Bosa needs to be retained

[The Jokeman]

Just now, Matt_In_NH said:

He did not have the hand as heavily bandaged.  Don’t take what u said the wrong way.  He was slowed by that injury, do you disagree?

even slowed he showed he can make plays. Is he worth top end money? Well no, he's no longer that form of Bosa but he still a guy teams have to watch out for. I'm all for re-signing him on a fair deal for both sides. 

[Bill from NYC]

15 minutes ago, gonzo1105 said:

Yea this years offseason will be very interesting. They still have holes on defense(like always) still need help at Defensive line, need to upgrade the LB spot or at the very least the depth, and they need secondary depth especially if Dorian Strong retires. 
 

On the flip side we all now know we need WRs(including Beane finally) . The offensive line will have 1 or 2 departures depending on Edwards and McGovern and Torrence has 1 year left. Definitely need help on the interior, if you have faith in Lundt going into year 2, I think I’d move Grable inside and start cross training him there to kind of be our new Anderson. 

Agreed and although Dawkins isn’t old, he will be 32 when next season starts and like all players, he has had his share of injuries. We need offensive help far more than we do on the defensive side.

Jmo.

[Bockeye]

12 hours ago, ChronicAndKnuckles said:

Lmao i never would say that dumb *****

 

Bills had an 84% chance of making the postseason coming into the Steelers game.

We are at 91% chance of making it now.  Need to keep rolling. 

[billieve420]

Depending on the contract and length could buy in. However, I would like to do a full reset on defense and go with youth movement. Use available resources on the offensive side. I think McDermott can manage to field average defense regardless. The amount of resources spent on the defense hasn't helped at all come playoff time. Go with low cost FAs and draft to to re-load on defense. There are too many veterans on both sides of the ball who are making a bunch and whose contracts no longer meets production.