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I honestly can't think of a Buffalo Bill the past 10 years who I like less than this guy.

This only works if your CB is a very good tackler. Tre White is a lot of good things, but not a good tackler.

I think the best bang for your buck comes from 1-Tech DT with pass rushing skills. That would be Harmon or Grant and we potentially have a shot at one of them. The other "game wreckers" are probably Abdul Carter, Mason Graham, and Jalen Walker .... maybe Shemar Stewart. We don't have a legitimate chance at any of them unless we trade away too much. Some people are high on Mike Green (small bendy rusher), Mykel Williams (raw with bad production), and Walter Nolen (3-tech), but I don't like the fit. To answer the question is: Harmon and Grant because they fit a need and will make everyone around them better. No other true "game wreckers" in range at 30.

The only thing better than Mike McDaniel's extension through 2028 was Tua's extension through 2028. Seemingly everyone knew both were a mistake ... except Stephen Ross, the bonehead owner of the Dolphins.

Perhaps you haven't heard the news that Bass is all the way back.

I think we can probably get it done for our 1st and a 5th. GIT ER DONE BEEN!

This is the correct answer. 2019 Defensive Player of the Year. 7 Cornerbacks have ever won that award. Ever. Total. He might not have had all his best years on the Bills, but he's the best corner. -- Edit: LOL at all of the lists that don't have him in the top 5. Cmon.

Zero shot. Schoen and Daboll have maybe 1-2 years to work with before they're canned. If they take a running back and get more draft capital for future years, they won't have a chance to actually see those players get picked.

Zach Ertz and Deandre Hopkins or we RIOT!

Sorry to be the turd in the punch bowl, but asking ChatGPT or any GPT to simulate any team or player's season will always result in something positive happening. The GPT does this because it gives the input priority over other variables in the model. Google search "Chat GPT Model for Raiders season" or even Browns. Same thing. It's a bit of fun, but shouldn't ever be considered predictive because it is heavily biased.

Now, wait a season. Then maybe Cook.

He could lose 75 lbs and still be 10lbs heavier than the heaviest current NFL player (379 lbs). This thread is a really good sorting mechanism for those who "know ball" and those who don't. It's not a good thing to be 85lbs heavier than every other player in the NFL. He's slow as molasses and you can simply GO AROUND players that big. Not to mention zero pass rush potential. Being predictable in the NFL is not a good thing. A humungous guy who can't run and can't pass rush is not an asset. It's a speed bump.

This, to me, feels like a guy who's gonna be broke in less than 5 years.

Prepare yourself for Demar Hamlin doing at least one cringey heart thing with his hands.

For 2025? No. For 2026? Probably.