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Go to the corner right and click video. NFL Futures: Will the Bills win the AFC East Some good perspective on where the Bills stand in the AFCE with all the current moves by their rivals. Finally some reality in a crazy football world🤣 https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/2023-nfl-season-scouting-the-afc-east-key-facts-to-know-about-jets-dolphins-bills-and-patriots/

By looking at his highlights he's the slowest 4.41 guy I've ever seen.

My God are we that broke!! Somebody get FredEx on the phone!

I'll allow it, but be careful counselor, you're playing a dangerous game here.

There's a song?

With all the new rules neutering the return game is it really that crucial? How many kick offs get returned? Pretty much need someone to fair catch on punts most times. Micah Hyde has sure hands. I'm just trying to look on the bright side😊

Along with Frank Lewis they were my favorites growing up as well. Hence my username 👍

Lofton?

There can only be one answer. The one that's open!

Basically the same lateral move the Bills did with Dorsey. Making this move would imply both share the same schemes and philosophies, to an extent. This means familiarity and minimal learning curve for the players which is a big plus for a championship aspiring team. Contrary to some here IMO Dorsey did a decent job as a Rookie OC and I would expect Johnson to have similar results. Big year for Dorsey as it seems he will try to implement at times a more "Big Package" scheme😂 for a more competent run game and TE diverse offense. Plus keeping JA17 upright is also a focal point this year.

They have very good coaches as well. It's quite the embarrassment of riches. Hurts is an excellent QB and he compliments that roster very well. But, there are a few QBs in this league that would have done quite well with that line up, ours being one of them.

Kids will be kids. Make no mistake, these young men are closer to being kids than mature men. No judgement here. I remember all the stupid things I did when I had a little money as a twenty- something, and it wasn't millions. Luckily he didn't hurt anyone and will learn from it,.....or not.

Oh I definitely agree but I still want to win the division and I can the Jets and Miami winning 9-11 games if things go right for them.

I'd take 11 wins going into the post season healthy, strong and with momentum than 13 wins limping, injured and shrouded in tragedy.

This^^^^ That's a heck of a payday for such mediocre numbers. Daboll should have drafted his own guy instead and worked off the rookie contract. He's proven he's got the goods to be an exceptional coach. Now he's hamstrung with Danny.

Meh. Who cares. I seriously doubt we'll ever see a RB break the 15 mil barrier again. It's a position that's just not revered anymore. Anyway. Jacobs > Barkley

Probably player not in the Hall, but should be.

He obviously waited out to see if a contender would match or come close the current offers he had. Once he realized nobody was going to bite he took the bag in front of him. In NE he'd have to face 3 contenders with McNoodle throwing the ball against above average secondaries. At least in Tenn it might be interesting considering its a 2 horse race. Unfortunately for him Tennessee's horse is 2 steps away from the glue factory.

I can also point out 3 games off the top of my head (KC, Detroit and Miami) where he won on his last offensive possession of the game. Can't win them all. I do agree that the RZ turnovers are a concern considering how incredible he was at avoiding them his previous seasons.

I started watching and following football in 1981. Joe Cribbs is the reason I'm a Bills fan.

I see they're really focusing on the age of certain players and I gotta say, WGAF! My older QB still throws for 4500 and rushes for over 700. My older WR still get over 100 rec at 1300 a clip. Sure the Knox and Oliver contracts may prove to be a burden in future years but as long as JA17 is healthy the window is always open.

The O line's ability to open lanes is what determines the effectiveness of a RB or any other runner for that matter. Sure a better than average back will make a mediocre line look better but ultimately it's up to the O line to clear the way and neutralize defenders. A QBs running proficiency has nothing to do with run schemes designed for your backfield unless the play of course is a designed run for the QB.

Which is why a rookie OC like Dorsey is ranked ahead of him.

Let's be fair. Although I think Williams is the better player he didn't really break out until he got complimentary players around him on defense. Just like Ed, who played pretty well, though not at an elite level when Daquan and Von on the field. Oliver may very well end up being a bargain.