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I think he'd thrive at G for the most part, but I think he'd still struggle a bit picking up blitzes that aren't coming straight at him. Stop trying to fit a square peg in a round hole and just find a high quality replacement at RT.

Smh. He could've been tucked away on the practice squad; there were signs of Hauschka's decline before that extension.

Ol' crybaby Tim Ryan was searching for a way to explain away the lackluster performance of what he thought was a vaunted 49ers defense and he pulled nonsense out of his race-centered bag of tricks, and then tried to mask it with other elements to give credence to his foolishness. Didn't see Tim Ryan on the field one time, strapped up with a helmet for him to be able to speak so factually about poor visibility or ball location due to Lamar Jackson's 'dark skin'...but I did see a whole lot of Fred Warner. Being that Lamar Jackson is "skilled" at play action fakes because of his 'dark skin' then shouldn't every Ravens opponent get lit up like a Christmas tree on an 11yd a pop average like the Rams did the week prior the 49ers game? I mean, the Patriots seemed to be pretty good at game-planning and holding Lamar Jackson to under a 4yd a carry average. But then again, he wasn't wearing his dark tights for that home game. Smh Way to discredit a possible actual skill, break it down, and reduce it to a mere advantage based on skin color, Silly Tim.

Sign him!

I think Buffalo being several games above .500 (with no real household names on its roster) after being the source of ridicule for so long made them a curiosity to people, couple that with the fact that they were going up against America's Team, and that may explain the high ratings.

Mel Kiper Jr. Jr. at the far right seems to believe that he's arrived and can now mock the original draft analyst.

I never really understood the cause of Karlos Williams' short-lived career in Buffalo. Nice to see his name resurface...wishing him the best in his second go-round.

With all the help Ford received blocking him, how can you be sure Miller wasn't being sarcastic?

Too early for this.

Singletary's gonna be the next great Bills' back.

That's big coming from Edmunds. It's great because I felt during this upcoming 4-game stretch that starts on Thanksgiving, we'd get to see the evolution of Edmunds, Allen, and Daboll as a playcaller. Hopefully Daboll develops consistency during the stretch, I have a strong feeling that both Edmunds and Allen take that next step to being cornerstones on their respective sides of the field.

I heard when he said it but it didn't register at the time...I got lost in the necktie, mustache talk. But yeah, he did say that didn't he?

I'm more interested in what was said about the DE position. I don't feel the situation at DE is so different from the Duke-Zay situation and wish Darryl Johnson would get more snaps at LDE.

That doesn't make sense if you stop to think about it.

Try give the Bills a chance to improve to 7-2 in OT against a sub .500 team. If McLaughlin was cut and the Bills were to sign him to the PS, I wouldn't be mad at all.

Right after yesterday's loss I stated that the Bills should've kept Chase McLaughlin...fast forward...he does precisely what Hauschka couldn't. Smh

Perhaps. If the Bills lose to the remaining four teams that currently have winning records (DAL, BAL, PIT, NE) and then a loss to the Jets proves to be the nail in the coffin for the Bills playoff hopes, it will give credence to what I felt at the start of the season. After the Cleveland loss, I don't like how things feel, even at 6-3. May find the Bills having to beat at least 3 of those 4 teams to keep their chances alive

I see you're jumping the gun.

Should've given Chase McLaughlin a shot. Smh He's gonna be the funny-looking kicker of the Ravens for years to come in San Fran.

Mobile, Ala. -- When new Buffalo Bills offensive coordinator Brian Daboll spoke for the first time since he was hired, he wasn't ready to open up the playbook or evaluate the roster. But in those 10 minutes at the Senior Bowl, Daboll did give some insight into what some of his core offensive beliefs are as well as what he picked up over his career as an offensive coordinator in college and the pros. "I've been doing this for a long time, and again it comes down to preparation throughout the week," Daboll said. "You have to understand what your players do well, the strengths of your players, and then you have to try to understand the strengths and weaknesses of the team your playing. There's no secret recipe to a good call. You have to put the time and the work in just like the players do to give yourself a good chance." Forsaking his foundation...I imagine the end is near for Daboll.

Yeah he loss it. He could've assisted the team in redeeming itself for its mistakes much like Feleciano allowed Allen after his fumble in the red zone. Hauschka has one job: make fields goals. He blew it and is overrated...have thought for a minute now that he is overrated...was so excited when Chase McLaughlin was brought in as a possible replacement.

Should've kept Chase McLaughlin on the roster.

Watch Chase McLaughlin become the 49ers K for the next 10 years. Lol He was the man at Illinois and thought they'd hold on to him.

Voted! Shouldn't this be pinned?