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I don’t think Cooper and Allen have meshed at all. Perhaps, if Cooper is back next season, they can develop a rapport.

Well deserved and long overdue.

I don't belive playing in single digit temperatures favors any team and certainly not the people freezing in the stands. Just another good reason for the new stadium to have had a dome, and not to mention built in downtown Buffalo where some well overdo redevelopment could have occured.

Dareus seemed to become a GM's nightmare. A player that you pay and his performance deteriorates.

It's the area that where you place bets on sporting events. It does have a bar.

The Sports Book at Caesar's Palace will be showing the game. Good chance you find some Bills fans to enjoy the game with.

If the Pats fire Mayo, I expect Vrabel to be the next HC of the Pats.

As of this date the Dolphins lead the overall series with the Bills 62-60-1. I want to play them again this season so that after we sweep the Dolphins next year we will have a winning record against the Dolphins. Any Bills fan who remembers the decade of the '70s is probably on board with this senario.

Here's the haul teams with the number pick have recieved in recent years; 2023: The Chicago Bears traded the No. 1 overall pick to the Carolina Panthers. The Panthers gave up wide receiver D.J. Moore, a first-round pick (No. 9), and two second-round picks (No. 61 and No. 93)2. 2016: The Los Angeles Rams traded up to the No. 1 pick to select quarterback Jared Goff. They gave the Tennessee Titans a first-round pick (No. 15), two second-round picks (No. 43 and No. 45), and a third-round pick (No. 76)2. 2001: The Atlanta Falcons traded the No. 1 pick to the San Diego Chargers. The Chargers received the No. 5 pick, a third-round pick (No. 73), a second-round pick (No. 135), and wide receiver Tim Dwight2. These trades show that teams are willing to give up substantial draft capital to move up to the No. 1 pick, often aiming to secure a franchise-changing player. Is there a specific sport or team you're interested in learning more about? From my point of view I don't want to see the Pats capitalize like these teams have. Here's the haul teams with the number pick have recieved in recent years; 2023: The Chicago Bears traded the No. 1 overall pick to the Carolina Panthers. The Panthers gave up wide receiver D.J. Moore, a first-round pick (No. 9), and two second-round picks (No. 61 and No. 93)2. 2016: The Los Angeles Rams traded up to the No. 1 pick to select quarterback Jared Goff. They gave the Tennessee Titans a first-round pick (No. 15), two second-round picks (No. 43 and No. 45), and a third-round pick (No. 76)2. 2001: The Atlanta Falcons traded the No. 1 pick to the San Diego Chargers. The Chargers received the No. 5 pick, a third-round pick (No. 73), a second-round pick (No. 135), and wide receiver Tim Dwight2. These trades show that teams are willing to give up substantial draft capital to move up to the No. 1 pick, often aiming to secure a franchise-changing player. Is there a specific sport or team you're interested in learning more about? From my point of view a meaning loss that would prevent a division rival from getting a haul like above is excellent strategy.

I want three things out of this weeks game with the Pats. 1] No one on the Bills gets injured. 2] We get a 14th player with a TD pass. 3] the Pats win and fall to No. 4 in the Draft.

I want three things out of this weeks game with the Pats. 1] No one on the Bills gets injured. 2] We get a 14th player with a TD pass. 3] the Pats win and fall to No. 4 in the Draft.

I think the two best teams as of week 17 are Philadelphia and Baltimore.

I think both the Jets and the Patriots would like nothing better than to knock us down to the number 3 seed.

Both Worthy and Coleman are good wide recievers. I think both went to the right team based on their play strengths.

I hope we keep Cooper.