Pete

Buffalo area code switched to 044

I didn't like Coleman when we drafted him, because we needed a WR who could line up outside, and separate. Coleman could not do that in college, and he most definitely cannot do that in the NFL. I like the trade back, I strongly dislike the selection. There were many WR I preferred over Coleman. Hes a one trick pony, that does not do that trick well. Coleman is the 6th wideout IMO next season

John Belushi tombstone reads "I May Be Gone, But Rock and Roll Will Never Die"

My father is 79, and we have been going to Bills games together since 1974. We take trips together to see the Bills. Those have provided some of my favorite moments with my Father, and I would not trade that for anything! If you were a Bills fan since 74, you know suffering and heartache. Still it has strengthen my bond between my and my Father. We call each other often and talk about the Bills. Why would anyone want to deny that relationship with their child?

We Built This Song is the worst pop song I have ever heard! They should play that in Guantonamo Bay to torture. And I take great offense to them alluding to "we built this city on rock and roll" It is an insult to rock and roll, and delusional drivel

if you consider Starship rock and roll pray for you and will start a go fund page to help your hearing. At least you have exceptional tastes in football teams!

If you are going to sing about Rock and Roll- you better rock!

I hold rock and roll in high regard. We built this city is God awful slander of rock and roll

Both looked great in preseason, early season, and then it seemed regressed. Carter looked like solid part of DL rotation, then got hurt. After he returned, he was inactive. Why? Solomon looked like a find earlier. But played awful in games late in season. Have you seen flashes from either/or that makes you hopeful for our DLine going forward? Do both make 2025 Bills roster?

Why?

$100+ million with serious cap ramifications - what great pass rusher are you acquiring and with what money? Von will be gone real soon, so don’t worry

HappyDays- I’m guessing KC was playing zone, and Kincaid should have stopped in soft spot of zone, instead Dalton keeps running towards Chiefs. My conjecture is Josh threw the ball where Dalton was supposed to be. What do you think?

Cooper made positive plays

Damar Hamlin was on Kelce most of the time. Hamlin did pretty well. I’m interested to see the grades. Oliver and Daquan played well. Milano and Williams flashed

It has been discussed how Kincaid low catch percentage is Dalton being in wrong spot. I believe this to be the case on this play. KC is playing zone. Dalton should have found soft spot, and stopped. Josh threw the ball where Dalton was supposed to be. That’s my conjecture. Dalton, once again, makes a catch more difficult than it has to be. man to man- you run complete route zone- you find soft spots, and sit.

Can we afford to let a nutjob into our locker room? I think we could finagle it. We need a WR 1 desperately, and if we don’t get one in FA, we need to find in draft, which will be expensive and tough to pull off. Maybe Beane some sleepers, but we most definitely need WRs who can separate

We got Josh ***** Allen so it worked out ok for us

Nico Collin’s and Terry McClaurin were 3rd picks. Name two better WRs

Sign Tee Higgins, and keep our draft picks

I was banging the table for McConkey! And I had puke emojis when we picked Coleman. I also like Mitchell- so I didnt get every pick right

1) Tee Higgins, Cincinnati Bengals 2) Chris Godwin, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 3) Keenan Allen, Chicago Bears 4) Amari Cooper, Buffalo Bills 5) Darius Slayton, New York Giants 6) Marquise Brown, Kansas City Chiefs 7) Stefon Diggs, Houston Texans 😎 Josh Palmer, Los Angeles Chargers 9) DeAndre Hopkins, Kansas City Chiefs 10) Mike Williams, New York Jets Tee Higgins is the only WR I like out of this top 10. Probably a pipe dream, but WR 1 do not grow on trees and are not cheap. Are there any under the radar, speed WR FAs that people like?

I would of been ok with Cooper DeJean. He was by far BPA, and a blue chip in the low 30s. Then maybe trade up for WRs

if Brown could slow down 56, thats a TD. Brown falls after pancaking DB, and 56 appears to just miss getting tripped up by Brown getting to his feet- its milliseconds close

Kincaid was tearing up. Josh, and every players mantra was "we love each other. we never want to let our teammates down". Dalton knew he let his team down. The sideline was devastated, and quite sad to see.