warrior9

It's not a foolish troll. You don't have good information to suggest that. You assumed. What type of good info and logical reference would lead you to believe a Beane / McDermott team would shop a second year first round pick that THEY drafted? They believe in draft and develop. His post was far from a troll.. Seems like yours is more of a troll, tbh.

You'll be the first person buying his jersey and hyping him up. Fair weather fans man... This is a loser post.

Report came out that new ownership basically forced these to happen.

"We NeEd tO tRaDe FoR a BaCk Up Qb To PuUusUUsh JoSh!!111!!1!"

He was on the eagles for 3 years, Panthers 1, Green Bay the last 3. May be some practice squads here and there but He's been a solid contributor the last 4 years for his teams as a full time starter.

Right, my friend who is a packers fan called me and is prettttty upset they lost him.. The casualness of some Bills fans is insane.. They want and want and want.... but know nothing outside of 1 Bills drive... even then, it's questionable. Not know who a guy with 10 INTs in 2 years is laughable.

Right, he still had to coach them, wtf are you talking about? Hughes wasn't great before McD, Poyer was an FA signing for depth and was NO ONE in Cleveland, Lawson was NOT good, he was widely viewed as a bust. Do you even think before you post? You are talking about inheriting, he has to coach who is here. That team on defense was not good before McDermott coached them. Period.

Oh I don't disagree... But saying those players i named and saying "inheriting a very talented defense" is absolutely hilarious. He can be criticized 100% and he should be. I don't think it's his coaching, i think its his staff management, for the most part.

You have to be joking, right? Zoe had his best years under McDermott, Poyer was a no body on the Browns, Adolphis Washington, Ramon Humber, Preston Brown, EJ Gaines.... Jerry Hughes had his best years under McDermott.. a "Very talented defense" is absolutely laughable.

Funny how they forget, huh? I get wanting better but McDermott's COACHING isn't the problem. Like some have alluded too, he gives his coaching staff too long of leashes. Dorsey's leash should be 3 inches long at this point. It is absolutely excusable to have shotgun on 3rd and 4th and 1 for 2 straight weeks, multiple times and not use your 6'5 240lb qb for a sneak .... He has a very limited capacity in run design creativity, as well.

L...O..L O'Connell who has won 90% of his games by less than 3, Tomlin who Steeler fans have wanted gone for a decade? LaFleur who cant win a game without a top 2 QB of all time? Stefanski who cant win with the best OL in the NFL? Taylor who before Burrow was 1-15? Belichek? Who hasnt won since Brady left and named Matt Patricia an OC? You are clueless.

Yepp, 66-38 and 4 play off appearances in 5 years is a HUGE lie. Do some of you people even think before you post? Can he get better? Yes, so can all coaches but you're insane if you think we were "fed a lie" How did you feel about the "lies" for the 20 years before him? Get a grip

These threads are made by people who have clearly never played a sport and/or had to come back from an injury . It's about confidence in the knee and going full speed on a surgically repaired ligament. At his position, the amount of bending, lateral movement, etc is not normal for humans or knees. Once he can again play full speed and confidently bend, rush, use all of his power, he'll be fine. If that never comes back and he never gains that feeling, he'll have to retire.

I mean, Milano was All-Pro last year which means he's top 2-3.

Exactly, there are more injuries because players are having to think about every move. When you're a defender and you have to move you head back, can't go too low, can't tackle this way, etc.... you are putting yourself at risk. I think another issue is, there is far less hitting and tackling in practices so bodies arent used to it. I disagree. Thinking too much puts you at more risk. There aren't rules for tackling other than no horse collar and no high hits. The more you implement, the more there will be. I genuinely believe the soft nature of practices has led to more injuries. You can't just walk through practice, get hit a minimal amount of times, and then expect to go full force with a 245 lb linebacker running a 4.3 with no injury.. it's lunacy.

Alex Smith. He was good with 49ers near the end but very good with Chiefs

I get this 100% man

The utter cries on this board after a loss is absolutely embarrassing. We traveled over seas with a 6 hour time difference 2 days before the game and played a team that has been there for 2 weeks. The field was awful and the jags had been practicing on it. They came out flat like 99% of all teams would in this scenario. The overseas games are a joke. The Bills will be fine.

Jalen Ramsey is up there with Jamaal Adams and Trevon Diggs as most overrated players in the NFL.. He had a few good seasons and some really cool plays so everyone appoints them as some football superstars without actually watching them play.

no man, the media told us they hate each other and Diggs wants out...

It's not really a trap game. They are/were a play off team and the best team in their division.

Yes The NFC is an absolute JOKE. The Bengals slow start is killing the product as is AR injury. I would love to see the data that shows blow outs in the fashion there have been this year. It absolutely seems like there is no parity in a league that is built for the desire of parity.

The Bills have more than 35 players under contract lol

I love Javon Holland's game. He has future Bill written all over him (that would be great) All in all, I agree with this post.

That's basically it, yepp. Diggs has a lot of drops too. It happens, it's the NFL. When you're targets 100+ times, drops happen. If they push him out, again, I'll be elated and they deserve to be bottom dwellers. Who will be afraid of Hill, Berrios, and Smythe? LOL