MJS

I don't understand what's going on.

That's just bogus 😆 Mack Hollins has 2,000 yards and 15 TDs in his entire 7 year career. Josh Palmer has 2,200 yards and 10 TDs in just 4 years. Palmer has twice the production rate.

For the Patriots??? Lame.

I still enjoy the other successes, like regular season wins, winning the division, getting high seeds in the playoffs, players getting awards and recognition, breaking records, winning playoff games, etc. Of course, it doesn't equal a superbowl win. That trumps everything. But I derive satisfaction and entertainment from the lesser winning as well. It doesn't mean, for me at least, that I am content or that I am fine not winning a superbowl. That is always the goal. But I take a more nuanced approach and allow myself to enjoy the successes as they come.

Herbert is overrated and they had a lot of guys who were pretty similar in caliber to Palmer, I'd say. So the opportunities were spread around a lot.

Decent size, decent speed. Not spectacular.

His advanced metrics are really good. He is a good route runner and separator. He plays on the outside, which is what we need. That price tag is more than I expected, but he obviously had a lot of suitors and the Bills wanted him.

QBs always look their worst playing for the Jets.

Good. Makes the Jets weaker and he is out of the conference.

Way too much for a safety.

Ok, I'm not talking about looking back and reminiscing, though. I was talking about satisfaction and entertainment in the moment. I was just curious how those fans who say nothing else matters but a superbowl feel in the moments of lesser success, like regular and post season wins.

That would for sure be disappointing. I agree.

It is never, ever likely for any team. Not ever. Even the teams with the highest odds at the start of each year have a far less than likely chance of getting to the Superbowl.

Have you enjoyed the other aspects of Bills success (regular season and post season winning) at all, or do you not care about that at all? Like, in the moment when those things are happening, do you not derive any satisfaction from it? You just immediately tell yourself it doesn't matter unless they win a Superbowl at the end? Just seeking to understand.

The most money hungry? In what way? Free agency is all about teams paying players to play for them. The entire point of it is money.

All the playoff wins, which are many, have been great as well.

Thr last 5 years have been awesome, entertaining, exciting Bills football. They haven't quite gotten to the big game yet. I hope they do. It has been a great ride so far. Try enjoying it instead of focusing on the negatives.

It starts at the same time for every team. They don't let the west coast start first, haha.

Maybe that gets you a bit of a discount if you do it now.

I'm an old soul, I guess.

Hey, I'm 35 and I feel pretty good! Allen will be able to play until he is 38 at least. It isn't the 90's anymore. QBs get protected and it has seriously extended their careers. Aaron Rodgers used to run around quite a bit and was still doing that in his late 30s. But he was good at avoiding contact. Allen will have to take that approach when he is a bit older.

Last year was much different. They were eating the Diggs contract, plus they ate some of Allen's by not restructuring all of the money they could have with him. Plus others. This season, they have a lot more levers to pull. They have the ability to sign anyone they want. They might not do it, but they have the flexibility if they want to, unlike last year due to the dead cap they had to deal with.

Bobby Brown is one of his signings. Marino has been the one talking him up.

The needs are defensive line, CB, and WR, which is what he took. And secondary needs would be safety and potentially RB if Cook walks. So, it seems like he was drafting according to needs to me. I think Sweat would be a great signing. He is really good. He'll be overpaid, though, but that is the nature of free agency. I bet he gets more like 25 million aav, though.

He traded up a couple of times.