mabden

My money is on Spector!

I would be tempted to draft TE Darnel Washington with the 27th pick, IF he was there.

Two, IFs. If Singletary is willing to sign for a cap friendly deal, and IF he is willing and able to play Special Teams, he can take Taiwan Jones roster spot (whom the Bills have not resigned yet.) Then Beane can draft a bruiser in the later rounds. All good comments and valid points on resigning, not resigning Singletary. Personally, I like him and think he is a very capable back. Runs hard, good hands, blocks well, doesn't fumble much (13, lost 5, out of 817 touches) and a smart player. He has been a great team player.

Cook's fumble on his very first carry as a Bill, didn't help.

I would sign these guys for the above reasons.

Only one free agent cowboy every 4 years.

For me it was three plays. I happened onto the Van Miller Saturday afternoon show, he had the head coach on (can't remember who) and they were reviewing the previous Sunday's game. Van played three clips; OJ to the right for 4 yards, OJ to the left for 4 yards, OJ up the middle for 2 yards and a first down. I have been following the Bills ever since.

Apologies upfront, but what "prima donnas' has Beane drafted in the 1st and 2nd round? Allen? Edmunds? Oliver? Rousseau? Elam? Epenesa? Basham? Cook? maybe some of these picks (Oliver, Epenesa, Basham) haven't lived up to 1st or 2nd round expectations, but prima donnas, no way.

and the Bills gave up 20 in the Chief's own stadium. By this reasoning, Frazier would be the top candidate. Although, Anarumo would be a good hire from the perspective that he leaves the AFC after figuring out how to make the Bengals defense work.

Roman was the Bills OC (forget who the HC was at the time) for less than two years before he was shown the door and Anthony Lynn took over play calling as the OC. Night and day improvement.

I believe the OP is suggesting that IF the Jets and Miami had better quarterbacking (jets especially) we may not have won the division and/or have a worse win/lose record. Add in that it took us 4 hours to finally put away Miami in the playoffs against a 3rd string QB in what should have been a "rest our starters in the 4th qtr" game.

As OC he can install any offense he likes. Although it may take some time to purge Roman's stench.

Trade Kromer to the pats**** for a case of beer.

I would not mind seeing a reenactment of the 1989 SF-Cincy Super Bowl, complete with a last minute SF td for the win. Otherwise, I will be rooting for KC to knock Cincy down a peg or two for being such ***** pre and post game last Sunday.

The value is in how many impact plays did he make? The view from my couch was, not as many as the money he would want to keep him.

You will know this was the case when the equipment manager gets fired.

40 Yard Times: Jaylen Hall, WR, Western Kentucky, 4.32 sec. Derius Davis, WR, TCU, 4.29 sec. Parker Washington, WR, Penn State, 4.49 sec. I am all for drafting a WR in the 1st round, but he better have some speed. I would resign Edmund over Oliver. The Titans have Tannehill for a QB. His window is closing fast, if it was ever open at all. Josh's window is as long as he is able to stand upright.

Reddit is promoting this as a conspiracy around the Covid-19 vaccine causing mysterious heart attacks & deaths among young, healthy, athletes.

The point is Kromer was/is an OL guru who will shine up any turd on the team. Level up equals: Bad goes to Average Average goes to Good Good goes to Excellent or however you want to increment or grade.

Plan 1A = Speed Wide Receiver Plan 1B = Offensive Line

I may be wrong, but wasn't he supposed to level up whoever was on the line.

If anyone should be walked out the door it's Arron Kromer. The Kromer Experiment based on the results for our OL when everything is on the line (no pun intended) is a failure.

Before we drafted Allen, I watched as much highlight film on him as I could find. The number one takeaway... 'man this kids going to be a lot of fun to watch. I hope we draft him.'

The issue will be continuity. The Bengals OL have played every game through the season together. Now, there is essentially a new OL playing together for the "first" time. The question is not some much the talent level (obviously lower) but if they can gel with one of week's practice.

I went to laying back on the couch, to sitting up in a chair, to sitting on the edge of the chair, to standing in front of the TV yelling