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I don't think he comes anywhere CLOSE to that. Draft is deep at WR. The FA market right now is projected deep at WR. Teams won't have to overspend on middle of the road WRs. I think he comes in right about at the Allen Lazard level contract. At the $11M-ish level I wouldn't bring him back...but I bet Brandon Beane does.

The Hines injury does have an impact here IMO. I recall in TC at one of the Beane pressers he talked about hoping someone could step into the return role and let the offense be able to use Harty more. Said they didn't want to put too much on Harty as a return man and let him focus on learning his WR duties. That said, even when given snaps he really hasn't done much to earn more time. I think he will be back next year and one of him or Hines will be the returner while the other is sent packing. Let's hope Hines heals well.

Actually, it's a really nice smooth coffee. Medium roast. Pretty decent quality and flavor. A solid 8/10 in comparison to other K-Cup varieties of the same style blend.

Throw out the London "home" game and the Bills are 6-1 at home this year with only the "12 men on the field" chaos as the only loss. The Dolphins are 7-1 at home. Ravens 5-2. Browns 7-1. Oddly for the reputation of being a hard place to win, the Chief are 4-3 at home. In the NFC Dallas is 7-0. Both San Fran and Philly are 5-1 with the Lions checking in at 5-2. Pretty compelling story for wanting home playoff games this year. It's hard enough to beat good teams in the NFL. Beating them at their house is even tougher. Now, I do believe if they play with the fire and attitude they had in the Cowboys game they can beat any team home or away. But let's the games are in Orchard Park. We do make a difference.

Thanks for the respectful back and forth on this topic tonight, mate. Don't always get that here lol. Merry Christmas to you and yours🍻

I do acknowledge that. However keeping with context, looking over many of the top percentage guys, most kick in a dome or warmer weather. Having half your home games in Orchard Park in the elements we see does play into percentage as well. He also doesn't get a chance for many "game winners" due to the way the Bills win games ordinarily, however he is 9 of 9 in his career on such kicks. Can't ask for more IMO.

No. He's kicking at a slightly below league average. That is not "really bad". That's 2 kicks off being above average. Oddly, he's had 1 blocked kick and missed 2 in the driving rain in Philly. To just blindly say "Welp, he's 23rd" without context is irresponsible. As I said, it's definitely been a down year as per his standard. But if you think he's been "really bad" I don't know what to tell ya other than your personal standpoint on kickers may be too high

Right now the FA WR class is supposed to be pretty deep with talent. As is the 2024 draft class. This is significant IMO because these huge contracts we have been seeing WRs get lately could be down a bit this year. Supply and demand is real and this looks to be a buyers market in FA at WR. I don't think Higgins will be as expensive as some think. And if not him there are (again as of right now) several others that will be out there. Sign one, draft one high and let Gabe Davis walk.

Maybe I'm alone here...but I'm not worried about them. I like their defense. I like a couple parts of their offense. Never been sold on Stefanski. And I don't think Flacco keeps this pace. I don't think they are an easy out or anything...but it's not a team that scares me.

Some very nice points! I'm hoping Smiley is gone after the year. STs has been brutal from the opening game. Even guys that in the past have done well like Neal are making mistakes. They did point out one issue on the put team being Hamlin as the personal protector instead of Rapp because Rapp has been starting non defense. There could be one issue. I think after the season we will catch wind that Diggs was playing the last 6-8 weeks with a fairly significant injury. He hasn't looked the same. As the season goes on he seems to get less and less effective. There's something definitely to it and it's not attitude related.

Yea, was absolutely the worst possible thing that could have happened. The Bills played a poor game, on the road. And won. Yes, they won. I'm not taking the time to fact check this, however I could SWEAR I have seen teams like the Brady led Patriots and well pretty much every team that has success have rough dog fight games that they have to pull of at the end. The actual reality of the situation is the Bills are 9-6 and have won 3 straight since the bye. 2 road games and one at home against one of the top teams in the NFC. You and other can yell "Bah Humbug" and channel your inner Scrooge all y'all want. But right now, the Bills path to the playoffs (and VERY possibly to the division title) is in their own hands. Really hard to ask for much more after 15 games of a season.

This is a really weird narrative. By your own standard you say 24/28 would be league average. Fine. Sounds about right. That's 85%. Bass on the year is 22/27. That's 81%. Basically 2 kicks under par, so to speak. So 4% in your eyes takes you from "league average" to "truly bad"? Now, I'll gladly admit Bass has had a down year for his normal standard. But the sudden talk this year of Bass being horrible are greatly over exaggerated. On top of that he's 43/44 on extra points.

Monday is a holiday. I don't count that😂😂

Ugly wins are still WINS. 9-6. Control their own fate. At home against the Patriots in 6 days. Let's go Cowboys. LFG

Gabe Davis. Ed Oliver. Shakir.

I good with that. Burn all the time we can.

Good time for an INT here

Punting team burns a TO...never a good thing

ANOTHER FLAG???? FFS

So, "commercial free" = Free preview for the other games this weekend.

POOOOOOOOONAAAAAAA

James Cook just broke 1,000 yards rushing on the season

The Josh Allen Experience. Aaaand awayyyyy we gooooo

Where are you seeing that? Because, yes people CAN make this stuff up.

Fournette the KR is a...choice.