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agree, McKenzie offers more options: return guy, is a solid receiving option, and an effective Jet Sweep guy

Bottom line: Sure, we all would like to upgrade and get better at the guard spots. But if there is no easy or obvious path to that, Feliciano is a good consolation prize. He's proven he is capable--not the best, but certainly good. He is versatile--I would not be disappointed at all if he moved over to become the starting center (if Morse is let go). And he is a process guy, trusted by his teammates and the coaches. If the financials work out, the Bills can keep him and still upgrade the o-line with one or two other additions. I hope he does stay in Buffalo.

Mahoney trying to channel his inner Josh Allen on those scrambles 🤣

just wondering that myself

Great effort by Tyrod Mathieu on those last two plays. 😫

I am predicting a KC comeback for a 10+ point win.

Make sure he does the Bills -Chiefs game next year.

Well, officials making up for all the holding calls they didn’t make in the AFC championship game. 🤪

Relax, just being funny. Is it too soon? Except about the Stefanski issue, your anecdotal reasoning doesn't convince me.

Don't play around with tender offers, or whatever. You invest in guys like him to protect your most available asset, your superstar QB. Resign him.

Interesting that all of them were landslides (the only one with any drama was the DPOY). Which makes me wonder, how much does the general national press narrative control this process? Do these people do any real homework and dig into the stats, the circumstances, etc.??? The one that really tips it off is not only did Stefanski win COTY, it was, again, a landslide. By all objectives measures, McDermott did more. But the vote not even close. Why? Even more election fraud going on here than in a Presidential election.

For competition reasons, I would prefer he go to the Bears, or any NFC team. But it seems like Indy would a great landing spot for him. They would have the pieces around him, especially a competent o-line, something he does not have in Philadelphia. And then, Watson would be free to go to Philadelphia, out of the Bills way and into a division where a player like him could make an immediate impact, they would probably be picked to win the division.

Rex scheme ??? .... or maybe it was Rex and his “scheme” that did not belong in the NFL? He tried to force it in Buffalo and took a top 3 defense and flushed it down the drain.

He has improved because his consistency has improved. The Bills have now invested 3 seasons in him and he has moved to the top quadrant of NFL punters. They have been patient with him, so time to reap the ROI. Sign him to 3-4 year deal.

One play made him a fortune. But it was a heck of a play.

He has grown in this aspect. It helps when you have better players and it's not as risky taking a risk. ...... As for play-off game, hindsight is always so clear. Maybe, but oh so many things I would do differently if I knew the outcome before. ..... He'll learn what he needs.

No! On Sherman ..... non-process guy, best days way behind him. He would be Josh Norman 2.0 Atkins, forgot he was still in the league .... for a low-end no risk contract, sure. If he makes it, great! If not, "you've had a nice career, enjoy your next life."

Bates! Bates! Bates! . . . He’ll be part of the line solution going forward. He is one of the reasons that Morse is Cap Space expendable.

Of all these guys, I keep Brown, Hughes, one of the 3 D-lineman, and Hyde. That would be about 20m saving and keeping some key pieces. Concerning Brown, we did not really get to see much of the best Bills WR line-up this season. I think there is more, much more, potential for this offense if we can keep him and he is healthy the entire season. .... I suggest they try to restructure his deal. Not sure he would get 8 M on the open market?

Well, we can be happy now--I guess--but when/if Deshaun Watson ends up there we may all regret that.

Now we're taking. Creativity wins.

Interesting, but I kind of feel bad for Goff. For a California guy, that's like being sent to football Siberia--literally and figuratively. And while they had him. Not much is really going to change in Detroit--for them it's "We sucked with you, we can suck just as well without you." At least they got the draft capital.

Bring him back, he is the perfect utility knife on offense: slot receiver,wide-out when needed, motion guy, Lamar J game clone, return ability, jet sweeper, emergency DB, fashionable, etc.

Interesting. It would be fun if he made it. But I will miss the weekly, "Let's call up Wade" threads next season.

Or maybe the sun doesn't shine in Buffalo from October to May ???