BuffaloBill

You’re correct, Wisconsin looks like a state in need of therapy. Wow…. However, having lived in several places there are clearly differing lives of acceptance around drinking and drinking culture. Here in East Tn, while it is changing slowly, people are generally opposed to also hold consumption and certainly not accepting of heavy drinking.

Can you reincarnate him and draft the new one for Buffalo?

Happy Birthday!

Beane has said that the Bills are up against the cap. I highly doubt there are any more “big” moves outside of Dawkins being restructuted and possibly McGovern being extended. I think the Benford and Cook deals do not happen this year.

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Happy birthday

JA is just one of the guys… very cool

This^^^^ He is expressing contract expectations that outrun his style and capability of play. He is not a bell cow three down back.

Happy Birthday!!!!

It is rather telling that during the drought years one of the most popular, and arguably best, player on the Bills was a punter. If you are consistently cheering the success of punts … you suck.

This example points to the possibility that scheme and coaching have not worked in Buffalo. One data point but ……

I really hope people enjoy this time with JA. It’s special and someday will come to a conclusion. I think about the drought years and how frustrating they all were. It’s just how the NFL works.

These changes are far more important than we tend to give credit for. I just mentioned in another thread, look at what Kromer did for the O-line. They went from being a problem area to a source of team strength. The Bills have to figure out the front 7 of the D as they have been average, possibly even poor, in the playoffs under McDermott.

Remember the ask is how are things so far? There is a lot of offseason left. Additionally, the focus is almost entirely on signings and not on coaching changes. Look at what Aaron Kromer has done for the o-line. The o-line before Kromer, like the Bills D-line now, was a sore subject and source of frustration.

A third round pick for the production was a bust for the Bills. I get it that Cooper was injured but you can’t deny that the Bills came out on the wrong end of that deal overall. It’s also telling that nobody in the league is busting down the door to sign him. I understand that by all accounts Amari is a stand up and classy person. He just is not the talent that he once was on the football field. In the NFL time in combination with wear and tear is cruel.