Magox

This idea that is being thrown out by some to arbitrarily have Milano sit to rest his hammy is nuts. The decision should be based on whether or not he is putting himself at a medium/high level or risk of aggravating the injury. In other words, is he healthy or not? If he's healthy, you play him. Tennessee is a team when they are playing well is one of the better teams in the league and this is a big Monday night football game against a conference foe who whooped our butts last year on the road. Milano has been playing at an All pro level this year, the Bills could use him in this matchup.

Average vs. Houston?

The Bills have one of the deepest defensive lines in the NFL. It’s because of the draft and FA that they have been able to bring these constant waves of pressure and keep their D line fresh. No true stars, just good solid football players all the way from the front four to the 5 reserves. Thing of beauty

That last no call on Diggs was a terrible call. I’m generally all for letting the players play by not calling the ticky tack penalties but that last play the defender clearly held his arm which directly impacted Diggs ability to get both hands on the ball. That was a clear impacting penalty, unlike many of the ones called on the Bills.

I think since you didn't see the Bills have that many sustained methodical drives (aside from soul crushing 4th quarter one), you are automatically assuming they didn't look that sharp, such as what we have seen many times over the past year and a half. The Bills didn't have that many of those drives because they absolutely obliterated the Chiefs with huge chunk plays. The bottom line is that Bills scored often and they gained lots of yards and converted their productivity into points.

Yes, and next year they very well may end up drafting a 1st round CB to replace him.

The only reason why they didn’t pass the ball much was because they were able to run at will. They could have done whatever they wanted and that goes for both games. Yes, we need to score points to win but limiting points is just as important.

They have to try to not let Kelce get a free release and chip him to try to disrupt the timing of his routes. Kelce and Hill made it look way too easy last game and they need to somehow pay extra attention to those two guys.

I think you should change your TBD name.

I would have rather seen Addison as well. I'm guessing they think Addison is still a better pass rusher than Daryl and that they can more easily replace his ST efforts with maybe Taiwan or Krumerow. Obada, I like that guy. I'm on the Obada train as I think they will be able to use his versatility as part of the pressure packages they will be employing this year.

What am I missing here? Last report I heard was that it wasn’t viewed as a serious injury. Is there another report saying otherwise?

Baldy likes both Basham and Rousseau.

He’s certainly a keeper. Good special framer and can come in and do a serviceable job if called upon to play LB.

Me too, I was hoping we would get him. He definitely would have been competing to beat out Levi, even though Levi always seems to beat out his competition.

Remember when half the board were crying about how the Bills traded away Sammy Watkins and Dareus and cut the legendary JAG Jonathan Williams. And then drafting of Josh Allen? Good times

Pretty close! This is a great deal for the Bills. The raise doesn't begin until the 2023 season, which by then the cap is expected to begin to explode again. A few years from now there will be quite a few QB's with larger contracted sizes than his.

DT and DB are the most pressing need. One more veteran disruptive DT and another DB. Dane Jackson is getting beat too much for my liking and I'd like to see another DB in there at a shot a starting over Wallace.

I completely agree. The reports show that he is more explosive, put more muscle on and more decisive. I expect him to have a really good year.

Love to see it! Also, I never thought for one moment that Gabe Davis would beat out Sanders as the #2 WR on the team. Even though Sanders may have lost a step he still has a lot of gas in the tank, and I think some people underestimate how good of a physical route runner he really is. He is a true technician with good speed. Barring injury, I would expect him to have a really good year with the Bills this year, like a 60+ reception and 800+ yard year.

This is a signing I want done. I think we could use a quality veteran DT to go along with what we have.

His numbers could slightly regress if things play out in a certain way but in regards to his quality level, he will in my view be a better QB. Sometimes being better doesn't necessarily translate in the numbers, even though I do expect him to have really good numbers again.

As someone previously mentioned, it shouldn't even be news this day and age, but of course on the other hand it should as he is the first openly gay active football player in the NFL. As much as I believe this is one of the first steps of acceptance of gay players in the NFL among their peers, unfortunately I don't think it will be smooth sailing for him. I can't help but think that there will be unconscious behavioral differences on how some of his teammates will comport. He'll sense them, I'm sure. I imagine there will be some derogatory comments made towards him from fans and probably by some ignorant football players on the opposing team. It was a brave thing that he did and I applaud him for it.

You don’t have to debate it, but there is one taking place now and my guess is that there are a lot of players contacting the NFLPA about these dictates/guidelines looking to have it amended/revised.

They are aware.