Doc Brown

That was my first thought. One WR who's ever caught a regular season ball from Josh Allen. Two new safeties. A new offensive and defensive coordinator. A lot of new positional coaches. Too many unknowns for my liking.

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I was just going with the parameters of the question. He played a season for the Bills so he is an ex-Bill's WR. If I had to choose an ex WR who played for the Bills in his prime then it would be a more interesting debate between Reed and Moulds. I'd go with Moulds because we already have two WR's with good RAC ability (Samuel, Shakir) and he'd be the perfect outside WR who can stretch the field. Opens up the middle for Kincaid, Knox, Shakir, Samuel, etc... I'm pry a homer with this take but Coleman has a similar body type and skill set to Moulds. If he could come anywhere close to developing into the player Moulds was it would be a homerun pick.

In the prime of their careers Owens was better than both and it wasn't particularly close.

I thought that reference would be lost on people but I figured "What the hell."

Since you qualified with "in their prime" I'd have to go with Terrell Owens. As to his character flaws, you can't win the Super Bowl with all choir boys.

I feel it's density that the Bills win the Super Bowl next year and she wins her first Major.

He's had two home run moves since getting here. Doing a lot of prudent roster moves using the resources of the previous regime to be able to eventually trade up to draft Allen and trading for Stefon Diggs (top 4 among WR's in yards, receptions, and TD's since 2020). All the other free agent and draft moves haven't been perfect but a lot of those singles/doubles/triples have made this a Super Bowl caliber roster the last four seasons. Four straight division titles and divisional game appearances is nothing to sneeze at. Coaching has been the common problem in the playoffs. Not the roster.

Hence the 8 to 1 ruling.

It's highly unlikely even one of those three things happen and even if all three magically do you'd have to rely on the Jets and Dolphins vastly underperforming with significantly better rosters. It's quite the argument for a team that has the second hardest schedule and the highest current odds to get the #1 draft pick next year. Even delusional Pats fans aren't that optimisitic this season.

Had six drops on 53 targets including at least two TD's. A 12% drop rate is bad. Lack of TD's hurt him too. Plus, only two running backs (McCaffrey and Henry) made the list.

Looking at the list I really can't complain as there's a lot of really elite NFL players out there. No Diggs or K. Allen on there (not even in honorable mentions) was surprising considering they were top 10 in nearly every WR statistic last year. I get it with their age but still I'd put them in the top 100. Also, how in the world is Aaron Rodgers #20 when he had him at #29 last year? Was he impressed by his two handoffs, throwaway, and sack in the season opener?

The Texans had a better roster and a rookie year like Stroud had is extremely rare. Maye is more raw and would be thrown to the wolves with probably the worst offensive weapons in the league. Ja'Lynne Polk wasn't even the #1 WR on his college team and he's expected to be their #1 WR weapon? Both tackles on their offensive line are MAJOR question marks along with their o-line depth as a whole. They also play the 2nd hardest schedule and they no longer have the defensive mind of Bill Belichick. It will pry be the Brissett show because trotting Maye out there would be a bigger mistake than the Panthers trotting out Bryce Young last year. I'd be shocked if they win more than five games.

Trump jokes are cutting edge man.

When I was a kid I always needed that reminder to not commit adultery.

I think he would've reached 10 last year if he didn't get injured in that KC game. He was pretty bad when he came back late in the season still dealing with that rib injury.

AJ's only averaged four sacks a season. Groot has averaged about six. There's never been a season where either one weren't fighting some type of injury. Those are pretty high expectations.

Isn't the whole appeal of the GOP a hands off government?

Nobody said that. I have my doubts because he relies more on speed off the line, flexibility, and bend to generate pass rush. Just look at this ghost move he perfected. If he was a power based rusher it would be easier to come back from a second ACL tear at his age. I would be perfectly happy if he's even 75% of what he used to be but my expectations are low.

With the new kickoff rule even more emphasis will be put on Special Teams haters.

Maybe they're afraid Josh will throw to only white helmets since that's all he's worn since Wyoming. I'd prefer them over the hideous all red once a year. Our primary uniforms now are about as close to perfect as you can get imo (minus the blue on blue smurf look).

Purple and black is the worst color combination in the league. They need to do a total overhaul of their color scheme imo. The Broncos and Bucs did it successfully.

Von Miller would've easily had at least 14 in 2022 if it wasn't for the Thanksgiving game nightmare so that's technically not correct imo. He was elite before the Thanksgiving curse. Still though. I get your point that McBeane has failed to draft a true difference maker at defensive end up to this point. It's uncommon for a player of that age to come back from an ACL tear. That's why he's being dismissed.

If all three stay healthy I'd go over. All three won't though so I'll go around 16. There's a lot of money to be made now and in the future for these three so the motivation will be there.

I thought it was an old, old wooden ship that was used from the civil war era but I just googled it and you're correct.