40 PM 4 hours ago, BarleyNY said: Vrabel’s teams are not only physical, they are also disciplined, unlike the Ravens who are physical, dirty and undisciplined. I’ve always wanted to see what Vrabel could do if he had a qb, but didn’t really want it to be in the AFC much less the AFCE. The Bills since 2023 have been a much more "physical" team on offense. I think the beefing up of the interior of the offensive line as well as Spencer Brown rebounding into a mauler at RT have changed the Bills offensive capabilities from a physicality standpoint. Defensively the results have been mixed. I think this off-season with the additions via the draft and free agency the Bills have attempted to get bigger and strong on the defensive line. So I am hoping that the Bills can do bully ball on both sides of the ball with a still strong and nasty offensive line and a bigger stronger defensive line. 2 Quote
Goin Breakdown Posted Thursday at 06:51 PM Posted Thursday at 06:51 PM 3 hours ago, Pete said: Know Your Enemies. Pats D was 9th in NFL DVOA 2024. The Patriots' secondary is expected to be a strength in the 2025 season, with a combination of strong young players and veteran additions. Key players include Christian Gonzalez and Carlton Davis at cornerback, and Jabrill Peppers, Kyle Dugger, and Marcus Epps at safety. Key players and their roles: Cornerbacks:Christian Gonzalez: Emerging star cornerback, expected to take another leap in his development.Carlton Davis: Veteran cornerback signed in free agency, known for his physicality and press coverage.Marcus Jones: A quality slot corner, potentially playing more on offense, according to some analysts. Safeties:Jabrill Peppers: An elite safety with high overall grades in recent seasons.Kyle Dugger: A solid starter, though he battled injuries last season.Marcus Epps: Another safety who provides depth and competition. Strengths and Expectations: ESPN predicts the secondary will be the Patriots' top strength in 2025.The combination of Gonzalez and Davis is expected to be one of the league's top cornerback duos.The Patriots are aiming to re-establish their defensive identity with a revamped coaching staff and a strong secondary.NBC Sports Boston suggests the secondary has the potential to be a shutdown unit. CUPCAKE SCHEDULE 1September 71:00 p.m.Las Vegas RaidersGillette StadiumCBS 2September 141:00 p.m.at Miami DolphinsHard Rock StadiumCBS 3September 211:00 p.m.Pittsburgh SteelersGillette StadiumCBS 4September 281:00 p.m.Carolina PanthersGillette StadiumFox 5October 58:20 p.m.at Buffalo BillsHighmark StadiumNBC 6October 124:25 p.m.at New Orleans SaintsCaesars SuperdomeCBS 7October 191:00 p.m.at Tennessee TitansNissan StadiumCBS 8October 261:00 p.m.Cleveland BrownsGillette StadiumFox 9November 21:00 p.m.Atlanta FalconsGillette StadiumCBS 10November 91:00 p.m.at Tampa Bay BuccaneersRaymond James StadiumCBS 11November 138:15 p.m.New York JetsGillette StadiumPrime Video 12November 231:00 p.m.at Cincinnati BengalsPaycor StadiumCBS 13December 18:15 p.m.New York GiantsGillette StadiumESPN 14Bye 15December 141:00 p.m.Buffalo BillsGillette StadiumCBS 16December 211:00 p.m.at Baltimore RavensM&T Bank StadiumCBS 17December 281:00 p.m.at New York JetsMetLife StadiumCBS 18January 3/4TBDMiami DolphinsGillette StadiumTBD A FIRST PLACE SCHEDULE 1September 78:20 p.m.Baltimore RavensHighmark StadiumNBC 2September 141:00 p.m.at New York JetsMetLife StadiumCBS 3September 188:15 p.m.Miami DolphinsHighmark StadiumPrime Video 4September 281:00 p.m.New Orleans SaintsHighmark StadiumCBS 5October 58:20 p.m.New England PatriotsHighmark StadiumNBC 6October 137:15 p.m.at Atlanta FalconsMercedes-Benz StadiumESPN 7Bye 8October 261:00 p.m.at Carolina PanthersBank of America StadiumFox 9November 24:25 p.m.Kansas City ChiefsHighmark StadiumCBS 10November 91:00 p.m.at Miami DolphinsHard Rock StadiumCBS 11November 161:00 p.m.Tampa Bay BuccaneersHighmark StadiumCBS 12November 208:15 p.m.at Houston TexansNRG StadiumPrime Video 13November 304:25 p.m.at Pittsburgh SteelersAcrisure StadiumCBS 14December 74:25 p.m.Cincinnati BengalsHighmark StadiumFox 15December 141:00 p.m.at New England PatriotsGillette StadiumCBS 16December 211:00 p.m.at Cleveland BrownsHuntington Bank FieldCBS 17December 284:25 p.m.Philadelphia EaglesHighmark StadiumFox 18January 3/4TBDNew York JetsHighmark StadiumTBD The Buffalo Bills are heavily favored to win the AFC East in 2025, with some projections even suggesting a near certainty. While other teams in the division, like the Patriots and Dolphins, are expected to improve, the Bills are seen as the clear frontrunners. Here's a more detailed look at the projected wins for each team: Buffalo Bills: Projected to win the division, with some predictions placing their win total at 12-5 or even 13-4. New England Patriots: Expected to be more competitive than recent years, with projections around 9-8. Miami Dolphins: Projections range from 8-9 to potentially 10-11 wins, with health being a key factor. New York Jets: Projected to be at the bottom of the division, with predictions around 7-10 wins. The Bills' dominance in the division is largely attributed to their strong performance over the past five seasons and the continued presence of star quarterback Josh Allen. However, the Patriots, with new leadership and some key acquisitions, are seen as the most likely to challenge the Bills for the division title. Great post and insight. We may not like it but they will be better this year be it due to soft schedule, personnel or both. 1 Quote
HappyDays Posted Thursday at 07:38 PM Posted Thursday at 07:38 PM This and the injury to Slater make me very thankful our last training camp practice was today. Teams are losing cornerstone players possibly for the season. 3 Quote
Pete Posted Thursday at 07:50 PM Posted Thursday at 07:50 PM Id love to get the Shoeless one back here. Palmer-Coleman-Shakir-Shavers-Mack would beat up other D's IR Samuel if you cant trade him Quote
Goin Breakdown Posted Thursday at 07:51 PM Posted Thursday at 07:51 PM 11 minutes ago, HappyDays said: This and the injury to Slater make me very thankful our last training camp practice was today. Teams are losing cornerstone players possibly for the season. Makes me wonder of the and should've be getting back to work sooner and working a a slower rate to get up to speed. This whole 1 month before ready set go!! Might not be the best. Idk. Why would I have the answers but just a thought. Quote
Ridgewaycynic2013 Posted Thursday at 08:08 PM Posted Thursday at 08:08 PM 4 hours ago, RoscoeParrish said: Please stop with the AI slop. Amen. Thank you. 1 Quote
That's No Moon Posted Thursday at 08:27 PM Posted Thursday at 08:27 PM 13 minutes ago, SCBills said: 2 Quote
Low Positive Posted Thursday at 08:33 PM Posted Thursday at 08:33 PM 19 minutes ago, SCBills said: Probably posted that 30 seconds after Fields threw one into the 3rd row. 1 Quote
Big Blitz Posted Thursday at 08:40 PM Posted Thursday at 08:40 PM 25 minutes ago, SCBills said: That you were correct to draft Braelon Allen in round 10 instead of Breece in round 2 for fantasy? Quote
Ridgewaycynic2013 Posted Thursday at 08:58 PM Posted Thursday at 08:58 PM 24 minutes ago, Low Positive said: Probably posted that 30 seconds after Fields threw one into the 3rd row. Is the 3rd row better or worse than the hospitality tent? 🤔 1 Quote
YoloinOhio Posted Thursday at 09:20 PM Posted Thursday at 09:20 PM Chargers are cursed confirmed Quote
Low Positive Posted Thursday at 09:37 PM Posted Thursday at 09:37 PM 38 minutes ago, Ridgewaycynic2013 said: Is the 3rd row better or worse than the hospitality tent? 🤔 Fields is good, but he's no EJ Manuel. 1 1 Quote
LabattBlue Posted Thursday at 09:55 PM Posted Thursday at 09:55 PM 2 hours ago, HappyDays said: This and the injury to Slater make me very thankful our last training camp practice was today. Teams are losing cornerstone players possibly for the season. Not to nitpik, but while the SJF part of camp is done, there are many more camp practices between now and the opener at OBD. 🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻 Quote
HappyDays Posted Thursday at 10:20 PM Posted Thursday at 10:20 PM Damn worst case scenario for Slater confirmed: I'm no doctor but I'm pretty sure that's even worse than an ACL tear. He can probably play in 2026 but might not be himself, it isn't a clean recovery like an ACL tear. 1 Quote
Big Blitz Posted Thursday at 10:24 PM Posted Thursday at 10:24 PM 3 minutes ago, HappyDays said: Damn worst case scenario for Slater confirmed: I'm no doctor but I'm pretty sure that's even worse than an ACL tear. He can probably play in 2026 but might not be himself, it isn't a clean recovery like an ACL tear. Quote
julian Posted Thursday at 11:03 PM Posted Thursday at 11:03 PM 40 minutes ago, HappyDays said: Damn worst case scenario for Slater confirmed: I'm no doctor but I'm pretty sure that's even worse than an ACL tear. He can probably play in 2026 but might not be himself, it isn't a clean recovery like an ACL tear. Other than losing Herbert, this is worst case scenario for the Chargers. Plenty of people believe Chargers are a playoff team, we’ll see if they can regroup. Quote
DrDawkinstein Posted Thursday at 11:20 PM Author Posted Thursday at 11:20 PM Denver Broncos, you're our only hope... Quote
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