Mister Defense

Nice! Very well done. Two players that may end up having long and successful NFL careers. And maybe with the Bills.

Okay, by the middle of this season you will will consider Josh Allen a high level talent and will never look back..

I don't like it. It is an expression that is used in situations when you are up against it or desperate. Screw the strange motto; that in itself doesn't fit with this team. The motto should be: No More Mottos

Come on!! Back that up!! Dalton played on awful teams lately, with low caliber talent and poor coaching. Name some backup quarterbacks in the NFL that are better than Andy Dalton--go ahead...

This would make sense if it was related to the defense of the teams in the division, not the quality of the quarterbacks. I cannot imagine Tom Brady being intimidated by any quarterback in the NFL; he has no reason to be, logically. BUT, I can see him being intimidated by a great defense, like the Bills have, 2nd best in the NFL, and which none of the teams in the NFC South have--the Bucs are the best there, 16th in the NFL.

At first I kind of discounted this topic, but then I started to think about it. While I don't think that this is the reason, Buffalo's defense did make The Greatest quaterback of All Time look like a below average quarterback last year. He was under duress. So while likely not the main reason, maybe it's one of the reasons. If you were an aging quarterback, one of the oldest to ever play in the NFL, would you want to play against the Bills two more times next year? And what if you were also the most successful quarterback ever, would you want to face this defense 2, maybe 3 times next year? The Bucs, 15th in the NFL in total defense, have the best defense in that division. So, makes sense. Brady isn't the best QB ever because of amazing physical attributes, but because of football intelligence and due diligence.

Love this move; very funny. It would be great to see him make the team and we could welcome his dad back under better circumstances! Let bygones be bygones...

The Bills have gone from a team with only a few high level players a few years ago, to high level talent at almost every position: Defensive line Linebacker Secondary Quarterback Running back Wide receiver If the offensive line (and Brian Dabol) can take the next step this year, I agree. With Williams or Nsekhe rising to the occasion at right tackle, and Ford doing the same at right guard, the Bills should have one of the best teams in the league.

Yup, so strange how some people on here fear these players, rather than think that this clearly up and coming Bills team can, and would want to, handle them. Do most people here really not want the Bills to face great competition and win that way? Bring on Rodgers, love to see the Bills defense against him a few times a year, though very unlikely. An uncomfortable shiver! Yikes.

That is pretty funny! What an idiot.

Nope, nothing but joy. Bills 30, Bucs 10 And eight games would likely be the shortest season they'd play, in my view.

A great power running back, edge rusher --but not necessarily in that order; it depends on who is available. And, if there is potential starter at right offensive tackle still available, for that to be the guy.

Why do you think it was supposed to be funny??

Never considered that, kind of like it. He had almost 700 total yards last year, 4.6 yards a carry. Singletary, the clear starter, would have yet another Hall of Fame caliber mentor. And left on good terms, I think, had nothing negative to say (from what I know) and seemed to like playing here. I think he would welcome it, to end his career in Buffalo And McDermott can speak to Reid about him, in depth. I assume he already has? I like it, at a low price with incentives. May not need to give him very much at all guaranteed. 4.6 yards a carry last year and caught 28 passes. Veteran leadership, mentor.

April 1, 2021

Yeah, I agree with you about Fouts; and surprised at the hate for him here! And I agree on Collinsworth, but Michaels is okay. Collinsworth sucks. He is constantly praising the stars, the ones we're all supposed to love, and can't ever seem to go too far in this. He goes on and and on, heaping mountains of praise on them, as if associating himself with them adds to his reputation. Not what a good broadcaster should do. Slimy and obsequious. I'd much rather hear Fouts than him. Fouts will catch on with another network almost immediately in my estimation.

I am soo happy that the Bills have the kind of leadership that would never, ever, even for a second, consider doing this sensationalized, team destroying crap that is hard knocks. It is meant for teams like last year's Browns--and any team a yahoo like Rex Ryan coaches. Fits in perfectly with those teams. Not the Bills. Completely irresponsible for any NFL GM or coach to want to be part of this drama inducing garbage. Go Beane and McDermott!

If Oliver keeps progressing this year, builds on what he did last year, and QuintinJefferson plays up to his potential (he's 26), the Bills defense may be even better this year, more unforgiving and with more big plays. I think signing Jefferson and Diggs will be considered two of the top 10 off season moves in the NFL. Go Bean and McDermott.

Yup, agree completely. A very important man in Buffalo's history and in most of our lives. Only wish that he was still around to see what the Bills are going to do in the next five years...

Umm, very funny.?

I hope the Chargers aren't calling it in new logo, that would be embarrassing. Logo shmogo, who cares? I always liked the plain old Buffalo best: But at least when they changed it, the Bills really did so.

Wait...what's the difference? Color only? I don't think I would have noticed if not told.

If Edwards-Helaire is tough like Singletary, then he sounds like a good choice. I was thinking a big back is what the Bills would want, to complement Motor, but if Clyde can break tackles like him, then size may not matter. Crappy football last name, but Clyde will work.

For those, like me, who did not know who Stephen Ross is, those who don't know the names of every NFL owner, that is who he is--principal owner of the Dolphins.

This post is tongue in cheek, correct? Not a real question or concern, correct? Shocking, almost disturbing, if not! Gore is 36 years old, has carried the ball over three thousand five hundred times, and rushed for over fifteen thousand yards. In addition, he has almost five hundred receptions for almost four thousand more yards. You don't need to know all the specifics, of course, to know this is the reason. This is a joke, right?