Matt_In_NH

The difference is Brady and everyone who participated signed up for the roast. That is what you saw, it was not hard to predict the topics they were going to go after. These things are as brutal as you can get....that is the point to go where you are not supposed to go. Those who participated knew what they were signing up for.

To the bolded, the reality is we don't know, the Chiefs could have taken Coleman, the Bills did not have knowledge of who the Chiefs were taking. I don't think the Bills wanted Worthy. But my point is we dont know how the Bills had guys but it is likely they had 2-3 that they liked "more or less the same" and so trading a couple spots was not a big risk they could not get one of the bunch. If they truly like Coleman above and beyond the others they would have stayed at 28 and selected him. It is very possible they liked Legette about the same and when the Panthers selected Legette it made additional trade downs more risky for them. To the second paragraph, the Bills had no idea the Chiefs wanted Worthy, any of the other WR's or a DT or anyone else. If the Bills did not select Worthy, the Chiefs could have traded with whoever had 29 and got Worthy. I have no issues with the trade, it sounds like you think I do.

Not sure but Gumar is his girl

There was other stuff that is offensive to some....that is what happens at these roasts. For instance making for of kids with disabilities.....depending on life experiences different jokes can be hard to hear. I think if you want to consume one of these you have to be willing to put the real life stuff off to the side.

Evidently Brady stood up off camera and squashed some comments about massages RE Kraft.....so I guess there was that one ground rule. Not much else though. Nikki Glaser and Ross do this stuff all the time, they are brutal and fun to listen to but you have to check anything you get offended about at the door. To each their own but this is worth watching IMO.

Your way of interacting with Brady does not make you a "true Bills fan". Do you have some kind of Bills Mafia code of conduct made up in your head we all have to adhere by? Me, I would not ask him for an autograph but I would not ask Josh Allen either. If I found a way to shoot the s*** with either I would.

Maybe I missed it....do we somehow know how the Bills had Worthy, Parsail, Legette and Coleman stacked on their board?

I am not one to care about this but I will ask the question. Why didn’t they cockblock the chiefs? Bottom line the bills did what they felt was right for them in the trades they made and did I not make.

Nikki Glaser is amazing.

If only bass did not have that contact…

Does bills mafia know english

Chris Watson and Justin Rogers

Jason peters and Eric Moulds.

A lot of people thought that, it could still happen. I thought kind of the opposite though with the great WR draft class I figured they would try to get guys on a 4 year rookie deal... except they only did one when most expected two. The cap is real and every team has to make decisions.

Trash take of seeing the Deion Kobe’s signing as filling out the 90 and it. It being a wr is not a big deal? Are you for real? Sorry I offended you

I think the Bills carried 5 WR's last year. A 6th could make it but it will have to be about teams

Claypool gives off good blocker vibes? I mean yeah he's tall.

I say Deon Jones....Claypool wont make it past camp and I think Smoot might be a decent rotational piece.

This is so overblown.

don't forget prayers

Most of the competition in my fantasy leagues think so.

Thank God, we were hoping you would be

There are lots of complaints about Beane on this and other Bills forums. It is easy to point at a player drafted like Bookie Basham as evidence a GM is a poor evaluator. However, I can easily do this with any GM so you cannot cherry pick, you have to have some comprehensive grading system to compare GM's and truly evaluate Brandon Bane. When I did a google search what I found were opinions mostly called GM power rankings, Brandon Beane show up top 5 routinely in those. Below are links to a few. What are the metrics one should use to evaluate a GM? The point of this thread is to discuss how a GM should be evaluated and does anyone have a source of an objective comprehensive way to do this? This is a list off the top of my head that might be helpful 1. Team success? How many playoff games played/won, championships, etc. 2. Draft evaluations. For this you don't want to use draft grades from the time of the draft, rather how the players actually performed n the NFL. 2a: How many player starts per draft pick 2b: How many Pro Bowls/AllPro per draft pick 2c: How many years are picks retained 2d: Other contributors in other ways such as special teams, etc. 3. Dead cap per year. Dead cap is bad 4. FA evaluations - similar to draft picks maybe but somehow evaluate the dollars spent vs production gained. 4a: How many FA's dont see the end of their contract 5. Coach evaluations https://www.nfl.com/news/nfl-gm-power-rankings-eagles-howie-roseman-reigns-while-brad-holmes-makes-his-ma https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-general-manager-rankings-2023-eagles-howie-roseman-chiefs-brett-veach https://www.nbcsports.com/fantasy/football/news/article-goal-line-stand-nfls-best-gms-2022 If anyone has an account for AAF, this looks interesting https://www.allaccessfootball.com/p/draftmetrics-grading-the-general

I did the same for every human on earth. Its the least I could do.

Pot meet kettle