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I’d rate him 3rd or 4th behind Diggs and possibly Von Miller Yep. 1. Josh 2. Diggs 3. Von 4. Milano

The dude scored TWO kickoff TDs in the same game! Ans he was a constant threat before that. But yeah, with a stacked RB room, and less kickoffs, it's not THAT bad... but it sure is for him. If someone can find a quick cure for knee injuries, he is an instant multi-millionaire! Edit: I almost cried on his first kickoff TD on the very first play of the game. What an emotional moment, after what had happed to #3.

Not one is saying Hurts is bad! Just that his OL is TRULY elite. And it gives him so much time. A lot of his TD runs are thanks to the OL yet he gets the credit. Yes he is a good runner too, but the point is when OL play great, all credits go to QBs, WRs, RBs. On many of the Eagles goal line TD runs all 5 OL are 3 yards deep in the end zone. You see that often with the Bills? Easier for media and non Eagles fan to give credit just to one guy... So yeah, to me, hard to know how elite Hurts is, but he IS making the most of it. I recall Wentz with the Colts 2-3 years ago, and was it Romo still with the Cowboys 5 years ago? These OLine were amazing, yet the teams didn't go far.

The Wall is a touchy subject, as shown time and time again. OK, I believe he IS guilty, yes I do, but since he was acquitted, there's little basis to not put him in the new stadium. But... if the Bills don't, they don't. It will be controversial either way, but a very small one.

What's wrong with having the first starting female QB in the NFL? Are you misogynist or something?

Oh I agree. Just looking at cycling. Because they actually went after doping, the sport has this hugely negative stigma attached to it among the general population,. most of which never watch cycling. While the NFL tests are easy to beat, sentences are light, and even the wording makes it less damaging to clueless fans than saying STEROIDS or whatnot. As if doping wasn't rampant in the NFL. But hey, hypocrisy works.

It sure was. I watched it so many times.

Some of you are so negative. On paper, this OL is drastically improved, even the depth. Even Harris has a great rep as a pass blocker (but Motor was good too). We'll see how it plays in reality but it is looking good, real good. More time for Josh plus new weapons = unstoppable offense. As if improving a #2 offense is that easy with the salary cap! Results matter but "on paper" this has been quite impressive by Beane.

Josh has likely improved, but if he played the same as 2022 or 2021, but with this much improved OLine and the new WR/RB corp, the Bills O is scary! Those 2 guards and a healthier Brown will make him have more time, and all the good things follow.

And yet I recall a Chinese mag that had the Buffalo Bills as Stanley Cup Champions. No joke too, ha ha. Quality journalism right there.

I don't care. I don't wish them injuries, nor even an atrocious season. Just slightly above average - except playing the Bills when they can have their suck games - so that their teams keep them and they keep being subpar opponents in the AFCE Marino gave us all the training we need for that ha ha. I never disliked the guy, still wanted the Bills to Squish The Fish

First, it's not like it's all factual and not subjective. Two, it's position based rankings, compared to peers. Overall a QB is more valuable and influential to a team's success than a safety.

Hopefully he gets paid. Some rookies cut in camp make next to zero. So IDK how it works for IR.

He was with UFC fighter Jorge Masvidal in a few videos in April, and looked then in his usual shape. It's like he gained some flabby mass since.

I'm sure that like many I do not "hate" Dorsey, and actually thought he started the year real well. But he did become predictable, many opponents said so, and we "felt" it. All other top teams had plays that were successful BECAUSE of the design and timing of the use. To be fair, there were some towards the end, some of the good Beasley plays come to mind. Beasley delivered, but the designs made a few of them happen, and yes, it should happen from time time to time. It's just weird that there were so fewer of these well designed plays the second half of the season. The Bills have so many weapons on offense that they should confuse opposing defenses, as they can and should make them fear every part of the field. Last year the OL was suspect but so was the Bengals and they adjusted. While this year the OL could be the biggest improvement on offense, it's the OC's job to cover the weaknesses and maximise the strengths, adjust for the personal and injuries. I hope we all can love Dorsey this year ha ha. Let's just say he has so many weapons that he has to be both excited and feel the pressure to deliver.

Let off some steam, Stefon

Hum. Never thought of this. Possible. But till Diggs actually, you know, publicly adresses this, we will never know what the reason is. I never went for the "Diva" tag he got from his time in Minnesota, but it's looking as he had just found a way to contain this till last game... and since... He's paid very well, is a prime target in a passing team, has got JA17 throwing it to him. What more does he want?

As long as you don't change your avatar

Yep. A lot of us feel this way.

Indeed. Yet, this is not a boys league. Sure, even for grown men you have to protect their egos, but to that extent? Coaching (and roster) changes happen all the time. When done with class, it doesn't hurt the dude's change of getting rehired.

Plus players like Miller are active recruiters, Josh is an attraction magnet, etc. It is a team effort all around, but Beane deserves credit for sure.

We all knew better teams tend to attract better FA, but still, I didn't think it was that good ha ha. JA17 as QB, being top SB contenders, all those prime time games, it really does quite a difference. But still, kudos to Beane to capitalize on it.

Well, what exactly was McD doing all week if the offense was mostly run by Daboll and then by Dorsey? Frasier was calling the plays on D, but rumor has it that McD was heavily involved. Adjusting on the fly during the game is important, but overall how could the approach be that different?

Besides MLB, and unless age suddenly catches up to some players, he has improved an already impressive roster even more! I am impressed too. The two new guards should be the biggest upgrades.

Pretty decent stats and mostly, shows consistency. I had no clue who he was but this is a legit pass rusher. Sure not on an elite level, but with him along side #40, which I suppose he was with the Rams, good things can happen!