RoyBatty is alive

"more dumber ones everywhere" is not a good look, JFYI

Agreed but really showing your age!

yes i have and why are you so concerned about what i post, bothers you so much put me on ignore

Otto Graham, for his era, was easily one of the greatest QBs of all time, no debate about that.

If you want to think Bernie Kosar was some great QB that is up to. He had ONE great year and the rest were sunk in mediocrity or less but that is my opinion. Hoping for the best.

Wow. He made one Pro Bowl, he lost more than he won, never throw for over 4,000 yards (granted a different era). Mediocre starting QB on mostly dismal teams.

Again I hate to be cold, but with Parkinson's he should be at the bottom of the list, Parkinson's is irreversible and degenerative.

After a while with concussions and seizures, you would think a rational person would call it quits way before he did. Reminds me of our current leader. As a football player, I found him boring that stayed with the game way too long (obviously), reminds me of so many mediocre QBs the Bills had during the drought on terrible teams. I hate to be cold but I cant imagine with Parkinson's he is no where near the top of the list for a liver transplant.

That was a comically bad call, quite possibly one of the worst in NFL history. U "understand" what the ref "THOUGHT " he saw but even if he was directly beating on the Patriot with those love taps you never make that call.

Agreed, he was basically put in a no win situation, to me it is like extending a long term Tua contract.

Vikings certainly are intriguing. I could make the argument they are a 4 or 12 win team. They have all the pieces and drafted a nothing but winner QB with a national Championship. He might either turn out to be Brock Purdy or Brian Brohm. I could certainly see them starting Darnold but dont dare let him get entrenched beyond mid season.

Cole Bishop: bold having a late 2nd round rookie penciled in as de-facto starter. Von Miller understand people mentioning Bass, Rousseau, Epenesa, and Elam, i think all will bounce back or continue to improve,

I agree with your rankings overall, present day Rodgers is a massive ?. I have never been sold on Lawrence. It has been one year but I think CJ Stroud is the real deal, not thrilled about some of his recent comments but the media need clicks, seems like a quality guy. The Texans will be a team for the Bills to compete for in the next few years seriously.

Those are terrible options imo, why Kirk Cousins has been so overpaid and the same thing going to happen to Dak Prescott.

Dolphins are in an almost no win situation. They are going to have to pay the injury/concussion-prone Tua the going rate of Trevor Lawrence/Jared Goff. Now if he wants even more (which I hope to hell he does) then they are really in a tough situation.

I think next year Van Pan-Granger takes over at Center and it will be a competition between McGoverna and Edwards at LG.

Although I think the premise of this entire thread is ridiculous they did draft Daequan Hardy who is really a return specialist, he is too short to be an NFL starting Conerback, in an emergency he could play defense.

Not to belabor this thread any more than necessary, if you want to b*tch about this then go ballistic that we spent our 2nd 6 the rd pick on Daequan Hardy, a small CB out of Penn State who is a mediocre CB but super fast spectacular return man an with the new NFL kickoff rules could be interesting but again our 2nd 6th rd pick. Gunnerbill observation that the Bills and almost all the top teams in the NFL were in the top half of spending on special teams.

Ah, so that is the real agenda.

What is the point of this thread? Injuries are a fact in the NFL and by season end every team ends up with special teamers or "career backups" in starting roles.

I last saw Ostroski on a podcast "Off-Tackle with John Fina". I thought that was a great show to watch, enjoyable and educational. Darn shame they stopped in I think after the 2022 Seasons. Anyone have any intel on that I would appreciate it.

Yeah think back on the year, the year that started in euphoria and ended in utter disaster. I still think the evil Lod Palpatine (Belichek) sought to teach the Bills a lesson with that season-ending loss of 0-31 to balance day I win. Good news is it got Gregg Williams fired, bad news is it was really the start of nearly 2 decades of the Pats doing what they "wanted" to with the Bills, toying with them. Think back on all the subsequent terrible head coaches and QBs until this regime fcame along.

Sam Adams made the cover of Sports Illustrated going in the end zone (when Sports Illustrated still mattered).

I'd rather he plays this year and sucks while taking the Jets $.

Aaron Rodgers missing these two days is wildly overblown. Jets knew he wasn't going to be there and only brought it up and made an issue over it because Haasan Reddick isn't showing up who they are in contract negotiations with. If it wasn't for Reddick, Rodgers would have been "excused".