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Agree. This may be a sign that they are open for business. Wonder what Christian Kirk would cost.

London, Pitts and those 2 RBs they have are very dangerous weapons. Reminds me almost (not quite ) of the Lions and their skill position players. Having an OC that knows how to use them is important. See Arthur Smith last year.

As much as it spits I'm the face of what people believe modern offense is, this game will come down to who runs the ball better and who stops the run better. We have nothing at outside WR and that's their strength on D this year. Run the ball, use PA and attack the seems with Kincaid and Shakir. They have the rookie RB I wanted who can thump the ball in there. Plus whatever Breece Hall is these days...and don't guys just always seem to bounce back back the Bills? Their OL is not good and Rodgers is a statue that's slowed even further by an ankle injury. Stop the run to Keep them from using PA and hitting short quick passes to take pressure off the line. Oh, and No Oliver, No Von, Groot doing his yearly Invisible Man impression....not looking good for getting pressure with a 4 man rush. Put your big boy pants on and call some blitzes Babich.

I don't like to make hardline statements as fact. In this case I'm confident enough based on what Beane has repeatedly said. Brandon Beane will not move high draft assets for a one year rental. Not this year. Not next. Not ever. You guys are really spinning your wheels on every player that has WR next to their name only to be disappointed. It's funny, we make fun of the way the Dolphins were built by trading high draft picks that turn into multiple year cost controlled players and acquire vets that they have to pay huge to keep. This is a recipe for how mediocre to bad teams stay that way.

So was Kelvin Benjamin. Just saying.

McCarthy getting fired tomorrow

It's almost painful watching almost every nother offense in the NFL is able to scheme players open. Get their big weapons involved no matter the coverage. Teams that made moves to get weapons for their offense. Like actually decent players. Used to their strengths. Unlike us that send Mack Hollins deep and calls that good enough.

What's really weird is that Samuel had the best year of his career under Brady. Brady knows how to use him. The problem is this system isn't good.

You forgot to say you were gonna hang up and listen.

Kinda want the Patriots to beat the Texans

Mark Andrews is suddenly trash this year. Been dropping balls left and right and just let a ball slip through his hands for an easy INT.

Keon Coleman. He's strong enough to handle Grabby Gardner. Dorian Williams on D

I think any flexibility is based on asking price. For example- Adams for a 2nd rounder wouldn't yield the value Beane would typically look for, I believe. Howev, of Mark Davis were to get all hepped up on the "good stuff" and offer Adams to Beane for a ridiculously low offer...say a 6th...then Beane may be a bit more flexible.

Beane has said on numerous occasions that his philosophy is when he looks at guys as potential trade targets he will not consider players in the final year of their deal. He sees it as needing at least that 2nd year of having the player here and in the building as proper value on any move. If you look at the last couple of deadline deals he made, this reinforces it. Both Nyheim Hines and Rasul Douglas had contracts that extended past the acquiring season. So, if people were to try and speculate who Beane may target...look at guys that have 2-3 years left on their deal.

Gonna have to be an "ex Jet Ty Johnson revenge game"

It's really that part of the season already, huh? Time flies by. We are already ball hyper focused on Cooper or Adams. Everyone setting their hopes up high only to be squashed on players to acquire. I do agree, something needs to be done and I feel like it will be "addressed". But my advice is, lower your expectations. Beane is far more likely to bring back guys like Andy Isabella, Chase Claypool or..,hey what's Tanner Gentry up to these days? I just have a hunch that whomever they nab to help out is going to fall far short of expectations....but at least we get the Buffalo Podcasters blowing smoke up our areses about what a "sneaky smart and excellent move it was". That and Pumpkin Spice are the two best parts of the year

That's what rookie RBs can do? I think ours is defective...what's the return policy?

We pretty much are fielding the JV squad with all the injuries on defense and our offensive skill set isn't even that good without injury. Shakir and Cook have a legitimate shot of missing this game and that will make it even easier to take Kincaid out. Makes Samuel, Knox and Hollins as our top "playmakers". Historically Jest defense plays Allen well when he did have better weapons (Never thought I'd miss Gabe Davis....but here we are). Jets- 23 Bills- 16

People don't stray too far from who they normally are as play callers. There's plenty of information on his tendency and what he likes from his past calling plays. Besides they are gonna wanna run the ball, short quick passes to avoid rush getting to Rodgers. If I can figure that out, the Bills should be able to as well.

Downing is just as bad. What's odd is that speculation was Saleh was fired because he wanted to replace Hackett and lost the power struggle with Rodgers. Doesn't make sense for that to have been the reason...then switch anyway.

Andy Isabella on his way back like

Yes, this is Ai. But hysterical.

This WR room has been atrocious. No other way to describe it. While we know Beane isn't shy about making a trade at the deadline, somehow I think the move he will make is bringing back guys like Andy Isabella and Chase Claypool.

His play style has definitely been different this year in my opinion. There have been many times where he has open field and an easy 1st down and he chooses to stop and throw rather than hit the easy button. Also seeing him slide more this season then I can ever remember. I don't think he's being coached out of his play style either. I think he's getting a tad older and realizes the body responds differently to bumps, bruises and pounding as you age. Perhaps he's making (and this isn't meant derogatory) some business decisions that he hasn't made in the past. It's smart on his part. As far as leaving clean pockets, I voted about the same. Problem is over the last 2 weeks he hasn't seemed to have too many clean pockets to leave .

They love their interim HC too. could be excited to help their DC look good as a HC. He's the Jets names Hackett, I could see your logic Not true. Rich Bisaccia took over for Jon Gruden and led the Raiders to the playoffs. Albeit it wasn't team performance related but he was canned.