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Actually, much bigger investment needed and I have seen nothing from him to indicate "high reward"? And neither do the Browns, wasn't he 3rd on their depth chart last season? . . . I'm not convinced, all things considered, I still see JJ as the better option.

Considering cost, productivity, over-all ability, etc., I would still take Jessie James over him.

Little Sisters of the Poor, JV; or the Jets. Always good to start the season with a good easy home win.

I can only hope.

Get a cheap lawyer and sue them, Cody! Go!!!!

Hooking up with a Hooker? Not a good idea under any conditions.

Ah, you're forgetting about our secret weapon: Christian Wade! This is the year!!!!

You, my friend, nailed it! In this one post you went from good to a star yourself. Indeed, the development of these four, of at least two of the four to star status, is the key to improvement. I totally agree!

Is it Wednesday, yet ????

You are so welcome! I feel we all did our 1/50th part. What a day.

It truly is disappointing. Not sure what hurts more, no Ertz or not getting to 50 ???

well, that is good news all-around 😆

ASU has a sic CJ program.

Winters = gone ????

Beane just continues to crush it this off-season.

My vote: New Dome right beside Hammer's Lot.

Yeah, our passing game sucks. Need help everywhere on offense, running, passing, play-calling, .... yada, yada, yada

Watch out, pieces of the sky are falling all over western New York.

Good for him. One of the saddest sagas in the NFL draft history--it gets brought up every year when talking about QBs at draft time (like how "wide right" is associated with Super Bowl field goal kicking). Can you imagine fighting personal demons and trying to live up to unfulfilled expectations before an unforgiving public eye? He's fought and won. Congratulations Ryan Leaf. Hard not to appreciate that.

Glorious, another year of, "let's give Christian Wade a shot," posts. 🤪

Control yourself.

He would be a swing for the fences for any team at the end of the draft. If you hit it, you could have a future superstar. Or, you miss, and go on to the next pitch. The questions is, is there enough there to take the risk. His production is low, but the measurements are impressive. That's why we're even having this conversation. But is it enough? I do think the Bills are a team that could afford the gamble.

4.36 40 ... Former Basketball player but very raw in football. ... Shouldn't he be a Tight End ????

Another smart signing. And who cannot root for this guy? If he does well, he'll be a cult hero and Bills role model for years to come.

I like the idea of Slaton, or someone like him. Also, Earnest Jones: I think the Bills still need to improve at LB, at the least, LB depth.