MiltonWaddams

I get the point, somewhat. The issue in building around both of them is that "safe play". So often it's playing not to lose as opposed to going for the throat. If you want a SB team, which I assume you do, you need to have an offence that performs a heck of a lot better than ours did in that second half against the Fins. The opportunities existed, they just weren't willing to take them. This has been the story all year and through TT's career here.

Sadly, this. I think we all should expect more from the NCAA receptions leader in 2016. You would think with that many receptions he would have known howto catch the ball and out-work a defender for it.

Man needs to back up off it and put his cup down... His odds of owning the team are unbelievably low for countless reasons. Jay-Z and Oprah are the only two entertainers that come to mind when considering entertainers that could own an NFL team. Neither of them are going to want to get intothis business at this point. As much as many of us love the NFL, it is a business on a precipice. The 1.5 billion it will take to acquire this team is a bad investment through many people's eyes. Tiger Woods is the B word that stole his own money. Just to be clear.

What's the deal with your hate for 26? The guy contributes a lot to this board. It may be twitter feeds, but he's fast on his info and I, for one amongst many, greatly appreciate that.

The only two reasons I said "may be". It wasn't Smith they were looking at from KC, now it is? Though doth protest too much.

Blasphemy not required, but I get your point. 55pages for someone with a "source" that spouts contradictions is pretty far gone.

If you look at Bills history, the second best QB we've ever had may be Kelly's backup, Frank Reich.

In a year that has seen Sean McVay come onto the scene as a rookie HC, McDermott leaves me wanting more. More innovation, more execution, more tenacity. I cannot predict the future, but the present is vanilla. The defence is in good hands. The offence is stale and extremely un-inspiring.

Felton was a pretty good fullback for us last year. Shady gave him a lot of credit for his blocking in the running game. I wouldn't say he sucked. Certainly more useful than DiMarco or Tolbert have shown to be this season.

Tough game. We lost. Rodgers is such an X factor. You guys have a fighters chance. Have a great Christmas Ice.

The part where you said "don't consider myself an expert " was a good summary of this post. Roquan in the second? After the combine, don't be surprised to see him top 10. As for Josh Allen, I doubt they need to trade up. Rosen? Yes. Allen? No.

Aaron was a great player for us when healthy and surely that's why he wants to continue his career. However, nothing is worth the risk he would be taking if he stepped on an NFL field. Stay retired, stay healthy and find a new passion. He will always be great in our memories.

Sometimes I feel like his act is a bad attempt at emulating Gregg Popovich (Spurs coach-NBA) except Pop has class and Belicheat is a turd.

I was impressed with Adolphus today. He came up big a number of times and was getting consistent pressure on the QB and had good stops in the backfield. Maybe he's getting going now as that's 3 strong games in a row. Game balls- Shady KB Webb for doing better than expected in a very tough situation Schmidt Washington

Baker should 100% play, but that's a National Championship he has to play for. Rosen? I don't think it hurts his top 2 chances if he doesn't play and it would kill his chances if he went out and got seriously hurt.

1989 Rams game. Incredible! Reich in and hit Reed for the game winner. Rams were pretty darn good that year too.

If Tyrod has a noticeable limp, I have zero clue how McDermott doesn't just say Peterman is the guy this week. Like most of you, I like Tyrod as a person but his limitations on the field are directly tied to mobility. If he can't escape the pocket, he has proven to be mostly useless. An immobile Tyrod is a very bad QB.

Agreed, but that team is far from devoid of talent. They nailed the Garrett pick and are loaded with picks this year. Whoever runs the draft there this year has an immense opportunity. I never understood the hiring of a non-football guy, but I don't think he failed miserably in his attempt to add an influx of talent. They're going to be able to draft Rosen this year and that lineup is suddenly going to look a whole lot better.

I don't see Gaines being a casualty. Based on his consistency this season, he'll be re-signed as a priority. The cap space exists for him and a few mid-tier guys. Star would be a great fit, but the $'s may be too rich. Sadly, the draft will be the most key thing this offseason.

The sad fact of the matter is that you were comparing the New York Yankees to the Buffalo Bills and that is not a fair comparison. The Yankees are a storied franchise with a history of winning. The Buffalo Bills, however, are a sad sack franchise with a history of losing. There was rationale for Chapman to return to the Yankees. Why would Sammy ever want to come back to Buffalo?

I know just the man for the job. The Upton job I mean.

I don't understand how a guy can admit complete wrongdoing and then file an appeal of a more-than-fair punishment administered for this admitted improper act. The league is broken if he gets away with this. The league is probably broken anyways, but it's another log on the fire.

I love Kate Upton. I may be sufficiently endowed to entice her, but her husband surely does not want to part with her. This is a solid analogy for this situation.

Nothing to do with hurting feelings. Everything to do with homophobic, derogatory verbage. Just pick a better word.

All a matterof cost. I love Darnold and Baker, but the two firsts are too high a cost for the number of holes needed to fill with quality players. But man would I love to see one of them in a Bills uniform in 2018.