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That would actually be perfect.

I don't even like golf but I watch every Josh golf video. This one was the most entertaining bc you can see Josh and Phil really get competitive, all in a respectful way. Josh is definitely continue to grow that killer mentality. I think it's great he's got folks like Phil and Tiger as mentors bc they will continue to instill that in him.

Tbh that might be the thing I appreciated most about Diggs when he was here.

I really hoped with the move of Sunday Ticket to YouTubeTV we'd get a team-specific ST option but we haven't seen it yet. I'd like to pay something like $100 for all Bills games on the season.

I would be I wouldn't be surprised either if it goes lower to $10m. I really think he's just using a negotiation tactic called anchoring and he's set his ceiling, so basically anywhere between what he's making now ($5.6m?) and $15 mil per year is the spectrum that he's established based on taking this public. Which I also think he did strategically because about half or more of the fanbase believes he should get what he wants and that being public will put more pressure on the team to do something. I think they should try to sign him for $10m - $12m per year, but his reps should go up. The tier of RB's he wants to be with are getting 40+ touches a game in a lot of cases and the most he did last year was half of that. If they trade him for a good deal, I'm totally fine with that too. I don't think he's done anything to risk the chemistry of the team yet.

Is there a reason he didn't get more than 23 carries in a game last season? Is he checking himself out or is that the Bills monitoring his reps?

I will say, I don't care about the player's behavior unless he did something against the law. I've watched too many damn games to sweat over things like that. I just want to win. Period.

So we've gone from $20 million a year during the season down to $15 million now, and fans are ready to send him packing? He's doing the anchoring effect in negotiations but really it just sets the ceiling. I bet he'd sign for $10 million a year.

I disagree with the thread title: "The Eagles beat the Chiefs by doing the opposite of the Bills"! We've battled both teams close. We're close. We've needed pass rushers since 2020. Beane's done nothing other than risk too much on Von, something we all wondered at the time. Von sounds like he'd re-sign for cheap, I hope so. But we gotta invest in DL finally. AJ and Greg are great products of the system, we gotta have a factor other than Josh and James.

Yeah but wouldn't you like to see more variations of jerseys during those years flushed down the drain? 😁

I don't know about you all, but I'm disappointed we didn't use many jersey variations this year. We didn't use the throwback white alternates at all this year, nor the standing Buffalo helmets, I also noticed the white alternates are not listed on the Bills official online shop, although they are on NFL Shop. There's been a growing amount of support to do the 90's throwbacks for a game, I'd support that, I also personally love the white alternate throwbacks the most and it seems the team is getting away from those. Curious what others think, I just really wish the team would switch it up more because seems we're just using reds now for alternates only.

Damn, I'm surprised he passed before Levy, with all respect.

You mean this stare?

Beane seems defensive

What would his numbers have been without Josh? Not saying it was a bust, but we didn't use him the back half of 2023 when our offense was most productive and ended up with over $30 million in dead money. I love Stef. He was on my fantasy team this year and I won the league even with his injury, but he dropped a major catch against the Chiefs in the playoffs and wasn't a great teammate according to everyone on the team. And I think Josh and everyone else knows that's one of the most important ingredients when you study past Super Bowl winners.