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  1. Hard no. Alexander is a gimp hence is no longer worth the money or the draft pick or picks it'll take to trade for him.
  2. Cook isn't worth 15 mil per year or anything near it. Allen makes him look better than he is anyways. We got Davis and this draft is loaded with RB's. 15 mil per is better spent on a DE or WR.
  3. There isn’t a day that goes by that I don’t visit this place
  4. The man has a cannon for an arm yet he's surrounded by little to no speed. It boggles the mind.
  5. Give Allen WR'S with speed, speed, and more speed, who knows how to separate.
  6. I'm hearing no worse than two 5th round picks
  7. @Brandon Beane Please, for the love of God, don't let this golden opportunity pass you by. ''Miles Garrett no matter what''.
  8. Can't get over the hump when McD's defense allows 34 PPG to the Chiefs in 4 games
  9. Because they ***** on opposing team's miseries, and they embrace the villain role. Most of their fanbase and KC sports media really believe 31 fan bases hate on the Chiefs and complain about the refs because they're ''jealous of our success''. NOT! Such classless egotistic bastards. There will forever be an *asterisk* for their success because of the blatant bias from the refs, which makes Chiefs fans seethe. I'd also like to add, they have an unhealthy obsession with the Bills, they talk about us on their message boards more than usual even though we're not playing them that week. Never seen a fanbase wish injury on Bills players like Chiefs fans do. They'll sell their soul for a win and a Super Bowl title. They also berate and gang up on their own Chiefs fans for saying anything remotely negative or concern for the Chiefs. Disgusting. No fan base deserves more misery than the Chiefs fan base.
  10. OFFSEASON UFA’s, RFA’s, and ERFA’s 2 WR to replace Cooper and Hollins 1 TE to replace Morris 1 RB to replace Johnson 1 FB to replace Gilliam 3 OT to replace Anderson, Doyle, and Van Demark 1 QB to replace Buechele 2 CB’s to replace Douglass and Elam 1 Safety to replace Hamlin 1 LDE replace Smoot 1 RDE replace Miller (cap release) 3 LDT to replace Jones, Johnson, and Jefferson 1 RDT to replace Phillips 1 Long Snapper to replace Ferguson *Total of 19 players 7 PLAYERS I EXPECT TO RE-SIGN Hollins Ty Johnson Gilliam Anderson Van Demark (re-signed today) Smoot Ferguson *Hamlin has a 50/50 chance to get re-signed Bills are currently 2.5M over the cap, but the good news is Beane can release Von Miller as a post June 1 designation that would save $17.4 million in cap space, and will find ways to create additional cap space Bills potentially have 10 draft picks in the 2025 NFL Draft 1 2nd round picks two 4th round picks *projected to receive two 5th round compensatory picks for losing Leonard Floyd to the San Francisco 49ers and Gabriel Davis to the Jacksonville Jaguars two 6th round picks Beane and company have a ton of work to do to upgrade this team
  11. OFFSEASON UFA’s, RFA’s, and ERFA’s 2 WR to replace Cooper and Hollins 1 TE to replace Morris 1 RB to replace Johnson 1 FB to replace Gilliam 3 OT to replace Anderson, Doyle, and Van Demark 1 QB to replace Buechele 2 CB’s to replace Douglass and Elam 1 Safety to replace Hamlin 1 LDE replace Smoot 1 RDE replace Miller (cap release) 3 LDT to replace Jones, Johnson, and Jefferson 1 RDT to replace Phillips 1 Long Snapper to replace Ferguson *Total of 19 players 7 PLAYERS I EXPECT TO RE-SIGN Hollins Ty Johnson Gilliam Anderson Van Demark Smoot Ferguson *Hamlin has a 50/50 chance to get re-signed Bills are currently 2.5M over the cap, but the good news is Beane can release Von Miller as a post June 1 designation that would save $17.4 million in cap space, and will find ways to create additional cap space Bills potentially have 10 draft picks in the 2025 NFL Draft 1 2nd round picks two 4th round picks *projected to receive two 5th round compensatory picks for losing Leonard Floyd to the San Francisco 49ers and Gabriel Davis to the Jacksonville Jaguars two 6th round picks Beane and company have a ton of work to do to upgrade this team
  12. Like Steve Smith said before the draft and still to this day, Coleman is a slot receiver.
  13. That should've been caught, like a pop fly in baseball. Kincaid had plenty of time to ''square up'' but didn't
  14. @Brandon Beane... Coleman couldn't separate in college. What made you think he can separate in the NFL? It's mind-boggling. After the Diggs trade, you had an extra 2nd round pick in 2025 to go along with your own draft picks in 2024 that you should've packaged to get ahead of the Jaguars who selected Brian Thomas Jr with the 23rd overall pick. According to the NFL Trade Value Chart in 2024, the Bills 28th overall pick is worth 660 points. The 30th overall pick held by Baltimore in the 2024 NFL Draft is worth 284 points which is what the Bills own 2nd round pick is worth in the 2025 draft. 660 plus 284 equals 944 points which meant you could've found 1 of 6 teams to trade with between the 22nd overall pick held by the Eagles which is worth 780 points, and as high as the 17th overall pick held by the Vikings selection which is worth 950 points. Going into the 2024 draft, Brian Thomas Jr size, speed, and skills is exactly what the Bills needed most. We signed Hollins in Free Agency before the draft. Hollins is Gabe Davis replacement, and is almost the same type of WR Coleman is, which means you didn't need to draft Coleman. What we needed is Brian Thomas Jr who is a field stretcher and big play maker. My fear is Coleman was drafted based on how he wowed y'all in the interview process. What a HUGE missed opportunity not trading up for BT Jr. I hope I'm wrong, but Keon Coleman will be a 1st round bust and nothing more than a backup WR in his career.
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