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Please just don't f up the kick coverage again

Our season depends on Andy Dalton. Why oh why has it come to this.

Eichel out for months and we get more kick in the guts with McDavid scoring 2 goals and Matthews scoring 4 goals in his debut. The one silver lining to the Eichel injury was that you'd think Reinhart would be getting experience at center in the NHL finally...but Bylsma is still playing Reinhart at wing? wtf . Larsson is our 2nd line center ...Once again he just loads up all the best players on one line that he will overwork with ice time instead of creating a little balance in the lines.

Same deal as Seth Jones who is an accurate comparable. It only buys up one year of his UFA unlike two years of Seth Jones' though. I was hoping for an 8 year 6mil deal to eat more UFA years and have him wrapped up through his prime, but this is very fair value for both sides. I'm so glad he got signed before Trouba and Lindholm who will likely now ask for more than Risto got (although in Lindholm's case he should indeed be paid more than Risto).

Here's the order of qb opportunities I'd want to see: Tyrod sink or swim. Cardale sink or swim Qb we draft in 2017 sink or swim Ej or any vet qb only seeing the field if all 3 of those qbs fail. We've seen enough of ej to know what he is.

QB and coaches are the most vital part of the franchise but it's a trickle down effect. The GM selects the QB and coach and the owner selects the GM. I can understand it being difficult to find a franchise QB, but with the carousel of coaches that have come and gone in the past two decades, you'd think the Bills would've somehow lucked into one good head coach by now.

In basketball and hockey tanking is more effective. It's easier to evaluate talent and one superstar can make your franchise relevant. I was all for tanking the year Andrew luck was available. (Instead we went and paid fitz). However, there's not a surefire franchise saver like that abailable every nfl draft.

The resources spent were a 2nd or 3rd round pick seemingly every season a guy little guy that runs 4.3 but can't play football. And then unnecessarily trading 2 1st round picks on watkins in a draft chock full of elite wr talent already

We need talent and size at wr. Josh gordon is a tantalizing talent. I would not pay that price on a guy with a substance abuse problem. I'd rather use that 2nd on someone not one strike away from being out of the league

Gase is who I wanted last season for hc which could've allowed us to keep Schwartz. But that ship has sailed. Rex will be given at least one more season so it doesn't matter.

This. You NEED a good QB to win the Super Bowl and/or win consistently. That does not mean if you have a good QB you will automatically win. It takes more than a QB but a good QB is a prerequisite. Without one, you're just spinning your wheels.

Best: Incognito Dareus McCoy Watkins Darby Worst: EJ Cyrus Seantrel Urbik Boobie For worst I stuck to players that have started or were expected to start for the Bills. Otherwise the list would be all random backups.

There is no debate between qb and oline. Rb or oline there is a debate and I'd take a quality oline over a quality rb every day.

You can predict the do-over selection for the bills without reading the article

Everyone started pulling up because the whistle blew while the ball was in the air. Amendola only would've had a chance at a long play if Darby whiffs a tackle. The refs blew it with an inadvertent whistle and then tried to turn two wrongs into a right. The whistle came before the reception so it should've been a dead ball and replay of down but since they felt they'd wronged the Patriots (which they technically did, not necessarily for a TD but for a reception), they decided to pretend the whistle came after the reception and then added on a 15 yard penalty on top of it.