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Robbery seems more like a Chiefs prerequisite.

Classy move from a vet player if done on purpose.

Approximate Dead Cap hits if traded: Dawkins: $27M Oliver: $21.5M Shakir: $14.7M Around $63M in dead cap to trade these three you mentioned. Not to mention we are scheduled to have dead cap hits next year for: Milano: $11M Bosa: $7M Plus a few others. Oh, and we only have like 45 players under contract for next year as it is. We are looking north of $22M in dead cap next year to comply with void years. So in your plan we take on around $85M in dead cap, and have to fill about 10-12 spots on the roster with league minimum guys. Plus have money for draft picks, a practice squad and replenish the roster in season due to injury. How are you fielding a team?

If I was in charge I would remove Mr. Brightside from the stadium playlist. I would replace it with Jelly Roll's "I am Not Ok".

If Tony Danza isn't in it I'm out.

Knox will not be here under his current cap hit. He will either likely have to take a pay cut or be gone. Samuel likely won't be here either. Yes, next off season should be defense heavy. If you have seen them play you know why. Luckily, on offense, we really just need to restock the WR room. Beane is going to have to find a trade because the FA WR class is terrible.

I've long said if they want to play Thursday games they should schedule teams that are coming off a bye week.

Honestly, I like many used to let the outcome of the Bills game play way too far into my mental well being. Weeks they lost I was a complete ass. The drought was a fun time to be around me. My "Come to Jesus" with sports came after 13 seconds. Man, I literally didn't sleep for three days. Got in a real bad mental headspace. Then slowly I would start to see things. Mainly, the players that actually played in that game in Instagram photos, out to dinner all smiles. Heading on nice tropical vacations. Not bothered at all. That helped me refocus from gameday being all about that dub, to being all about time with my wife, kids, other family and friends that are around. The game is on and I'm still invested...but it's just different now. Once the game ends, my emotional tie to that game ends. I was over last night's loss before the players even exchanged jerseys, did the joint prayer and shook hands. That's actually somewhat poetic considering the overall history of this franchise.

Lost in the loss: My word Cole Bishop is easily the most improved guy on the roster. A year ago he looked like a random fan got lost on the way back to their seat and was just wandering around the secondary. This year? I have him as our best player on that side of the ball. His hustle is amazing. He either makes the play or is right there when it happens. Is he perfect? Of course not. But he looks like an entirely new player this season.

This season, home teams are 9-3 on Thursday Night Football. The three away teams that won: Seattle beat Arizona by 3 49ers beat the Rams by 3 Ravens beat the Dolphins by 22. Thursday is quirky, too. Remember earlier this year watching the Burrow-less Bengals beat the Steelers. Or the Giants pasting the Eagles by 17.

Acho is an amazingly annoying and abrasive sports personality. However, I give the guy his due. He is elite at these film breakdowns. He's really good at breaking things down with NFL level knowledge and presenting it to fans. It's totally worth the 10 and half minute watch.

Agree. He was a as great of a running back as he was as terrible a human being. He was a bit before my time but I've seen a lot of his film.

That's on par with our oline last night that allowed the Texans DL to pass right on by.

Absolutely. I saw today that Buffalo is projected at pick 22. Still a lot of football left and if we make the playoffs that could go up to the high 20s... But it could go lower too with the schedule we have. Would be a good year for Beane to move up the board a considerable amount for an Elite WR.

Lost in the shuffle of the crud fest that was last night, James Cook has broken 1,000 rushing yards with 6 games still to go. He becomes just the third Buffalo RB with over 1,000 rushing yards in 3 straight seasons joining 2 HoF running backs in 32 and Thurman Thomas. He also has the opportunity to become just the second Buffalo Bill ever to hit 1,500 rushing yards in a season. The only other Bill to do it was, of course, he whom shall not be named who did it in 3 different seasons. The next closest was Thurman Thomas's 1992 season where he came up just shy at 1,487 rushing yards.