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Josh loves Mack though. And Mack has room to improve upon his production. Mack could very well be a 45-55 reception kind of guy. Keep Josh happy.

Mack Hollins has been the biggest surprise to me outside of Ty Johnson. He’s about as good of a #4-#5 WR as you’re gonna get and Josh loves him. Hopefully Buffalo can lock him down to another one year deal in the offseason. 1yr / $5M fully guaranteed IMO

Enjoy it while it lasts, we haven’t been this good since the early 90s.

I love Allen.

Maybe. I suspect that he’s still getting the playbook down and his timing with Josh.

I did not like him, I was wrong.

Interchangeable with pass rusher.

Caleb needs to get the ball out quicker.

Chicago isn’t going to win too many games playing scared like that.

At this point I’m happy that we didn’t draft Mahomes.

Buffalo has a relatively light defensive line and when you factor that in with undersized LBs as well, you’re asking for trouble.

That looks to be sterling silver to me, which is relatively inexpensive, I wear a watch and a chain and it hardly cost me anything. Those could be lab grown diamonds as well.

Cook should be re-signed. Allen fares really well when he has an elite RB behind him. Cook turns Buffalo’s offense into a two headed monster. Pay the man.

QB: Josh Allen RB: Thurman Thomas WR: Andre Reed TE: Dawson Knox OT: Jason Peters, Dion Dawkins G: Eric Wood C : Mitch Morse DE: Bruce Smith, Mario Williams DT: Pat Williams OLB: Takeo Spikes MLB: Cornelius Bennett CB: Nate Clements FS: Jairus Byrd SS: Jordan Poyer K: Steve Christie P: Brian Moorman KR: Terrence McGee PR: Roscoe Parrish

I don’t know if reinvent is the right word or not, but at some point McD needs to move away from using undersized DL and LBs. Put a couple hogs in the middle of that DL and we’ll be fine.

Must be his agent drumming up interest.

Von too.

EDGE or pass rushers in general are worth the money. People fail to realize that Rousseau has nearly 20 TFL this year as well.

That’s too much for Shakir.. Draft one instead, (or two).

I would argue that a dominant NT could take this defense from mediocre to great.

Rousseau is arguably our best player on defense and outside of Josh Allen, James Cook has been our biggest difference maker on offense.. I think you sign these two men first.. Both are apex players. My problem with Shakir is I’m seeing $19M/yr averages and I think that’s an absolutely ridiculous amount of money to pay a #3 guy. Without Josh his production falls way down. Why not take that money and sign a true #1 or even just draft one? I mean, for $10M-$12M sure! But $19M? C’mon man.

Amari Cooper and Rasul Douglas are our high profile FAs this offseason, I’d argue against signing either of them.. Mack Hollins and Ty Johnson I would welcome back at the right price.. As I would Damar Hamlin and Alec Anderson.. But with $61M in cap space, I would argue that Buffalo should get an early jump on our 2026 free agent crop. I see our FAs in this order priority wise: 1.) Greg Rousseau | He’s closing in on 10 sacks and 20 TFL.. He’s probably the pick of the litter and our trusty stalwart on defense. 2.) James Cook | I am usually against signing RBs to big money but this guy is just so good and he consistently takes some of the pressure off Josh. 3.) Khalil Shakir | If we can get this guy signed to a $10M-$12M per year contract, he would be a great signing. I would not pay him big money. 4.) Connor McGovern | Why not? He won’t cost a lot and he’s good. 5.) Christian Benford | Is he a system corner? Or is he good? In a DB happy system, do we let him walk? I think if we can lockdown Rousseau, Cook and Shakir at the right price, we are in a good place going into the Draft… Who do you guys think Buffalo should target in Free Agency/Draft? Any early Draft prospects we should keep an eye out for?

Rousseau is about to get paid.

As a wise man once said “I’ll take an ugly win over a pretty loss any day of the week”

I think it’s okay to cry if you lost a loved one or someone dies, but even then as a man you need to hold yourself together.