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2019 NFL Mock Draft: Jaguars, Patriots Find Next Franchise Quarterback, Bills Get Josh Allen a Deep Threat by Ryan Wilson 7. Buffalo Bills D.K. Metcalf, WR, Ole Miss. There are questions about Metcalf's consistency -- he comes from an Ole Miss offense that doesn't ask him to do much, and he's also coming off a neck injury that cut short his junior season. But Metcalf is also the best wideout in this draft who wins at the of scrimmage, makes contested catches look easy, and can beat defensive backs deep. This is exactly what Josh Allen and the Bills need in a post-Kelvin Benjamin world.

Yet here you are responding on Christmas morning defending your terrible thread and you obviously need help undersatnding football. Curling is still an option.

Terrible thread nonetheless. Become a fan of Curling.

Jeff Skinner is blowing up with the Buffalo Sabres. He is doing what everyone who has followed his career knew he could do, scoring a lot. The Carolina Hurricanes didn’t want to keep this stellar sniper on the roster so they traded him to the Sabres for Cliff Pu and a few picks.

The All-22 Coaches Film via GamePass is now available for week 16 vs. the Patriots is up. It'll be interesting to see what happened in the run game to allow the Bills to get gashed so many times and also to take a closer look at how Josh Allen was defensed.

7-9 won't cut it in 2019 with it being year three of the McDermott-Beane regime.

Irrespective of his poor supporting cast it does not have everything to do with his play. He has opportunities to make plays in every game and he does sometimes which begins with good decision making followed by use of his talent. There are other times when he does not as expected with playing a rookie QB. It's all part of his learning experience. We don't have to pretend he plays perfectly and would be doing great were it not for the players around him. He went to Belichick school yesterday and he'll be better for the experience in the long run.

You as well.

That is insight that you're trying to change the subject to another player that has nothing to do with how Allen played in the game. Nice try though.

It's a heads up play by Edelman who realized he wasn't down and the whistle wasn't blown. I wish Bills' players had that kind of situational awareness. The rule is fine as is.

What does any other player have to do with this subject that discusses Allen?

You want fundamental rules of football changed for what? No good reason. You're throwing in buzz phrases for effect. Not very good effect, but nice try. Play to the whistle and know the rules. Pretty simple without all of the machinations and whining.

Like it or not the play's over until you actually get tackled to the ground, have forward progress stopped, or go out of bounds. Why not just make it touch or flag football?

Allen will be nominated for AFC player of the week I'm sure.

That's just it. Edeleman was not down by contact since no part of his body touched the ground and his forward progress certainly wasn't stopped. No down by contact and no whistle means the play isn't over. Another rule that's perfectly fine just the way it is.

Week 17 Referee Assignments Interactive: NFL Officials' Roles and Responsibilities Sunday, Dec. 30: Dolphins at Bills — John Hussey NFL Referee John Hussey's Officiating Statistics

The Buffalo Bills fell to the New England Patriots on Sunday, losing 24-12 at Gillette Stadium. Anthony Marino breaks down the loss - including the play of Josh Allen, LeSean McCoy and much more.

No it will not. They'll have money that'll carry over to the following season. I don't think you get how the cap works based on your OP.

I already know that and none of them will be able to spend all of what they have on the books. The point is trying to save cap dollars isn't an issue.

Cameron Wolfe ESPN Staff Writer Ryan Tannehill will start Sunday for Dolphins, not planning to sit starters. Adam Gase cites injuries as a key role in missing playoffs, and he said he doesn't need to lobby to keep his job. He said if Stephen Ross wants to make a change, he'll let him know. Dark Clouds Lurk Over the Dolphins as 2018 Season Winds Down The Dolphins' home finale was embarrassing on many fronts, and the next couple of weeks could be the start of an overhaul in Miami.