LeGOATski

If a young Barry Sanders existed in today's league, he would lead the league in rushing.

Incredibly hard to choose, but I'll go with Bladerunner (along with Bladerunner 2049). Fantastic movies all around and I'm partial to sci-fi stuff. Seen Bladerunner maybe 5-10 times.

You made a much better choice

Based on the current top LB contracts, Tremaine would get 15-20...20-21 if he wants to be the highest paid LB in the league, which I doubt, but you never know.

Jets fans that want Mike White might not be wrong... He at least keeps the offense on schedule. With their defense, that might be enough to win some games that Zach Wilson would otherwise throw away.

This was brought up in the Locked On Bills podcast and I think they said Zach Wilson is one of the worst against the blitz. Idk if that changes their strategy, but at least they know they won't get killed if they blitz (as opposed to someone like Mahomes or Rodgers.)

They look like a white t-shirt tucked into jeans

It's fine, but there are still questions about his spleen

Even if he turned out just as good as Edmunds, people will still complain for the same reasons. Anyone drafted to replace Edmunds will be asked to do the same things that Edmunds does, which by nature don't stand out to the casual fan. They won't need to pay as much, but they'll need to deal with a rookie learning curve and potentially a bust. If you read that profile, it says he struggles against the run. He's pretty much an Edmunds clone, except a little shorter and a little faster. No idea what kind of intangibles he has or if he's a "process guy."

football, I don't really pay attention to baseball

I root for underdogs and individual players. Playing fantasy football really helps. My wife tries to say the Cardinals are my 2nd favorite team, but I really don't like them at all. From owner to management to players, they're one of my least favorite teams.

They'll have to use another 1st round pick to get a guy with Tremaine's skill/intangibles. Someone mentioned Trenton Simpson, which is probably a good comparison. Go ahead and read this draft profile and tell me who it reminds you of... https://nflmocks.com/2022/11/02/ndn-what-makes-clemson-linebacker-trent-simpson-a-potential-nfl-draft-first-round-pick/

There are a number of star LBs out there Bills fans love, but would bash them if they actually played for the Bills.

You've lost all remaining credibility with this take.

He's more explosive than Cook, which I was a little surprised by. Higher vertical jump and quicker 40 and split times.

Yeah, their skill set is more in line with what Dorsey wants to do. The Bills need to be able to spread the field horizontally considering how teams want to defend them. He's good enough between the tackles too. Will be interesting to see what the RB snap counts turn into.

It's confusing for the Colts in that Jim Irsay just came out and said Frank Reich's job is safe, they're "re-energized" with the move to QB Ehlinger... And then they trade away one of his best weapons.

Imagine the national ridicule and embarassment we would've gone through. How could I have shown my face in public again? How would I have explained this to my loved ones?

The difference is this is a great D scheme for a LB to shine This is not a running offense for a RB to shine.

Exactly. Add in a bowling ball like Chris Rodriguez in the draft.

This was not a move made for this year. Hines and Cook are the starting RBs next year, and probably a draft pick. Singletary's probably gonna be looking for more than the Bills want to pay.

Let's just hold off for now until we can get @Adamb412's reply...

I mean.... There's a chance. He's got some catching up to do.

Beane simply called all 31 teams and left a pre-recorded voicemail: "Hi, this is Brandon Beane with the Buffalo Bills. Are there any players you'd be willing to move for Zack Moss and a late round draft pick? If so, please call me back between the hours of 9am and 5pm on Monday through Friday. Thank you."