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Agree. I think he has played poorly this year for the Steelers but I also think he is miscast in Austin's 3-4 attacking defense. He is a zone corner through and through. He isnt going to be a world beater playing in a man heavy defense. The only hesitance I'd have with Levi is giving up a pick for a player on an expiring contract.

Holy crap. You'd think a former football executive would have any idea what the heck he is talking about. The Bills would be foolish to give up a draft pick or anything else for Jewell. He is a 3-4 ILB who doesnt have the speed to play OLB in the Bills scheme. The Bills are not moving Bernard given how well he has played at ILB this year. Josey Jewell is not a fit for the Bills defense. Purcell was a good space eater, but he is 32 and playing poor football. Do better Randy Mueller.

I wouldnt say he was ever a superstar but he was more than serviceable here for a few years. I think they got a cheaper version of him in the draft in Dane Jackson, as such they let him walk in Free Agency. That said, I think he reached his ceiling here and is struggling in Pittsburgh right now.

Bills dont need another guy to add to the heap of JAGs who they are trying to make a slot wideout. He's had one good season in five years, and on average isnt as productive as Gabe Davis. For what you'd be on the hook for over two years, plus the draft pick, you're better off trying to bring in Hopkins or Jeudy.

They had a little north of a million dollars in cap before the restructure. His tweet is not correct.

Currently the #23 ranked defense in terms of yards. #8 in points given up. Not sure they should be embarrassed. The injuries to Milano, Jones, and White are all huge blows to the defense.

Understand that, but he is paid well to kick a ball. Has to make hard kicks, even in the elements.

He's cost the Bills 9 points in two weeks. Cant go through the season with the kicker losing the team 4.5 points a game.

When Reggie White signed with the Packers there wasn't a salary cap in the NFL. It was a risk, but not nearly the risk the Von signing was. Salary cap didnt start until White's second year in GB.

Be as sarcastic as you want but he was 33 years old when he was signed to a $120 million dollar contract. You sign a 33 year old guy and dont foresee any injury issues?

No. The original question was would you trade Allen for Hill and Tua. In that scenario, Josh goes to Miami with Waddle. Tua and Hill come here with Diggs. I think thats pretty much a no brainier.

I do. But if you take Diggs away from Allen and add him to Tua and Hill, I dont think there is an argument to make.

Dorsey.

So there is your answer. Tua, Diggs, and Hill are a way better option than Diggs and Allen. Easy trade.

Would Tua have hit Diggs running free down the field today?

what a dime Tua just threw. My God.

Its been my argument about why the Bills dont have more YAC. He hardly gets the ball out on time. He doenst throw with timing. He resets the actual play by scrambling right, waiting for wideouts to get out of there original cut, and turns the play into a scramble drill. I didnt want to believe the report this offseason when it was reported he doesnt watch much film and relies on his athleticism to make plays, but its looks more accurate by the week.

Miller has cost the Bills 2.75 million dollars per sack. Knox has cost 1.8 million dollars per touchdown over the last year. Its an abomination.

Not going to find an argument with me there. Find it hard to believe any other team would win as much with a QB who turns the ball over that much. That said, he does need to take what the defense gives him on the ground as well. He is on pace for the lowest rushing attempt total of his career. Its part of what keeps defenses honest against the Bills

Pretty amazing the pocket Hurts has. Dude doesnt even have to flinch. Just sits back there with no worries at all.

Hurts' coaches dont tell him not to do it.

Its on the entire organization right now. Not going into the season with a viable second option at WR is unforgivable. The bad moves Beane continues to make are starting to pile up. The Miller signing has been a complete bust. Signing Knox to the extension he got was also terrible in hindsight. Knox and Miller make up over 12% of the Bills total cap space, are you getting that much out of them? Dorsey's play calling is bad. Particularly in the run game. Where are the counters? Where is the I-Formation? Jet Sweeps? Motion in general? To me he seems like a person throwing spaghetti at the wall to see what sticks. He has no idea what his offense is, they have no identity. McDermott seems intent on making the Bills into some sort of balanced team, its what he and Daboll seemingly argued about. Something is way off with Josh. Sick of seeing him sitting on the bench pouting. Sick of the turnovers. They are losing as an entire organization right now.

I dont disagree. Just wish those werent the options we had to choose from. Beane dropped the ball big time when it comes to receiving options.

Its hardly 12 personnel. Most of the time Kincaid is lining up off the line anyways. The issue isn't the formation. Arguably you have your 4 best pass receivers on the field anyways. What would help is if Dawson Knox remembered how to catch a football.