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Yolo just posted a tweet saying what I'm thinking. I guess using stats some may not like the signing, but I think Knox is still developing and has a good chance to outplay his contract in the long run. I also think all 4 will sign for more than Knox. That will put him at 10.

Gesicki, Schultz, Hockenson and Fant are all going to jump his contract next year. I think it's good Beane got it done now.

I didn't think a deal was going to be made this season. Looking into the TE market it's probably good that Beane got it done now. Both Mike Gesicki and Dalton Schultz are playing on tags and TJ Hockenson and Noah Fant were drafted with Knox and have contracts coming up. Knox's contract will drop out of top 5 and be close to bottom of top 10 real soon.

The decision on Gabe Davis does not need to be made until it's deadline of March 2024. Knox decision was needed a year earlier.

I know Spotrac is not the "official" cap space entity, but OJ Howard's 2022 dead money cost came down about $950k. Bills now have $3.1M in cap space. FWIW.

Agree with you on his play at the end of last season. The thing is, will he return the same way after another ACL injury. He has to pass a thorough physical and prove he still has it during a detailed workout. If he can then I can see a contender signing him.

I've been going back and forth on him and Epenesa. Will be interesting who it is.

It's not Josh Allen's fault. It's "wind confusion"!

I'm an old man now, if I'm singing about Rum and Cokes the song ends around 95.

My connection of his dots is as valid as his observations. Sometimes I'm wrong I will admit, I still got some land I bought outside of Letchworth State Park for sale.

196,200 seconds, I mean 196,199 seconds....wait.

So, a guy from the Ringer (a .com sports site whose HQ is in Los Angeles) comes out with a not too great critique of the Bills QB just in time for the opening game between the 2 teams. Right.

He takes a lot of chances when a D-lineman is in his face. His new starting RG play is going to be big. If the Bills can consistently beat Coleman Sheldon, then Stafford will have a D-lineman in his face. One of my "keys to the game". If McDermott, Frazier and Washington can exploit this it will help even out the Darnold factor from the other side.

Agree a lot of weight will be on Mac Jones's shoulders along with their DBs. In the past teams had to play mistake free football to beat the Pats. No one wanted to get in a shootout with TB at QB. BB and TB dictated the play and teams were very intimidated by them. That's in the past. MJ is not TB and teams will play them more straight up and try to play "their game" and not BB's more than any time in the last 20+ years.

Take the Bills out of the equation for a moment when you look at BB and his 2021 season. BB had the inside track to win the AFCE going into their Bye Week. In the past when BB's teams would be at their best at the end of a season and entering the playoffs. What did they do? The Pats lost 3 of their last 4 games with their only win against JAX. They backed themselves into the playoffs and proceeded to lose to the Bills in one of (if not THE worse) playoff loss since BB became HC. In those 3 regular season games and the playoff loss the "vaunted" NE defense with BB's famous X's and O's schemes gave up an average of 35 points per game! During those games their offense averaged less than 20 points per game. BB and the Patriots ended the 2021 season, by far in the worse way, since Bledsoe was QB. Until he shows me that it was a horrible fluke, I'm predicting the slow crumbling of the once mighty empire. The NFL is much more about offense than defense and I don't think BB can adjust to that change, especially with the secondary he currently has on the roster.

Play in Detroit.

That's so 2021.

"Snow, what do you think of Tremaine Edmunds"?

Steelers have a new IOL. If they play well enough to give Mitch time, I feel he will succeed. They open on the road against the Bengals and then home against the Pats. That ought to tell a lot about how they can play.

But how do we befuddle the snow?

Rams have a relatively new guy at RG starting this year, Coleman Shelton. 3rd year UDFA with a total of 2 starts. Von has to know the Rams OL pretty well and that could be key. Ed and Von working on his weaknesses could be a big thing in moving Stafford. Havenstein is a pretty good RT but he's not the quickest RT in the league and once again Von should know him. Von and the DL is the key to a victory. Josh will score points. Bills CBs are a perceived weakness and need a great DL performance.

Sorry. This fashion talk was getting to me. LOL. I don't care what uniforms they wear. Just win. Go Bills!

I am shocked there hasn't been a picture of Randy in a "Blue Boy" outfit.

I've tried to guess the inactives by position if all are healthy. One each of OL, TE, DL, LB, DB.