This team just chalk up inferior opponents as automatic wins and plays with no sense of urgency whatsoever in those games. It's been a problem for years.
I gotta be honest - as a Bills fan, I've never sat down to watch a Buffalo/Miami game and thought, "Man, I hope Waddle doesn't kill us today."
Tyreek Hill? Sure. But not Waddle.
Three road playoff wins sounds like a tall task, but for one game, I would rather go on the road to Denver or Indy than play Baltimore or KC at home, despite the difference in current records.
Knox had 20 receiving TDs his first four seasons at the TE position. Chris Olave, who most Bills fans coveted to fix this offense, has 13 TDs over the same time period as his team's #1 WR.
Don't act like Knox wasn't somewhat effective before Brady took the playcalling reigns.
Feel bad for his family, who apparently called the police to alert them that he was having a mental episode before the attempt was made to pull him over. The combination of fear and total helplessness in a moment like that must be awful.
They almost certainly would've taken a defensive player with that pick if Beane hadn't traded it away after waiting for McDermott to go to bed that night.
That's probably exactly what happened. The same reason, I suspect, for why they traded out of the first round in 2024 and had to settle for Coleman. Literally couldn't afford a 1st-round salary that year. Kinda bleak.
I honestly think we're in a situation where the cap mess is so bad that Beane is hesitant to give up any asset in the draft due to the relatively low rookie salary structure.
Was just thinking the same thing - such a Cowboys move to trade the farm for a guy during a lost season. He'll maybe account for one extra win for them, which will only hurt their draft position.