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There is no reason they can't draft that, it just doesn't have to be in round 1. I expect them to find backup/replacements for Morse and Feliciano (and Star too) in 2022 with 2021 draftees. They would be developmental players. It's hard to start rookie O linemen on a Super Bowl challenger. Draft, develop and let them compete for full playing time in 2022. I think it's important they do that actually and if you want better athletes at the position (which I think should be their goal) rounds 2-4 should offer that opportunity

Camp guy. They need a whole bunch more to fill out the roster or you'll be working starters and primary backups to death

I totally agree. Why spend 2 #1's on pick six which seems certain not to be a QB. Picks 6 through 12 just don't have that much separation. Makes little sense to me

Under 10% imo

Watson has a no trade clause he'd have to waive. A) Doubt he wants to go to Jax B) Would think Jax would prefer a cost controlled QB like Lawrence for their re-build

Thanks for posting this. I saved it to later when I have more time but am looking forward to seeing a 15-4 season, in highlights, once again. Lord knows its been a helluva long time since it's been this good!

Bucs O line is outstanding as well. Both of their lines are tremendous. The Bills guards and center just are not that caliber. Need better on both lines.

No. Both Bills lines would have gotten the crap kicked out of them. Those Bucs lines are both outstanding and their speed at linebacker was pronounced. The Bills have a ways to go to get their lines to look like those 2 did. They need more premium players at those positions instead of mid level free agent types.

He is one of the few speed guys they have that can take it to the house on any particular play. They need more of that, not less

WFT would be home I believe

Nice read. Agree that free agents will no longer be able to sustain things and fill big holes. They need to draft well

1 and 3 without him. 14-0 with him

Have been a fan since 1961, been to 3 AFC Championship games and a Bills Super Bowl, watched a gazillion games over the years and I still get cranked up for every game whether it is meaningful or just another game in a losing season. Tomorrow will be Defcon 1

From your keyboard to God's ear

The All American Football Conference Buffalo Bisons, playing at War memorial Stadium in 1946, played in a division with the NY Yankees, Brooklyn Dodgers and Miami Seahawks. They did not become the Bills until 1947. The color line was broken in football in 1946 by the Cleveland Browns of the All American Football Conference with Marion Motley and Bill Willis.

No. He's old, a true part time player and a 1 trick bull rusher. With Payne, Young et al on that line, it is not surprising he gets chances. I'd like someone younger and either developmental or top of the draft caliber depending on how the draft falls.

A massive load but agile and with soft hands for such a big man. Looks like 7-10 yards every time he catches the ball.

Too early to worry. I do, though, think Beasley is likely to be out. When McDermott says "week to week" rather than day to day, I get the sense it's in the 2-4 week range if all goes well.

Thank God for the Red Zone after the Bills game

In my wildest dreams I couldn't imagine having a team playing at this high a level and an offense that is breathtaking

Activated from practice squad but perhaps inactive for the game?

Davis Webb? Interesting. I wonder why? Activated from practice squad but inactive tonight?

I wonder if this portends the Bills expecting the Pats playing 6 db's all game again and this being a more run oriented plan of attack

Disappointed. Thought cutting Kumerow, who seemed productive and had some experience, was done to allow Brown to get on the roster. Do we see Duke tonight?

They both do apparently