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Bills at Chiefs would be an awesome opening Sunday night game. Somehow the league will mess this up though and give this a 1PM time slot so they can schedule the Giants at the Cowboys instead. You know because that game is more important

It does kinda surprise me that Houston and Melvin Ingram are still out there

Right now it looks at though it's gonna be Winston as their starter. He doesn't scare me at all and if it's Taysom Hill, even better

I think opening against Tampa on the opening Thursday night game would be awesome. I don't think it happens though I would say at Kansas City for the opening Sunday night game would also be a great opener Knowing the NFL schedule makers though, it will probably be either home or away against the Jets for the 4th year in a row

So, does Cody Ford get his fine paid back to him then?

He always seemed to be one of the few WRs in the league that actually gave Darrelle Revis fits. I can remember a few big games he had against him

His name is Forrest Lamp. People call him Forrest Lamp

I especially hope we don't trade up for him. That would be really stupid

So, it looks like there won't be an Allen vs Darnold rivalry like Kelly and Marino but he will play Darnold next season when we play the Panthers

1999 Tim Couch, Donovan McNabb, Akili Smith

I actually prefer it in the position they are now. When the Bills picked in the top 10, the rest of the first round I didn't care for. I still always watched to see if we traded up but now that we are picking at 30, I'm actually a lot more interested in the whole thing

Usually those former basketball players make great TEs. Tony Gonzalez, Jimmy Graham (early in his career), Antonio Gates. Could be a diamond in the rough

Beane should definitely have enough time after the draft to tweak the Rooster 😂

Have you seen Lambeau? For all the money they put into that stadium it doesn't look like anything special. You can tell just by watching it on TV that it's a much older stadium. But it's viewed as a major historical landmark because of Lombardi and the history there. No one gives a ***** about ours

Ok. How many times has our stadium been renovated in the last 10 years alone? At least twice and we are still being pushed for a new stadium. That's the point I'm trying to make

Yes, renovated but you never hear stories about the NFL pushing for new

It annoys me that the NFL keeps pushing for a new stadium or renovations. There is absolutely nothing wrong with our stadium. It is an old stadium but is very well taken care of and still looks great. It's funny, Lambeau Field is older than our stadium, Soldier Field is older than our stadium but the NFL never bugs them about going new

Whichever one is the worst

3 first round picks are a lot but I also feel like QBs make too much money these days. One player shouldn't be making $40 million a year and handicapping a team

I believe it has to do with Blue Cross Blue Shield. My insurance card says BCBS Highmark so I'm gonna go with that

I wonder if people complained as much in 1978 when they expanded from 14 to 16 games as they do now going from 16 to 17. Not sure why people would hate this

Why not just move the season opener to Labor Day weekend? The regular season being dragged to almost mid January seems crazy

Yeah, now just expand OT back to 15 minute quarters. I mean they have done everything else at this point

I still would take Harris or Etienne. Like Jimmy Johnson said "if you're gonna draft a RB then draft the best one". Maybe the 3rd time would be the charm this year

There isn't much of a difference between McCaffery and Kamara but that's just one example. In most situations, you would never find a RB in the 3rd round or later that would come close to McCaffery. How many 3rd round or later RBs are even as good as Kamara? Kamara was an anomaly in my opinion. I really believe that a dynamic RB takes this offense over the top. Harris and Etienne can be that