MJS

I guess I'd have to consider the offensive line the weak point of the team. They were much improved last year but still below average. And we all saw Allen running for his life in that playoff game. He had no chance. It's a line that can get the job done, but it lacks any really good starters. All of them are average or below average (I guess you can out Morse in the above average category). I really hope they show improvement this year because they were a big reason we lost that playoff game. On almost every key play Allen had multiple rushers in his face as soon as he took the snap.

Sounds awesome. If our biggest issue is a backup we must be in a pretty good spot.

Most people just use their real name. Boring, but it gets the job done.

Yes, impossible. Phillips was getting rotated in just as often as Star and Oliver before his injury.

That's just not true... He has has never been even close to a fringe player. He was a major contributor. And once he is healthy he will be a starter next to Oliver.

Agreed. Preseason was great to watch if you realized it isn't the football game you are watching. It's to see individual players.

Came here to say this. The only way sharing a stadium works is if you are in different conferences. Same division would not be even remotely acceptable. You didn't seem to care about any of the other big rivalries...

Marrone didn't have a pandemic to deal with

Excited to see what Epenesa can do. It would be awesome if he just had a breakout year.

Yep. It would be nice to watch a strong offense. Hope they can pull it all together this year and actually have a good offense. It's nice having an elite defense, but it's just more fun when your offense is able to produce at a high level. We have the pieces in place (although the offensive line is just average). If our offense can kick it into gear this will be an incredibly difficult team to beat.

That's a good point. But Singletary was pretty awesome in the playoff game and then Daboll just stopped giving him the ball. If we run it more in the 2nd half we probably win that game. I agree completely. I've been wondering as well if he even wins the job. But I think it is safest to assume he will. But definately not conclusive.

It's also our coaches who like to bring rookies along slowly. Singletary was CLEARLY the better back but they refused to take touches away from an increasingly ineffective Gore until later in the season. Singletary also got hurt, but it's clear they wanted to increase his work load slowly. They might do the same with Moss. And also Daboll seems to prefer the pass and I doubt that he will pound the rock as much as he should.

James White is good but he's nowhere near elite. Their rushing attack took a big step back last year compared to 2018. White's stats, both rushing and receiving, were down from 2018 as well. I think that is due to worse oline play. I'd take Singletary over any back they have and it's not even close. Moss is a rookie. We expect a lot from him but we'll have to wait and see. But I think by year's end the Bills will make a name for themselves as having one of the better running back tandems in the league. But that is projecting. No way of knowing for sure how things go. The Pats are getting starting C Andrews back from IR but lost their starting RT to an opt out. They drafted three olinemen. Chances are the right side of their oline will be very inexperienced. I think their oline gets worse this year, especially without Brady who gets the ball out very quickly. And I think the Bills oline gets better with most starters returning and being in their 2nd year together. I think it is a wash between the pats and bills as far as oline.

Never heard of him.

He's always looking around suspiciously like he did something wrong and he's afraid someone will find out.

I really think both backs will have an excellent season as long as Daboll doesn't abandon the run like he did for stretches last year.

Sure, but the obsession with giving Frank Gore touches when he gets 0-1 yard every single time was hard to watch. Daboll hasn't proven anything yet. He might be good, he might be bad. Time will tell. I'm not convinced either way. Hope he is good, though.

He's worth whatever the Bills want to pay for him. My guess is he'll be making 12 million a year and if McDermott and Beane think he's important to keep at that number I am fine with that. People are getting really possessive of Pegula's money.

If I were in charge I'd have everything as secret as possible and fulfill only the bare minimum in required media availability.

No way Tre gets signed this year. The longer he waits the bigger his price tag becomes, so his agent will likely be advising him to wait. And he has the 5th year option too, so we could even potentially wait two more years. My guess is Beane is next. I think they'll wait till after the season to resign Milano.

It's because you forgot your glasses! They are on your head.

Can you retire without actually playing?

Pretty sure Tre will wait till next year.

Lucky it was an undrafted guy. Would have been awkward to cut Russell Wilson...

All 32 teams seem to have an issue with Clowney. He isn't as good as the money he wants.