Mojo44

Bravo! Overall, it was an awesome regular season. Got to love the direction in which we are trending

Appropriately so, it’s already been said several times in this thread. But it deserves repeating. By far, the primary problem with the offense was poor execution and a lack of legitimate play makers. Throw in the fact that we have an awesomely talented but raw quarterback who is still developing. It’s probable that Daboll actually got about all anyone could with the available talent. IMO play calling was not the issue. I suggest the OP put his pitchfork and torch down and let’s see what happens after Josh has another year under his belt and get some actual play makers who don’t disappear from time to time like Smoke

I think there is something to this. I might prefer this also

He made some nice plays today. But, look at them again. He is incapable of breaking a tackle. That bothers me a lot. I’m not sold.

Well I’ll be a monkey’s uncle! How awesome!

We lost that game for a lot more reasons than not having a big receiver at the end. However, in three of the four losses we were in the red zone and, if my memory serves me correctly, twice had goal to go, when a TD would win or tie the game in the 4th quarter So, all other things being equal, I would love a big sure handed receiver for those situations. Not sure he is on the team right now or not.

The game was far from meaningless!The notion that the coaches accepted the wild-card slot without any thought of maybe winning the division is a loser’s mentality and I doubt that was the case. And to suggest that the bills played a vanilla game because they did not want to show their hand in the playoffs makes no sense. Hello! This is the 15th out of 16 regular season games. We are not going to suddenly develop a new identity. We are not going to fool anybody with new stuff. Now it just comes down to execution.I don’t buy it. The goal was to win. And it meant a lot for more than one reason to win.

For all you know he might be the perfect process guy. Precisely! About his attitude! Your negative assertion about him was entirely unsupported. That stuff could have come from anywhere. Make a case for it being at least reasonably true when you say something like that. For all you know he might be the perfect process guy.

The more appropriate question is: looking at the roster, would you be willing to spend your first round draft pick on the best defensive player in pro football? One who is in his prime? My answer is, under certain circumstances, absolutely yes

Can you support this depiction of Donald with some hard empirical evidence that is not refutable. Otherwise it is the worst kind of hearsay. If that’s the case I would not be for the deal. But, my previous comment stands as true. For a single first round draft pick he would not break the bank.

Murphy and Star will be jettisoned at the earliest opportunity, anyway. Shaq could be retained reasonably if the team wants to. Jordan P would be a luxury signing and, unnecessary IMO if the got Donald. The money is there for Donald to do this comfortably.It doesn’t break the bank in the least. For one first round pick I would be on board.

Nope. Not at all. This is just fun speculation since this info came out. You missed the gist of this thread.

The nature of the position is inherently rotational. I’d be happy with 70% if we got him for a single first round pick and maybe a third.

We all want to see an offensive explosion even more than every once in a while. But, you seem to be so laser focused on one too, at most two trees that you are entirely missing the forest. Your take has no sense of context and recent history.Everything is actually trending up for this team. That even includes the offense if you compare the beginning of the year to now for most games. Josh, in particular, is trending up in a big way. He needs more maturity and more weapons. You’re damn right I’m happy with 10 and very likely 11 wins. Way too much is being said about the schedule. That criticism is overrated. All things considered, this season has been successful already. A win in the playoffs would make it particularly successful. But even a loss doesn’t take away from the immense progress made. Sorry, I just find your takes off the mark and, in particular, unduly negative

A.J. Dillon!

Not only is this post pompous , it’s just a bad take. The only statistic that matters is wins. Also, Allen is the best fourth-quarter quarterback in the league this year. MIssed it badly!

I live in the Syracuse area and I’m sure some other posters are aware of this. Adam graduated from Newhouse at Syracuse University. His first job was a sports talk show at a local Syracuse station which I listened to on a regular basis. To me it was clear even then that he was probably going on to bigger things . But, my point is, on the local show and since then he has always been very complementary and gracious about upstate New York. This he has done, in my opinion, in a genuine manner. So his take on the bills isn’t surprising to me

Don’t agree. Clearly Yeldon has done nothing to instill a drop of confidence in the coaches. If so he would have seen the field weeks ago! If Gore is “done” then Yeldon never got put in the oven. Before the season is done I wouldn’t be surprised if Gore makes an important contribution.

If Singleterry goes down, who do you want to replace him as the number one running back? I know who I want, Gore. It would not be a great situation but he would be the best option. Consequently he needs to be active and, yes, he needs touches. He is still getting some tough yards on a lot of his carries. The OP overstates the case.

It don’t come easy

My heart’s feeling a lot better right now

My cardiovascular health has been pretty good up until tonightMy cardiovascular health has been pretty good up until tonight

Aikman compared Jackson to Sanders. When I watch him he reminds me of OJ the way he runs.

Heck yeah!

I agree in principle. However, BPA comes into play. If, by far, the best player available when they draft in the first round is a pass rushing defensive end you got to take him