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Agree. Imagine that 48 yarder was the kick to decide the game. We can’t wait for that to happen, because it will, at some point.

Has anyone pointed out that Diggs actually had more drops than Coleman this week alone? yes, he was targeted more, but one of them was on a must have third down for the Texans. it seemed like every time someone breathed on Diggs he would drop the ball. i watched most of the Texans game this week and Nico Collins is the reason they won. He is three times the receiver that Diggs is, and that’s the type of player I wish the Bills had.

had a bet today on Samuel over/under for catches at 2.5. Took the over and Thought it would be a slam dunk. Sad part is, he actually did have 3 catches , but one was behind Los so it counted as a run. Smh

I agree. You can definitely sign someone off the street more reliable than Bass.

Allen didn’t get hurt and he still has 0 interceptions this season. and while there was a ton of blame to go around, none should go on the QB. thats the difference between this loss and some of the early losses last year. We will get it figured out. The ravens stomp teams every now and then. Didn’t they do this to the Niners last year? Look where the Niners ended up

I don't see why he wouldn't come back if we made an offer? This isn't like resigning Matt Araiza.

Our opponents - who are not used to Buffalo weather - have come to Buffalo and made plenty of kicks in bad weather, more than our own kicker that has had more experience in these conditions. So yeah, we can judge him, especially if Prater is making his kicks…

This is what happens when you let your QB have too much input on WR prospects...

Regarding Jones, was listening to Locked on Bills a couple days ago and he said don’t be surprised if Jones is cut then immediately resigned depending on how we handle Milano. I forgot how that whole thing works, but I know we see teams doing it every year at end of the pre season (cutting and immediate resigning of a vet after another vet is placed on IR)

pretty sure it was 2 in a row.... and then he played the bills. but for the record, the jets were technically still in the game prior to the Milano KO sack, and that's about as much as you can really ask for out of a backup QB imo

Yes. at first because I forgot to cancel my subscription from last year so I was auto renewed and they do NOT issue refunds. but then I realized since I live in Washington state and do not have digital cable it’s probably for the best anyway.

I really want Hamler to somehow make this roster. Brings a unique element that we do not really have. We saw that today. And with both him and Curtis Samuel we would have some sneaky speed among our WRs. But if it's just Samuel, well, that's not much a threat.

Yeesh… Nothing says “F**k Y*u” quite like signing Simi Fehoku.

Good thing it's pre season

We sometimes joke how Chiefs never seem to have injuries. So we bring in 2 chiefs this off-season... and both are hurt. Awesome.

I mean, it's a fair point. Assuming the Bills are in position for another post-season appearance, and McDermott/Babich find a way to adjust and have this defense playing at a high level like they seem to figure out more often than not, at that point Milano's return will feel like a "bonus" more than anything else.

I know I'm in the minority, but I still get extremely angry every single time I think about 2nd and 9 after the 2-minute warning, at home against the Chiefs, in excellent position for a walk-off TD.. more so than 13 seconds. don't get me wrong. They both sucked. But for some reason, last season's ending is still bugging me to this day.

What happened to possibly returning in December? Did that change too?

Major or Minor, Pre-season or regular season, Bills injuries always seem to occur in bunches. Strangest thing... and frustrating too.

Yeah they are pretty even imo. Both started their careers with the Bills, both had two 1000 yard seasons with the Bills (I think, might have to fact check), but McGahee was here for only 3 years, Henry 4 years. McCoy 4 years as well, and I believe he may have been more productive overall than either Henry / Mcgahee during his time, definitely in terms of YPC. That said, Anthony Lynn’s system was also VERY RB friendly (see Mike Gillislee and Karlos Williams)

I could maybe argue Travis Henry and/or Lesean McCoy in place of McGahee. At least in my lifetime. And as far as best individual seasons go, watching CJ Spiller in 2012 was a treat.

Read between the insults and you find the information. That's what I do. TBD is still my #1 source for the latest Bills info, but you do have to wade through the BS to some extent.

EJ Manuel. Man, that was tough. Especially knowing how incredible the defense was on the other side during those years. Come to think of it, just about every QB we had between Bledsoe and Tyrod would give me that feeling. Fitz was entertaining and gave us a productive offense, but the limitations to his game were too much.

I mean he’s not wrong, when I watched the Niners defense on TV last season I was impressed by their energy on every single down. Much like how the Bills started the season in 2022 and 2023, but it was not sustainable due to injuries. The Niners played that way for an entire season, which is impressive. I don’t see this as a knock on the Bills; it’s just the truth. The SF defense constantly swarms, hits hard, tackles well, and plays harder than the vast majority of defenses in the NFL.

I have to admit, this video is indeed a bit disappointing. Especially if you compare it to the same video of Xavier Leggette. It’s disappointing because Coleman is billed as the “contested catch guy” but if you watch all of Leggette’s targets, he has a higher success rate of coming down with those catches, and seems to be better at just about everything else as well. For all the buzz about the trade KC, it’s the trade with Carolina that leaves me with more questions. Do we know for sure that Leggette was not our guy? For all those that say we wouldn’t have made the trade if Panthers were coming after our guy, ok, then what is the point of trading up one spot for either team in that case? Why would the Panthers make this trade if they weren’t worried about us taking Leggette??? They could have just had him with the next pick after we drafted Coleman if this was true. Not sure I’m convinced we didn’t get screwed.