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Buffalo weather forecast for next week Sunday. High 26 Low 18 Partly Cloudy 20% chance of snow Wind 10 mph. That's right I did it!

That was fun!

A rusher was not even touched. He had no time to throw it away.

Well if it ends up that the Bengals lose this game it would be all about the OL.

Big 3rd down.

Wow. Got a game now!

I knew you had another in you Tanney!

2 more drives like that one and the Bengals are in the AFCCG.

Out of the league.

I don't think he even had a snap on the offense this year for the Bills, did he?

In my world going for 2 there was just idiotic.

Wow both of these team's defenses are playing balls to the walls.

Burrow's flirted with a big injury there.

OK Tanney I know you can do that again.

Got to root for the bengals. Oh boy INT!

Sorry but Randy is the only Blue Boy around here.

As of now I can't even consider outside FA signings until I see what moves are going to be made. I'm just very interested in the money side of the equation and I see it this way. If you go to the Spotrac site and click on the Bills FAs you FIRST got to ask who is Beane keeping? I say this because it's the #1 step going forward in the offseason for a GM. Then and only then do you reevaluate what your next moves are. In Beane's case for this year he has to cut/trade some players to free up money to look at other teams FAs. I would love for the Bills to be able to sign 1 or 2 big name UFAs but as of right now that will be very hard to do IMO. To add one more thing for the fans saying that the 2023 cap will go up a lot (which I agree it will) one thing will eat up almost all of that. Josh Allen has a $16.4M cap hit. His cap for 2023 is $39.8M which is a $23.4M bump. I am not saying in any way that Brandon Beane and the Bills are in any kind of "cap hell" at all. But what I am saying is Beane is aware of all the points I'm making and knows better than all of us what he can or can't do. I'm looking forward to see what he does!

It doesn't matter. Here is what Beane is working with in 2022. https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/buffalo-bills/cap/

I see your reasoning but the only thing that counts is who is signed for 2022 and how much cap is left. Examples of what I mean is Diggs had a $6.6M cap hit this year and it's $18.3M in 2022. Josh goes from $10M to $16M. Tre White goes from $6.8M to $16.4M. Edmunds from $4M to $12.7M. The reality is there are 39 players left on contract for 2022 and Beane has currently $11M in cap to work with. Who gets traded/cut and who gets signed is going to be debated and questioned for the next 3 months.

I do too. Unfortunately, the reasoning makes sense for the candidates and the hiring teams. If teams had to wait until after the Super Bowl to interview coordinators and then decisions having to be made it really crunches timelines with the extra week 17 games. The Superbowl is Feb 13th and the Rookie Combine starts March 1st. What I don't understand is why don't they start the new season/combine/FA/Draft back a couple of weeks? Maybe they think that causes other issues?

Devin put a lot of work in last off season and it seemed to change and elevate his game. Moss needs to make a jump in his game too if he wants to stay relevant in the NFL. I'm hoping he does.

.......and Bates.

An old Atlantic City comedian Charlie Prose use to tell that joke!

He just said a couple days ago he put on some "winter weight" and is up to 245.