BigDingus

Eh, nobody wants to see an hour highlight reel consisting of 5 yard passes that receivers took to the house 😁

I'm guessing it only went up to 59 minutes instead of 60 because the defense choked things away during the last 60 seconds?

I was being literal. A few dollars.

May have already been posted, but based on Vegas's projected wins for each team (rather than last year's W/L record), the Bills have the 10th toughest schedule this year. Meanwhile, the other 2 "contenders" in the AFC East have much easier schedules. The Jets have the 29th (4th easiest) and Dolphins have the 25th (8th easiest). https://atozsports.com/buffalo/bills-have-almost-unfair-disadvantage-quest-for-afc-east-title/ Kind of annoying, especially given the Dolphins love to stack wins against bottom feeders, but what's more annoying is having a tougher schedule than KC & Cincy. Then again, even Vegas won't get everything right. It's more accurate than going off last year's results, but it's not perfect.

I would trade him for a conditional 7th & a few dollars of cap relief.

I don't think anyone can say this is more dynamic than the year we added Diggs to pair up with Cole Beasley & John Brown (run by Daboll). That's still Allen's best year, and we haven't had as exciting an offense as that since.

Eric Moulds Mario Williams Or Takeo Spikes & Stephon Gilmore.

The real issue, and I know I'm gonna get flack for saying this, is that Allen is one of the big reasons the team has to claw back from behind to begin with. Sure, he can get credit for scoring late against the Patriots, sending us to OT against the Jets, or getting us in FG range against the Broncos, but then you'd have to point out how Josh threw us out of those games in the first place.

We couldn't swing $4.5 million for a receiver like Boyd? C'mon...

This poll should overwhelmingly be Diggs. Nostalgia for Reich or Fitzpatrick is fine, but they were never elite. If this poll was conducted 5-10 years from now, it'd be 90% or more in favor of Diggs.

I'm not "good with what we got," but I also don't think there's anyone left that would make an impact either. As more & more dead cap clears in the coming years, I expect they'll revisit this & go all in on overhauling the position.

I haven't been to a ton of domed stadiums, but both AT&T stadium in Dallas & Reliant Stadium in Houston (could be something else now), were waaaaay better game experiences for me than any of my trips to Highmark. The tailgating and social aspect was more fun in Buffalo, but while watching the actual game? I absolutely loved my time in both domed stadiums. Seats were comfortable, view was awesome, screens were beautiful, plenty of leg room, easy to navigate, extremely clean (for stadiums), and very, very loud. Even though Reliant was only 3/4 full for the game I went to (Bills vs Texans in Josh's rookie season), I was shocked that it was louder than the last time I went to Buffalo. I dunno, maybe the fans were in a lull for that game, but I never expected Texans fans to bring so much energy.

They drafted one guy with all those picks. You tell me! 😉 Going into the draft, did you think we were one 2nd round WR + some 1 year FA signings away from being all set? I think they'll be ok, but they're still behind where they were in past years.

It's not just how many he missed, it's about % of misses vs attempts and from what distance. Bass was ranked 21st in FG% out of kickers who had 20+ attempts. Tucker (86.5%) - 32 of 37 (including 31 of 32 under 50 yards) Sanders (85.7%) - 24 of 28 (including 19 of 21 under 50 yards) McPherson (83.9%) - 26 of 31 (including 19 of 19 under 50 yards / 7 of 12 from 50+) Bass (82.9%) - 24 of 29 (including 20 of 23 under 50 yards) So you're right in that Bass isn't super far off, but he's still not great either. All of McPherson's misses were from 50+ yards, as were all but 1 from Tucker.

Wait, the Pats also wanted Coleman, AND the Bills had a deal in place with them before Carolina gave them a better deal? That makes it sound like the Bills weren't all in on Coleman & were fine taking someone else had the Panthers not given them a better offer.

If he continued jogging through practice, it's probably fine. They're just being safe. Also, let's not act like there aren't tons of practice injuries that happen to much larger players every year. Sorry, not trying to get too serious or anything. Laughing at the Chiefs having bad luck is fine, but I feel bad laughing at injuries 😅

As opposed to today, where men are bananas!

I don't hate Mahomes the person... I was too huge a fan in college to just start hating him like I hated Brady. He's a good dude, even Josh likes him. The most I feel is hatred while the Bills are playing against him, but any other gripes I have come from the people surrounding him.

With the exception of Van Pran-Granger, I don't feel strongly in either direction for anyone. I think VPG will compete for a starting spot & eventually be the C that anchors the OL.

I've seen a lot of heartless & nasty comments coming from Bills fans on social media under Kim Pegula articles, and it makes me wish we could pass them off as Fins fans...

Fortunately for them, there's enough bad teams to carry them to the playoffs. It took an epic collapse at the end to lose the division last year. Even our own defense hasn't proven they can stop elite QBs either (especially not in the playoffs). That's why I've wanted the Bills to stop investing so many resources into D & go all in on just trying to overwhelm with offense. If we can't shut down (or even contain) Burrow or Mahomes in the playoffs, we need to be able to out gun them. Dolphins seem to think the same thing, only their QB isn't as good as ours.

Isn't Claypool like 250 lbs now? Maybe he can go the Kelvin Benjamin route & tryout for TE (before he gets cut)

Crazy how viral this clip went. Everyone was reposting all over Twitter. Saw tons of comments from other fans saying "hate the Bills, but love this guy!" or "He's a national treasure, protect at all costs!"

Did we do enough at wide receiver? Definitely not. But there also wasn't much they could do, so it's not like I'm upset about it either. The only real surprise was drafting just 1 WR and leaving it at that. In a deep WR class, surely you'd think they'd try their hands at multiple guys, but nope. Hopefully that doesn't come back to bite them in the ass. Again, I don't think there was much else they could've done though.

Is he going to be throw out wide more often? We can't run everyone in the slot, even Coleman is projected as a big slot guy, so they'll have to get creative when getting him opportunities.