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    Week 1: Jets at Bills (-6.5)

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    22 minutes ago, dollars 2 donuts said:


    yeah, overall I think we have to start getting past a win is a win.  
     

    This can’t be 17-16, with Bass hitting his first walk off game winner.  They have to start setting the standard.

     

    27-10 would be reasonably appropriate.


    This is where I’m at.  
     

    I’m sure if the game plays out, and it’s evident games across the league are dumpster fires due to lack of preseason, I’ll be happy with a win of any kind, but....

     

    We have 4 out 5 OL returning, of a solid OL.  
     

    The Jets have 1 guy returning, below average-average players all over, with a rookie LT, playing his first ever NFL game with no preseason.  
     

    Allen is throwing to Diggs, Brown, Beasley and Knox.  
     

    Darnold is throwing to Perriman, Crowder, Hogan and Herndon... (maybe Mims). 
     

    We have a better DL, better Linebackers and a much, much better Secondary.  
     

    If Allen has made any semblance of a jump, this shouldn’t be close.  
     

     

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    Lamar Miller visiting Buffalo

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    40 minutes ago, YoloinOhio said:

    Dobbins is many things... “fast” is not one. He’s fast enough to be a successful nfl RB, but he’s more of a shifty type not a speed back. 


    Agreed 


    Dobbins got caught from behind by Tanner Muse in the College Football Playoff.  
     

    Muse ran a 4.4 40 at the combine, but when I think of “fast” Running Backs, getting chased down by a linebacker/safety doesn’t really come to mind.  
     

     

    Week 1: Jets at Bills (-6.5)

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    I cannot wait for this season to start.  A switch flipped seeing a Game Week Thread.  
     

    Definitely in wait and see mode.. I know this team is very talented, but I need to witness it on the field to believe it. 
     

    On paper, with the roster moves and guys like Oliver/Edmunds becoming more experienced, I believe our Defense is better on paper, with a stronger pass rush.  
     

    If the Jets have Perriman and Mims available, I think they have enough to be dangerous, but I’d be unbelievably disappointed if our defense didn’t manhandle them.  

     

    On Offense, it’s just up to Josh Allen in making the jump.  Jets are always solid defensively, but lost a lot in Moseley opting out and trading away Adams.   Their secondary should not be able to hang with Diggs, Brown and Beasley.  If they sell out in keeping everything in front of them, Moss, Singletary, Beasley and Knox should feast in the running game and underneath.  If they force the issue blitzing Josh, it’s up to him to show us he’s fixed the deep ball/pocket awareness against heavy pressure.   If he has... this team is a SB contender.  
     

     

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    Buffalo one of only two stadiums that will require face coverings on sideline

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    55 minutes ago, Logic said:

    The fact that this thread is at eight pages speaks to the problem itself:

    Mask wearing should not be a controversial issue. Mask wearing should not be a political issue.

    If, from the beginning, mask wearing had been neither a controversial nor political issue in the United States, we'd have lost thousands of less people, and we'd all be back to a version of life much closer to "normal" by now.

    The fact that mask wearing IS controversial and political and has thus led to so many unnecessary deaths and the prolonging of this pandemic in our country leads me to fear that the movie "Idiocracy" has come true.

    As a prominent epidemiologist said: "We have an acute affection of politics in our public health policy".


    I have zero issue with wearing a mask. I wear a mask whenever I go into a place of business and/or am in a large gathering.  
     

    I do take issue with the hypocritical lecturing crowd though.  They seem to come out in force anytime one of these threads arise.  
     

    In terms of Buffalo and San Fran, if we mandate face coverings on the sidelines, given league officials and referees will be intermingling with our players, I have no issue with that.    Probably next to zero risk if we don’t mandate face coverings, but I’m not going to argue against extra caution.  
     

    Now, the “no fans in the stands” issue, we have to deal with being a NY team.. that I take issue with. 
     

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    Buffalo one of only two stadiums that will require face coverings on sideline

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    6 minutes ago, BUFFALOBART said:

    He is trying to do a job, and he has done it very well. This is a International crisis. Some people are too goddamn selfish to care, and simply prolong the pandemic.

    You think Cuomo is doing this for fun????

    No one wants this, but we have to pull together, as a Nation to defeat it.


    Oh cool... this again. 
     

    As a former New Yorker, all I can say is thank God I do not live in NY anymore.  
     

    Take that however you’d like.  My sentiment is shared by a whole lot of people that no longer call NY home. 

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    A "Wildcat Strike" By The NFLPA Coming?

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    10 minutes ago, Kirby Jackson said:

    Not really, the players need the networks. The networks fall all over themselves for football. The fans are such a small piece of that. It will take a MASSIVE migration away from football for the networks to change their tune. That’s not happening. The NFL is bulletproof and the players and league know that. If they do this it will have minimal impact on the bottom line. 

     

    I tend to agree, but the NBA viewership issue is real, and they have a much more progressive fan base than the NFL does.

     

     

    Bills announce no fans for 1st 2 home games

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    28 minutes ago, Nextmanup said:

    No one should have fans right now.  It's stupid.

     

    And believe me, it is going to be strange and disappointing (at least for me) to watch these games with empty stadiums. For me, it will detract hugely from my enjoyment of the games.

     

    You take out the crowd, energy, passion, and you're left with watching a scrimmage tape, albeit with high intensity.

     

    We will all be happy when things are back to normal, but that won't be before the 2021 season.

     

     

     

     


    I completely disagree with you on the fans aspect, but there’s no sense in turning this into, yet another, one of those debates. 
     

     

    Ngakoue traded to Vikings

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    17 minutes ago, Rc2catch said:

    I’m glad the Bills didn’t go after him. 
    Similar to quarterback I think you draft defensive ends non stop until 1-2 rookies hit. 
    Given our team structure we’re not going to pay big time defensive end money. Murphy and Hughes have decent money but once that’s gone those millions go to another position we re sign. We’re not paying any ends 15+ million for awhile. I still think Yannick is mostly a hype machine. One really good season on a top defense and mediocre the rest of the time. I like his fit in Minnesota but I’m glad he’s not in buffalo. 


    From what I’ve heard from CFB guys, this is supposed to be a great draft year for DL.  
     

    I’m with you, I think we’re pretty strong on the DL this year, and next, but this offseason begins the draft process of adding more young, rookie contract talent, to Epenesa and Oliver. 

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