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I've been banging the table for a quality upgrade at CB2 the last 2 seasons. I like Levi but he's nothing but depth on what we want to consider a championship aspiring team. We acquire a WR, TE and RB on what was an already Top 3 offense but go into the season with Wallace and Jackson competing for the #2 spot across Tre. Levi stated in a interview recently that he doesn't feel "overlooked' He's right! Opposing QBs are always looking in his direction.😒

Doesn't have the Carolina connection which is paramount when dealing with older FA's.

Hasn't that ship sunk already?

Don't know if I'd use the term "neat" to describe a Howlitzer with laser sighting, but.....ok? Just Joshin!!! It is pretty neat!😆

Nsekhe. Can never have too many quality O lineman. Especially one as versatile as he was. Don't think Roberts will be missed as much as many think. There are so many touchbacks now. It really has neutered what used to be the most exciting play in football.

My biggest concern and frustration for that matter on D is how the regime continues to disregard the secondary with a quality CB2. This has evolved into a Pass Happy league and yes, the Bills are a big part of that movement. Prioritizing needs. They love their D line. Addison, Jefferson, Butler. They were underwhelming at best. Epenesa last year. Rousseau and Basham this year. Rush game lacking? 3rd Rd Singletary, 3rd Rd. Moss. No team feared that combo. Not good enough? Ok, sign Matt Breida. But immediate need at CB? *crickets*......

Love the acronym on MAFIA👌

You'd be hard pressed to name another WR besides TO who had the same combination of Speed, Strength, Hands and Body Control during his time in the league.

Funny as it may be, he's better than anything we have currently at CB2. Hope I'm not upsetting the Levi Wallace fan boys. 😠 He may not be considered elite but he'd be a solid acquisition.

Why? Because he's a 2X PB'er. Warner just once albeit All-Pro. Not much debate that Warner and for that matter Darius Leonard are better players. Leonard by reports is finalizing a new deal as well and he's a 3X PB'er (2X All Pro). What's his deal gonna look like? What hurts Edmunds is his team has a QB ready to break the bank and the others don't. He'll get paid if he's reasonable.

That's a strong mofo right there! People need to appreciate how hard these exercises are for a man his size. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 You forgot to include a "sarcasm" caption. Mop up duty or injury is the only way he sees any play.

Beasley and Sanders are 2 very different type wide outs. Cole is not the vertical threat Sanders or for that matter Gabriel Davis are. Cole does his work in the middle of the field on short intermediate crossing routes. As much as I love the player and his chemistry with Josh he's most likely the easiest to replace if it came down to it.

There's a reason McBeane and Co. are hoping Knox develops. A reason they're inquiring about Ertz and a reason they brought in Hollister. They are not sleeping on Gilliam, they're straight up comatose when it comes to him.

I think it's funny you hope someone who's made the Pro Bowl the last 2 seasons has a breakout year, but I get it. I'd say if someone is to breakout it has to be someone who has yet to meet expectations. A high pick you thought would have immediate impact but hasn't delivered. Gabe Davis was a pleasant surprise as a 4th rounder. Motor and Moss are what you'd kinda expect from mid rounders. Flash here and there but nothing jaw dropping. Knox was a raw prospect not known as a receiving threat. To me it has to be Oliver. Consensus Top 5 pick by many going into the draft with tremendous talent who has yet to play to expectations and potential overall. With Star back I expect him to really be a difference maker.

What games are you watching? He rarely if ever gets smoked by anyone he's covering. Even Diggs only got 4 for 49 off him last year. The others DBs got torched by Beasley and Davis though. You don't have to like him, I sure as heck don't. But he is an elite player at his position.

Just another one of those players where you can respect the talent but not the person.

The reasons are BS IMO. To have a winner there must also be a loser. 1. How does the Vikings cap space have anything to do with the Bills? 2. Locker room presence is a product of team camaraderie. Winning makes players great team locker room guys. Losing? Not so much. Diggs looked quite happy last season. 3. Easy to say after the season is over that Jefferson has the goods. Had they drafted a bust the tune would be different. It worked out for both teams but considering the Vikings were 7-9 and a playoff no show and the Bills were 13-3 and a game away from SB. Well,.....you get the picture of which team did the winning😎

Very good point. Being raised in lower income and violent areas over run with assault, burglaries and gun violence has nothing to do with geography. The struggle is real for many communities all over the country, not just in South LA.

I'm sure a case can be made for Kyler Murray, Desean Watson and Lamar Jackson being better athletes than Josh Allen also. But guess what. I'm not taking any of those guys over JA. Not even debatable.

His development was a big reason the decision was made to not retain John Brown. The kid has a promising future.

Thanks👍 I know it's slim pickings for baseball but I wouldn't but a player with a stint in the minors on Buffalo's Mount Rushmore of sports.

Agree with the first 3 but don't see the Johnny Bench connection?

Exactly. The draft is a crap shoot every year. But, the fact this faux pas is happening to the Pats is sooooooooo sweet.

With the 32nd pick in the NFL Draft the New England Patriots select N'Keal Harry. 😕 In the same draft we have: Deebo Samuel @ 36 AJ Brown @ 51 DK Metcalf @ 64 Terry McLaurin @ 76 😂😂😂😂