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Bosa just turned 30 during camp, he's not nearly as old as most people think. He could end up having a VERY good season for us. Plus with him seeming to be having the most fun he's ever had in his career while on the Bills, he could re-sign at a reasonable price.

I have a feeling Ben Johnson will turn Tyson Bagent into a solid QB in his system, like he did with Goff. Caleb Williams has all the physical tools but doesn't seem to have a clue about what he's seeing defensively until it's too late- he processes the field like EJ Manuel. You can't "coach up" a player's brain processing speed. He got away with going off-script & just running around until somebody opens up in college, and he can still do that occasionally in the NFL, but pro QBs need to be on schedule and he can't do it consistently. Johnson is visibly annoyed every time Caleb show this is who he is, which has been pretty often. I bet the Bears trade Caleb after this year. I think Johnson was behind them paying Bagent $10M for 2 years, to be his 1B plan.

We do still have Shaq Thompson. He was out Week 2 with a hand injury, but will have to suit up this week. He's strangely the same age as Milano, I thought he was much older.

Starting 2-0 is awesome, but could the start be better? Yes, absolutely. The Jets game as all good, but our Defense got completely embarrassed vs the Ravens despite still getting the win. So yeah, if we could've held Henry to <100 yards & not needed historic levels of offensive wizardry in the final 5 minutes, it would be better.

Bryce Young can't feel the rush at all, he's totally oblivious to guys getting right up on him. At his size, he's not gonna last long.

I think the answer might be putting Bishop into Rapp's SS spot & playing Hancock at FS. I know Bishop is considered to be more of a SS than FS, but some of his tackling attempts in this game & the Bears PS game make me question that. If he can show the ability to hit & tackle, I think the Bishop/Hancock combo is our best bet. Rapp is a very willing hitter, but that's literally the only trait he brings to the table at this point. He was always below average in coverage, but looks much worse than that this year.

I'm in a Chicago-based league where I'm the only Bills fan. Bills players don't usually go as high as they would in a Buffalo draft, but were still sniped from me this year. I did get Ray Davis in the 14th. I was able to get Josh Palmer in the 17th round & a couple guys didn't even know he was on the Bills.

Why can't a team ever release a Free Safety? Every time I see a S released, I get my hopes up then see it's just an in-the-box thumper type guy. Peppers is not even close to a fit for our current safety needs.

Why are these Beyond the Blue & Red videos so much better than the Hard Knocks episodes? Great vid. I really think this is exactly what people want, getting to know the players they watch on Sundays.

Imagine you're a Bills' key player, you excitedly tell all your family & friends that you're gonna be on TV. Everyone is pumped & tunes in to see you. Then it airs, and unless you're Josh, Dion, Ed, Ray, or Cook, you're only shown in the background (if you're lucky)- while the cameras are following all these guys who might not even make the practice squad. There are 10+ key starters who've either not been shown at all, or just in passing while showing something else.

He's only started in 10 games since the 2018 season, yes 2018. He retired, then un-retired in 2023, not exactly a spring chicken. He was a good player back in the day, but not exactly a pro bowler. I don't see why this was considered a surprise cut by the Chargers. Plus he's a Strong Safety, our bigger need is really at FS.

I agree. I like Buechele, but I don't think he can handle a starting Defense. He also looked slow as molasses vs TB. I looked up his 40 time, and he ran 4.95 at his pro day- which is slower than Spencer Brown ran.

That's a solid pickup for SF. What the heck is Washington doing at the RB position? They now only have Ekeler & a rookie 7th rounder. They seem likely to take a step back this year.

You could argue that Spencer Brown is elite, Beane found him.

Douglas would be better than anybody available via trade. And if we're being honest, he'd be better than than the current version of Tre White. Douglas was average at-best last year, but maybe he had an injury or something we don't know about.