TheBrownBear

Just replace them all with ChatGPT and deep fake holograms.

I think Mahomes is GREAT and deserves the moniker of best QB in the NFL at this time. His stats, winning percentage and Super Bowl victories bear this out. Having said that, if Josh had the benefit of playing under Reid and with Kelce, I think he'd basically have the same or better results as Mahomes. They are both great. Now go get Josh a better o-line and some additional playmakers at WR, so he can finally "get his" in the postseason.

There has always been a looney tunes element percolating on the far left (Marxists, race grifters, anarchists, etc.) just as there has been on the far right (fascists, nazi's, etc.). Thankfully, the worst of us were kept at bay by a reasonable majority of people who, while they didn't always agree, still viewed each other fundamentally as "Americans" and entitled to their opinions and beliefs. But Trump's election and presidency, COVID, George Floyd and Jan. 6th were sort of a perfect storm that hardened divisions and drove people to extremes (I somewhat blame Obama too for fanning the flames of racial division in the aftermath of Ferguson and Trayvon). Now we've reached a point where those of us who would dare call for a return to sanity are quickly decried as racists, white supremacists, bigots or misogynists (i.e., any Dem that would dare point out the logical fallacies of "Anti-Racism" or criticize the rise of grievance academia) or "cucks" (Republicans who don't support the Trumps, Boberts and MTGs of the world). For most of us, it's just not worth pushing back and risking the blowback. Cowardly? Sure. But, it's just easier to remain silent when you've got something to lose. It's really disheartening.

I'd like to think you're right, but the Radical Left (Keep in mind, I'm saying this as a lifelong liberal Democrat who has been completely demoralized by the current state of our union. ) has done a number on our kids via the educational system, social media and television. Go watch the recent Stanford Law School "protest" of the Federalist Society meeting. That is pretty much how every person in control of the levers of power in academia and government (especially, in California) think and behave these days. Reason and logic have completely exited the building. I'm starting to believe the American Cultural Revolution is upon us.

Josh Allen will deliver a speech at Sean McDermott's HOF induction ceremony.

These are false choices. No one is saying he shouldn't scramble to keep plays alive or seek out easy yards with his legs. It's about avoiding unnecessary contact at the loss of a yard or two, and not having to constantly take on defenders to prove you're an athletic beast/badass. Everyone in the world knows Josh is a bad MF'er at this point. He needs to use some common sense to increase the likelihood of a healthy, lengthy career.

The loss was demoralizing for sure, but part of me is still convinced we wore the wrong cleats and, combined with the wrong game plan for the weather, were essentially playing on skates all day. I don't believe we are two touchdowns worse than the Bengals.

It will be funny when our two big free agent signings turn out to be Poyer and Singletary.

I thought Hamlin was pretty good last year. Not great, but showed some promise. Definitely happy to have him back as depth.

With a healthy Tre and Dane likely back, it might make sense to begin the Benford-to-safety transition during camp.

Good. Now he's got extra incentive to stick it to the Phins next year.

Is he even a Bills fan? I just assumed he was a visiting Chiefs fan based on the content of his posting.

I like it. Given all that happened last year with the injuries and other distractions, I'm glad these guys get a chance to actually run it back and give it a go - hopefully, with a healthy roster this time!

I haven't been this excited for a signing since Tavon Austin. I keed, i keed...

I like Tremaine. Good guy. Good player. I'm never going to knock a guy for getting his pay day.

$100/snap.

Yep. Doesn't hurt that he's smart, handsome and charismatic either.

He comes off as very immature. Like a little brother who never grows up. It can be cute and endearing when times are good, but lends itself to petulance when things get tough. I don't believe he's going anywhere, but I worry that he could quickly turn on Josh if the team (or Josh) struggle next season for an extended period of time.

That's what Mixon gets for inviting Ja Morant over to play hoops with his kids.

Diggs is the type that would do this just to troll us dweebs at TBD. Then again, he didn't show much emotional maturity at the end of the playoff game. And at the risk of besmirching the man, I have to admit that he's always come across a bit "childlike", for better or worse.

I am SOOOOO OUTRAGED right now!!! Why isn't he on a yacht with hookers and blow and enjoying his offseason like a normal professional athlete???!!!! Argh!!!!

I said met, as my baseline for a "good" season with a franchise QB (assuming it isn't upended by unforeseen catastrophic injuries to your franchise QB) is winning your division. After that it can often come down to matchups and a little bit of luck in order to make a run to a championship. This past year was the only year that ended in true disappointment for me, and that's only because we were completely non-competitive against the Bengals, and I didn't see that coming. But on the whole, McDermott has instituted a winning program here in Buffalo and I have no desire to see him and his winning ways depart any time soon.

It's GM speak. You show your hand and you end up trading up for Kair Elam instead of Trent McDuffie.

I'm kind of shocked by the "we all raced" comments in this thread. My friends and I have never "raced" in our entire lives as far as I've known, and we weren't dweebs locked in our parents basements or anything. We were jocks and frat guys - the typical, "young, dumb, testosterone fueled" demographic. I know there were "car scenes" and street racers, but I thought that was a fairly small sliver of dudes. Maybe street racing got a big bump from those stupid Fast & Furious movies? It was a $100,000 Jeep Tomahawk racing SUV.

We'll likely never know unless they have witnesses who can attest to his drinking that night, but he was almost certainly impaired as well. No one drives like that on residential streets at 2:30AM if they're sober. That blows right past adrenaline fueled risky behavior to death wish territory.