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Matt Cassel was drafted with a 7th rd pick in 2005 when Brady was 28. Flipped him for a 2nd round pick. Not a bad investment.

Books are giving them a 60% chance. Not quite the optimism found here but probably fair. Can they stay healthy?

Could be a long season.

Of course it would be by the new stadium. The Bills’ bid for 2028 or '29 falls in line after the 2026 opening of the new Highmark Stadium. Last month, Guelli said the footprint of the new stadium would be the hub to the Bills’ draft-hosting proposal. In addition to talking to other franchises, the Bills are in a waiting game. “We haven’t heard back from the league on timing, but we’ve communicated to the highest levels that we’re very interested in hosting the draft in one of those two years,” Guelli said. If the league office alerts the Bills that they are in contention for either draft, the Bills will put together a detailed proposal. “We tried to be more thorough (with the initial interest form) so they would understand how serious we are about this,” Guelli said. “We want to deliberately follow the process and stay in the hunt.”

Do 40 times matter again?

The move in itself does not hurt. The overarching plan of "throwing crap against the wall and hoping it will stick" is dubious, even more so when you have Allen at QB.

I knew we struggled but I didn't think we were 31st last year.

Turf toe is no joke. If that's true it could be a career-ender.

No.

Misinformation on Twitter? I am shocked.

Probably right around what Collins/Metcalf/Deebo are making which is ~$24M. He's not in the Jefferson/Hill class. It will be interesting to see how much he produces outside of SF.

...and why am I paying greens fees if I never hit the green?

I would say 2021 and 2022 were. Not a single fan should be puzzled by this. The coach and GM work together and defensive coaches favor defensive players. Do you think McD and Frazier were banging the table for Creed Humphrey and Beane decided to pass on that and give them a "swiss-army knife" player in Basham?

Josh could make a great TE. Hear me out...

I recall another team using very bright colors like yellow for projected late round picks with an extremely high upside. Might be that?

Seriously. How much freaking money is he asking? Does he think he's going to get term this late?

The nervous exasperation of posters telling you to "delete this thread" is pretty funny. How can so many people that follow this team so intently be so very, very wrong? Well you see, if there's an outcome you don't like, just stick your head in the sand and shout it down.

hmm Carolina Jacksonville (doesn't apply to us) Tampa Atlanta Los Angeles

Books have them at 7.5 wins. I would probably say 7.

Yeah, but he had a sleeping disorder. Just bad timing it happened on a 4AM drive. When these guys buy a Rolls-Royce or a Lambo they just have to be seen getting out of it at the club. He'll probably make $50M+ in the NFL and be broke before age 45.

There's been numerous threads on this. The consensus goes something like Smith, Kelly, Thomas, Allen and then the discussion gets completely derailed arguing about OJ.

Yeah Kelso is quite the choice. I'd place a guy like Leonard Smith over him even though he was only here for 4 years.