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OLB Von Miller, Mike Vrabel Rueben Brown Rueben was a laid back dude and a nice guy, probably a fun guy to pig out with on some hot n crispy wings.

I think that's a pretty good list.

I find it really hard to dislike Mayfield or Darnold, it seems like Allen is tight with both guys. I think Darnold vs Allen is going to turn into a Kelly vs Marino thing.

Doesn't sound like a process guy.

Actually, I did not.

I'd like to see Benjamin get an extension, something like 8-10 million/yr. He's obviously no Julio Jones but he's a solid receiver, turn around and draft a burner next year and we're all set. Benjamin has it in him to be a decent #1.

Kansas City is really high on Ragland too, I'm not sure if that's just media propaganda but they think he has All Pro potential. I personally think Shaq should be kept on for a bit, Jerry Hughes is not getting any younger, Murphy/Lawson could be the future.

I think it would be incredibly stupid to give up on him so quick.

I still visit there from time to time, it has it's purpose (Bills store, tickets, schedule). The pictures, interviews and camp videos are still worth checking out.

Thing is with RBs, usually they hit a wall and there is no gradual decline. Somebody like Priest Holmes or Shaun Alexander rushing for 25 TDs and then 2 years later they can't crack an NFL roster.

Yes, I'm a Bills fan 100% because of my Dad.

1.) Shaq Lawson and Trent Murphy are our starting DEs by the end of the season. 2.) Siran Neal turns into a valuable role player and a hidden gem. 3.) OL struggles all season along and one of the worst units in the league.

I'm talking about like legitimate Super Bowl talk every year, like Jim Kelly and the 90s kind of talk, not barely squeezing into the playoffs talk, more like a complete culture change and fandemonium. My generation has not got to experience that yet, I was 2 1/2 when we played the Giants in the Superbowl, I want to experience that as an adult, I would appreciate it so much more.

What I'm saying is there is an entire generation of grown men who have yet to experience Buffalo Bills playoff football. The atmosphere is going to be unbelievable if we turn into a contender for the next 10 years, I am absolutely dying to see this happen. I was too young to appreciate Kelly or OJ, I'm a millennial, I want to experience a golden era during my own adult years and not reliving past greats that I have no recollection of watching.

This is EXACTLY what I meant by this thread. Having a continuous playoff machine in my adult years where I can appreciate it more would be amazing. Many people I know who are in their 30s have not experienced that yet.

Too bad we aren't at the gym right now, I might throw a dumbbell and a tennis ball at you.

I'm at a point mentally where it's put up or shut up for me. Last year fans thought I was crazy when I said that I wanted to win out instead of bottoming out for a franchise QB. We may have only went 9-7 last year but that was the first time in my adult life we made the playoffs. I was born in 87 and I remember wide right and I was crushed when that happened but I was way too young to understand the significance of the moment. Last time we made the playoffs I was 12, once again too young to fully understand what was going on. I admire many of you old timers, you got to see OJ, Cookie, Kemp, Ferguson, I do not have any glory years to really gloat about. There are a lot of millennials such as myself that would lose their minds if we saw the Buffalo Bills in the playoffs for the next 10-12 years, I'm so desperate to experience playoff football in my adult years, I think the entire !@#$ing city would get burned down.

They also swapped picks with us, so not only did they get us to the playoffs, they helped give us our franchise QB too! I'll forever root for the Bengals against any team but Buffalo!

I've been a casual fan of the Bengals 10-12 years before the Dalton touchdown. Why? I don't know, they've suffered a lot over there and I can relate to that I guess. I actually wanted Buffalo to draft Dalton.

They seem like fungis!

Good NFL QBs improve every year, how often does a good NFL QB never improve from the college level? Every QB worth their salt will improve until they start to physically break down. Many QBs once thought as backups become solid starting QBs like McCown and Keenum. Accuracy can get better and it should get better and we should expect it to get better.

Every team feels good about the offseason right now, offense is an enigma but defense I'd bet my left nut will be good with McDermott's and Frazier's backgrounds, I think we can bank on that. Offense is missing Wood, Glenn and Incognito and Allen just like most rookie QBs will have growing pains.

Wish him nothing but the best, !@#$ cancer!

Jim Kelly may be 0-4 in the Superbowl, but he is 2-0 vs cancer.

Drinking and football do not go together. If you want to get the most out of your body, drinking is the worst thing you can do.