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The only solace I can take from that game is that I'm grateful the bad calls weren't in our glorious return to the SB.

Agree wholeheartedly with this. But if offense is the pick I'd prefer a RB like Taylor , Akers or Dobbins if available. Good WR prospects can be had in later rounds.

It's not all hate. 2020 MVP, ... Josh Allen? https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/kyler-murray-the-early-popular-2020-mvp-bet-with-tom-brady-and-a-surprise-quarterback-behind-him/ T2. Josh Allen, Buffalo Bills, 50/1 odds, (8 percent of tickets) This has to be the most surprising name in the top three. Allen threw for 3,089 yards, 20 touchdowns, and nine interceptions as he led the Bills to a 10-6 record and their second playoff berth in the last three years. They did choke in the AFC wild-card game against the Texans, but that's not a fair representation of how Buffalo's season actually went. The Bills had the No. 3 defense in the league last year when it came to yards allowed per game, and they rode that unit all the way to the playoffs. Allen's nine rushing touchdowns didn't hurt Buffalo either. You can say he was more of a game manager in 2019, but with the cannon-like arm Allen has and the mobility he possesses, many figure he will take a big step forward in year three. Another reason to be high on Allen is that he finally has a true No. 1 wideout for the first time in his career. The Bills made a big trade for former Minnesota Vikings star wideout Stefon Diggs, who has recorded two straight 1,000-yard receiving seasons. Don't sleep on the Bills in 2020. With Tom Brady now in the NFC South, they might be the favorites to win the division. Interestingly enough, Allen has also racked up the highest percent of dollars wagered in Vegas so far (22 percent), following by Dak Prescott (25/1 odds, 18 percent) and Murray (20/1 odds, 14 percent).

We're Bills fans TroutDog. We're immune to more things than most. Stay strong bud!

This^ From what I gathered that class has (25) 1000 yard seasons and (7) seasons over 900 yards as a collective group. Pretty impressive.

1. Roscoe Parrish, 2005-11 77 GMS 135 NUM 1,622 YDS 12.0 AVG 82t LG 3 TDs 2. Jeff Burris, 1994-97 54 100 1,045 10.4 57 0 3. Leodis McKelvin, 2008-15 98 99 1,021 10.3 88t 3

I found the wording on this article kinda funny. Must be an omen. https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2020/04/07/yannick-ngakoue-looking-for-a-team-that-has-a-great-culture/

Thanks bud? Something to watch on the midnight shift tonight.

NFL COMP - Jonathan Williams Didn't we have one of those already?

I think he's a better LB than Dawkins is an LT. Milano has the skill set to thrive in McD 's scheme due to instinct and coverage abilities but he's not a thumper. Unfortunately it doesn't mean he'll take priority. Having a competent LT is far more valuable unless that LB is a Ray Lewis or Patrick Willis or a player of that ilk which Milano is obviously not.

I picked Dawkins because of the position he plays. You can make the argument that Milano is the better position player but Dion's position is the one of most importance. IMO Dion is a slight to above average LT and in today's NFL that's worth retaining. I could probably name 10 LTs that I'd rather have. Dion is a class act though and that carries weight with this regime.

Exactly. He'd never let Winston tarnish his precious reputation.

No way Belicheck will take that interception machine on his team.

With a supposed groin issue that needed surgery.

I find it funny because one of my favs from last season was in that very game. That diving INT by Tre on sideline when the Fins were in goal line. A TD might have put the game out of reach, but Tre said not today Fitzy.

Kelly Thomas Smith Reed Lofton Levy Not sure this roster has 6 future HOFer's. Plus a borderline in Tasker. They are pretty complete though.?

More like the sequel to Groundhogs Day.

I have no words as far as this thread is concerned. But hey! I used to work in CheshireCT when I lived in CT. ?

No way Beane is giving 10 mil a year for Anderson to compete with Smoke for the #2 WR spot. Good, not great player with off the field issues. Glad he's out of the division though.

I wouldn't mind it either,......that's if we address the Tackle and RB and TE positions in FA first.

It only seems that way in comparison to what Arizona gave to Houston to get Hopkins. Unfortunately Beane wasn't dealing with a GM with the incompetence level of Bill O'Brien. The compensation for Diggs was fair and considering the current contract he's obligated to makes the trade much more desirable. Hopkins is already in negotiations for a new deal.

I like how Dillon protects the ball when he runs. Always has the ball in a vice grip tight against his body. Akers carries the ball low and away from his body (ala Shady) and Taylor already has a rep to fumble. Ball security is a big deal to me though I do feel Akers and Taylor are the prospects with higher ceilings.

The TJ Yeldon that was a healthy scratch for the majority of the season? I like Taylor as a prospect but we already have a talented RB who has a propensity to fumble.

Every time? No. Though I'm sure all teams would love that during negotiations. In Diggs' case it's easier because he is already contractually obligated and under team control for the next 4 years.

Sure! Let's start with Levi Wallace and Duke Williams.