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It is still jarring to see the Bills and their players in national campaign ads.

Everybody on earth knew it was coming too. There is never anything in the playcalling on either side of the ball that's remotely aggressive.

They're playing hardball with Cook because they don't value the offense at all. He's the only elitish weapon that Allen has, but they're willing to lose him because they don't mind making things more arduous for Allen. The defense always takes precedence. That why Cook hasn't been extended but guys who dissappear for weeks at a time like Oliver and Rousseau both immediately got extensions.

It's still hilarious that McDermott oversaw a QB competition between the worst player in franchise history and the best player in franchise history, and he came away from it declaring the former to have won. What an eye for offensive talent!

Mainly Bills teams, but I would be interested to see if any other teams poured as many draft picks and free agency signings into the D-line as we have over eight seasons only to have one guy record 10 sacks or more during that period.

Yeah, and it needs to happen kinda organically. The Mr. Brightside deal now feels pretty forced and a little lame, if I'm being honest.

There are several guys in the secondary alone who absolutely suck and have hung around for years because they "know the system."

I honestly have to question the overall fandom of anyone who doesn't care if their team wins a championship or not as long as they're "exciting." You can be grateful that they're good and still want to shoot higher than winning Wild Card games.

I am of the opinion that Cooper no longer wants to play football. Would rather roll the dice with Tre than bring back Douglas, who wasn't good last year.

I've never seen a team in my life go through more defensive lineman without finding a consistent pass rusher. Hopefully Bosa can fill that role and stay healthy all year, which is a big ask.

That was awesome, good for him. Amazing how much kickers have improved over the last couple of decades. Wasn't too long ago when everything over 40 yards was a toss-up.

It's the preseason. When the real games start, he will button up and switch to Zyns like a professional.

I'm well aware. The question is "Why?"

What's so ridiculous about it is that anyone carving out a couple hours in a Saturday in the summer to watch the game is a die-hard fan. They don't care about fluff; they want to watch and hear about the rosters. That's it. Don't want to hear how the stadium is coming along (I'm sure it will eventually get built), don't care about the Hallmark movie (you can watch it when it comes out months from now), and don't care about interviews with veteran players about their thoughts on the upcoming season (they think things will be great).

Looked a little slower than last year, I thought.

Watching this "Top 100 Players" ticker at the bottom of the screen, and Matt Stafford is listed at 58. There are 57 players you'd rather have than Stafford? Really?

Would've been 10/13 for about 165 without the Davidson drop...good half by him.

I want to see Shavers make the team just because he wears a normal number.

I thought Trubiskey had a nice half. Some decent throws, was glad to see him take a couple shots.

LMAO McDermott

Fans won't drink as much in the parking lot if they know they don't have to be outside in the cold the rest of the day. That's the only justification I can think of lol

Correct me if I'm wrong, but NYG scored on every drive they had, right?

It's a ploy to curry favor with McDermott and secure the job.

Amazing that a ref was right there and didn't see that he was obviously out of bounds. How does that consistently happen in this league?

I would ironically love to have Flacco as the backup.