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Cheaper. Still on a rookie contract. Higher ceiling (if he can learn to hold on to the ball.)

Is Mongo back in or are we in store for Brian Winters for the rest of the game?

Truth

I was thinking before that play: I hope they don't hand it off in the end zone as it could end in a safety. It turned out a lot worse

Was the fumble really 100% on Moss? It looked like he never had possession of the handoff .

I'm with you. It was such a late, bogus call. Without that, they punt pinned deep in their own end and who knows if Roberts takes the punt to the house. Huge play.

Got a little teary-eyed reading this. My dad passed away in 2018. He too was a life long Bills fan and we bonded more than anything else going to Bills games. I inherited his Bills gear and wear it religiously on Sundays. I just wish he had gotten a chance to see Josh play in a Bills uniform even if only as a rookie because I know he would have seen his potential from the get-go.

Great stuff. I went to basketball camp one summer in Derby, NY so I actually met Bob Kaufman. I was the skinniest, youngest kid at the camp and I remember him looking after me. He was genuinely a great guy. RIP. Loved Garfield Heard too! I remember he had such a high arching shot that dad would say, "he arches that shot so high that he forgets where it's going" lol

Haha! That's a great anecdote! The old Braves drafted a guy in the 1st round (ugh!) out of Princeton named John Hummer. He was, to put it mildly, a bust. Dad and I referred to him as "Hummer the bummer." Gianelli was a superstar in comparison to Hummer.

Those were the days indeed. My dad split season tickets with three other families as well; we each went to 10 home games a year back in the 70's back in the old Aud. Such a fun team to watch with big Mac, local Buff State star Randy Smith and Columbia grad Jimmy McMillan.

John, nothing against you personally. I'm sure you're a great guy but that trade of Bob McAdoo for you and lots of cash was the beginning of the end for my beloved Buffalo Braves. Would have loved to have you as a backup to big Mac, just not as "the man".

That St. Doug hasn't been fired yet tells me he must have something on ownership. Compromising photos of Shad....

I like Matt Milano. The problem is, even if you pay him AJ Klein money ($18 million/3 years) not to mention $9 million per year (!!), that's $$ you don't have to pay harder to replace positions (Feliciano & Daryl Williams). Then you've got Tremaine and Josh coming up for big pay days. If Milano takes a home town discount, sure, but some team out there will pay him more than we ever should.

Agreed that we're better off than Houston. My big concern is that Tremaine and Ed Oliver never pan out. That would be two whiffs on high draft picks and while it's better to whiff on those positions than QB, it would still hurt our ability to be elite.

Strong winds and rain don't bode well for the passing game or a Bills blowout win. Turnovers will likely tell the story in this game.

This. The Jets are the only team in the NFL south of 100 total points scored, coming in at a whopping 85 points, or 12 points per game. Period. End of story.

I'll forever associate that lunch pail description with Chris Kelsay and years of mediocrity.

I believe Siran Neal has been part of the Bills witness protection program this year.

I don't want TreDay playing the Covid Titans. I want him 100% for the Chiefs game.

Dotson was an UDFA so is probably irrelevant to how much they are willing to offer Milano. Quality LBs are easier to replace and they can do so at a tiny fraction of the cost of a second Milano contract in the 1st, 2nd or 3rd round of next year's draft.

On the diametrically opposite end of the spectrum are the Sabres who arguably tanked twice, first for the McEichel sweepstakes and then for Dahlin. Further proof that complete tanks can be very, very problematic.

This. There has never been and will never be another Bruuuuce. We are spoiled because of him. Having said that, I don't believe with all that offensive firepower that the Chiefs juggernaut wins last year's Super Bowl without Frank Clark. I'd be willing to part with next year's 1st rounder for a DE of that caliber.

I totally understand the mentality of "going for the juggler". It's tough for a defender to punch the ball out of a rb or wr who secures the ball tightly. A juggler, on the other hand, is just flaunting that ball loosely in the air as if to say, "come and get it".

This. After a friggin' review too?! Absolutely mind-bogglingly unreal.

The one thing this D lacks is an edge rusher that OC's have to game plan for. Next draft or through trade.