BringBackFlutie

Lol.

If that doesn't get you excited, what DOES!?

Not gonna lie. The first I heard of quarantining and staying home, the only thing that crossed my mind was, "how is Josh gonna train with Palmer? Can they quarantine together?"

Wait. He always knew he'd be in buffalo? Like, even before the draft?

TT, Doug Flutie, and Sammy Watkins. Oh, and Gailey and Spiller.

Dude. Is your name supposed to rhyme, or something?

No. Just butter knives. If you buy the right steak, that's all you need.

Hands, plays, and touchdowns.

Y tho?

Yeah. I can't make this out.

When the rookies they're growing into good players become good vets.

Gee. I haven't seen this thread 400 times before. Strength of schedule the year before doesn't mean crap. ....besides, you're trying way too hard. Rookie of the year QB on the Cardinals? Really?

Even in that "serious" pic he's trying not to smile.

Airlines do this (or used to). I don't remember the exact reasoning. Something like, trying to get you to buy sooner at certain times.

This and cookies. If you searched a ton on one and are newly searching on another, you could run into different prices.

First, is it really that disappointing that we passed on two prospects (one of which was no sure thing) in the draft last year, when the draft this year is supposed to be one of the best WR drafts in recent history? Sure, we didn't get THOSE guys, but we have a chance for as good or better this year, without having to reach. Second, do you really think we blew our best chance at a SB run? I mean, if we need THAT much luck, why not just fire the staff, go back to Rex Ryan and Doug Whaley, draft and sign as much "talent" as we can find, and just wait for them to hopefully play as a unit on a year that we have no injuries and an easy schedule? Why worry about building a consistent winning program? Is that all you're hoping for, year in and year out? A lot of luck?

I think that's a large part of why 50% fail. Because of the low price, high reward potential, teams tend to try to find the most supremely talented player in the first round, rather than sacrificing a bit of talent for fit. BUT, since it IS a free lottery ticket and the most talented players are definitely in that first round, no harm in taking the shot, as you'll have numerous opportunities to get other good players via various means.

I continue to say that, although QB is extremely important, success isn't about 1st round talent or any particular position(s). It's having great coaching and a system that makes it easier to find good players by narrowing down their fit.

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This is why I'm so confident moving forward. We seem to have a pretty solid team, and even if josh doesnt work out, it looks like we know how to at least build a defense and play sound football.

So...buy via a travel agent, or..?

More about what could go right. The officiating has gotten so bad that they've elected to put a moat around Goodell.

Um. They'd be in good shape in the future if those draft picks work out, regardless of signing rivers.

He did? I thought he looks to free agency to fill holes. But I suppose that can be seen as upgrading. I always think of it as he looks for big upgrades in the draft and minor upgrades in FA.

To word it a bit differently (but basically the same point), I think it means that you don't constantly turn over and start rookies. You balance your homegrown, experienced talent with new talent and try not to turn over too much, because it's like having to teach everything all over again and you don't make progress that way. I think Beane's management of the salary cap also allows this, where GMs of Bills past (or Gettleman) were not as able to accommodate.