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I think it's going to be the Bills Cowboys are a huge draw whenever they play, so that game could be MNF or SNF later in the year. Bills are an exciting up and coming team, there's the history with Brady, and Bills/Bucs is a really interesting matchup.

Urban Meyer, Trevor Lawrence, Etienne, and Tebow make the Jaguars pretty interesting to watch! Before this season it would be work to watch a Jaguars game that didn't involve the Bills

How could a guy on the bubble prove that he was cut because he wasn't vaccinated?

Buffalo's climate is no different from any other northern city. Cold in the winter, beautiful in the summer.

True, it isn't the way I would want to do it, but if you keep getting to the playoffs you just never know. A flag that is not thrown (CLE/KC), a flag that is thrown (GB/TB), a bad snap at the wrong time (CLE/PIT) and the entire game can change. I wouldn't bet on a team like CLE or BAL winning it all, because as you said the margin is small, but if a couple breaks go their way they can absolutely win it all. The more talented team doesn't always in a single elimination scenario. Both Cleveland and Baltimore have plenty of talent, but also can become extremely dangerous if a few things go their way in a given game.

Baker is Alex Smith with an attitude. That will win you a lot of games, and given the right circumstances, could win you a Super Bowl. Football is a funny thing. A bad snap and a muffed punt and it could be 14-0 in a single elimination scenario. Suddenly the other team is pressing and Cleveland can run the ball, rush the passer like crazy on dense and Baker can throw 19/20 for 200 yards and they can easily win that game.

The NFC basically has: Rodgers Brady Wilson and a bunch of guys who either are inconsistent or unproven, or proven to be mediocre at best. If Rodgers wants to win 2-3 more Super Bowls the easiest path is in the NFC

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It was an amazing moment, taking down America's Team on a last minute miracle play. Kudos to them. Fun game. Didn't end up mattering at all to the Bills season. Or theirs, as it turned out.

My POV is why rush to help out an AFC rival? Keep our tackles and develop them. Cheap rookie contracts are what will be needed.

Brady is the perfect illustration of football being a team game. He went to TB and they assembled an all-star team because he wanted to throw to top notch WRs. Winston put up some really good numbers there, but kept throwing picks. Brady was the missing piece. Then they added Brown ad Gronk, who made his few plays when it mattered most. Teams win Super Bowls. Green Bay totally wasted its 2020 1st and 4th round draft picks on a QB who contributed nothing but a firestorm of drama. Does Winfield Jr. get beat for that TD right before half in the NFC Title Game? Instead, they have a guy who constantly gets scorched at CB. But they have a guy who they want to play QB "many years from now" in their words, standing there in a knit cap watching the game!

Donohoe found out first hand that Mr. Wilson ran his businesses with an iron fist. Total gentleman outside of business, but when it came to doing deals he didn't lose many. Just ask the Toronto people, who thought they were taking advantage of a guy in his 80's to eventually get his team. Instead, Mr. Wilson got 120 million of their dollars and they got basically nothing in return except a flop of a series that nobody in Toronto cared about.

sometimes you have the right to do something in a contract but it's better not to exercise it because the cost is more than the benefit I would like to see a big deal made about this, everyone go nuts, then the team agree to pay him out of good will, but now everyone knows the deal.

It's going to be a fun ride this season for sure! Either way, the idea of KC, CLE and BUF being the powers in the AFC is cool to see, after NE, IND/DEN and PIT were pretty much it for 20 years.

It would be fun to watch, just for the intrigue. But as management, if Love falls on his face early in the year then even more leverage goes to Rodgers in that scenario. Suddenly the team is in a mess and they would need Rodgers to help them out, either by coming back to play for them (and in doing so basically getting whatever he wants) or agreeing to unretire and accept a trade.

A straight up Wilson for Rodgers trade would be interesting. That's the only NFC trade I could see. It also makes some sense, as both guys seemingly want out. I would say it's good for both sides.

I'm in favor of the the Bills keeping all the OTs Look at KC in the SB. You are going to have guys miss games, so you had better have quality depth. Now with 17 games, that's even more true.

Donahoe's tenure was so ugly... I remember it being said that people in the building were rooting for him to fail because they hated him so much by the end. Just an awful environment. I think what did him in was tangling with Mr. Wilson. Ralph ran the show and when he said something it got done or you were done.

Teams always say they are going to do that but they never do. Even Mike Brown, who is probably the one guy who would light a winning lottery ticket on fire if it meant getting over on a player, eventually caved and traded Carson Palmer.

this sucks for the player, especially if the team voids his contract. Assuming the guy was working out to get ready for the season, you don't cut him off for getting hurt in what was probably a freak injury. Guys work out all the time at home or in local parks/tracks. It's part of being a professional athlete, isn't it? Man, if I was a team with cap space I would trade a 7th round pick to Denver for him, rather than them voiding his deal.

That's pride messing with you, but I get it. I would look at this as Rodgers allowing the Packers to do what they already planned to and look like the good guys for doing it. After all, they were "committed to him." They tried everything... all the flights to soothe his ego. And what does he do? Embarrass the team on draft night Mock management threaten to retire cause all sorts of distraction and headache EVEN THEN, they tried to work it out, but alas, it couldn't be done. So we decided to cash in a lottery ticket worth of 1st round picks and players from some AFC team and move on to Jordan Love. Saying "just retire then" hurts the Packers more than it hurts Rodgers, and eventually, when everyone gets fired for mismanagement the new people will make the trade and benefit from all the compensation in terms of picks and players. The Packers couldn't just trade him without all this coming out first. Everyone would go crazy and fans would demand answers, which would then seem like going back and badmouthing your ex, so to speak. This way, the whole issue gets put out on the table, then the trade can be made and fans will be OK with it.

For one, I hope his diet HAS been pizza, beer, and chicken wings. His job is to be a huge, immoveable object that frees up Oliver to roam. Star is insanely strong, so if he kept his weight up and made sure not to skip leg days we'll be fine!

If it becomes 100% clear that Rodgers will not play for them, Green Bay will trade him. It's the only move for the people currently in charge, and Rodgers knows it. Any Rodgers trade would involve an obscene return. Not taking it if he is dead set on not playing there is a lose-lose for the people running the show. You have no MVP QB, and you have nothing to show for losing him. At least in a trade you can get a ton of compensation. Rodgers can retire or sit out and it won't hurt him all that much, but the people running the Packers will end up losing games and getting fired. We've seen this before. Mike Brown said the Bengals would NEVER trade Carson Palmer. Ever. Period, no matter the offer. 6 games into the season he was a Raider.

True, but there is only one Brandon Beane. Beane got a draft pick for Lee Smith, who everyone thought was retiring! No way Philly's dysfunctional front office was going to get one over on Beane.

My worst take is yet to come... Stay tuned!