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I like the signings so far. They all seem to have have a winning attitude and/or playoff experience. Also on the positive side, Buffalo has kept most of both lines along with Taylor/Watkins/McCoy. Keeping the core of the team and adding players that fit the new culture will be a good thing in the long run. Short term, there is still a ways to go. As of today, there are 43 people that are on the Bills roster and not restricted or unrestricted free agents. Among that 43 include a few futures contract players that will likely not make the roster. There are only 6 draft picks. This means that there are many holes to fill and there are going to be a lot of new faces on the Bills over the next 3 months. I am hoping that this isn't a rebuilding year, but there is still some uncertainty as of today.

Sad to see him go but he wasn't worth the money that he was asking for. When drafted, I had high hopes for him and saw him as as close to a sure thing as you can get. He had some good games but injuries derailed him. In a best case scenario, I could see him being an Anquan Boldin or Donald Driver where the stats aren't flashy but reliable every year. I still think that Woods could be this type of player in the right system, but have doubts on whether or not the Rams are the best fit.

You can't back down and not try because of the Pats. Seems to me that they are going all out knowing that Brady and Belichick likely have 1-2 years left. Why tank because of them?(As if tanking ever works in football). Buffalo can still get a wildcard and build on that. Miami was a mess in 2015 and managed to do that. If Brady and Bellichek retire and Buffalo is coming off of a couple winning seasons, that is much better for us that if we are "rebuilding" at the time Bring the right guys in for the new system and play to win,

I am glad that this happened, there wasn't really a better option for next year. I would still like to see either a quarterback get drafted or add a veteran, but this takes away a huge worry.

Too much baggage on the part of Hardy. Incognito may have used poor judgement in Miami, but nothing that he did left him criminally liable. I have a feeling that Hardy has seen his last days in the NFL.

I appreciate the chance to get on the board. Like many, I was surprised when the official BBMB took the sudden proverbial trip to the farm. Looking forward to my time here.