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Nah, teams only hire minorities from the 49ers. Then John Lynch spends those extra draft picks on a bunch of running backs and Jake Moody.

Good on Kraft for recognizing the mistake, but man, how do you miss that bad? He was already in the building for nearly 15 seasons (player and coach) and you gave him a clause that automatically made him head coach…

Steelers at Ravens seems like a great scenario for us. Lamar has a hard time against Pittsburgh historically. 3-5 with 8 TDs to 9 INT, completed less than 60% of his passes. Probably just wishful thinking…

This narrative is hysterical when at a quick glance, more than half of the coaching hires the past two seasons have not been offensive-minded 😂 Being a Head Coach is not just about calling the plays

I expect Beane to move up in Round 1 and possibly Round 2 with all of those extra late round picks. It’s a bummer that Minnesota pick is going to be as late or later than our original Round 2 pick. Beane knows only 6-7 rookies can make this roster next year. Then I’d imagine he moved back a few times in the late rounds to accumulate more late rounders for 2026. These position groups seem to be pretty much set: QB, RB (Assuming Ty Johnson brought back), TE, OL and LB. Needs: WR, DE, DT and CB/S

I told you it was going to be Mike White…

Ah, I thought he had been called up 3 times. It’ll be for one of Davidson, Virgil or Shavers.

I bet they add Mike White to the active roster

He’s practicing today. We can stop with the “sky is falling” and “time to move on” replies. ***** relax.

This doesn’t worry me very much, he’ll play against Denver in 2 weeks.

Probably? Maybe? But these two feel like they’re the next wave of Jordan Phillips, Shaq Lawson, Micah Hyde and John Brown types. They’re veterans and would likely prefer just to come back to Buffalo and enjoy playing with Josh even if it’s for a little less than Jacksonville or New England would give them.

You’re still not understanding, YOU assert it’s “trivial” but that’s your opinion of the streak, clearly it’s not Josh’s view. His stance is being backed by Sean McDemott, who said yesterday in his postgame press conference that he’d be sitting down with Brandon Beane and Terry Pegula to discuss how to handle Week 18, so clearly they came to the agreement that this wasn’t “trivial” like you want to believe it is. Why is taking pride in being available week in and week out being viewed as a negative? You’re making this out to be some weird attack on Josh’s makeup and priorities.

If you love Allen, then you should respect his desire to keep his streak alive. The men in the locker room clearly respect his desire to keep this thing going. Maybe take a second to understand his reasoning for it instead of putting your negative spin on it?

Actually, things went in their favor earlier that day that clinched Buffalo a playoff spot (Jaguars lost to Titans). If Buffalo had lost, they would have been the 7 Seed going to Miami in the Wild Card Round.

Huh?

I bet you really want this to happen

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And get this! The Jacobs family, who are from Buffalo and founded Delaware North, own the Boston Bruins! A Buffalo family owns a BOSTON sports team. @CaseyatBat

That guy is so lost lol. Same guy who couldn’t wrap his head around the fact that a state of emergency declared by the governor of New York, made the playoff game last year impossible to play as scheduled.

That no call on Shakir in the end zone was atrocious. He was grabbed out of his cut and then contact way before the ball arrived. There were two separate fouls on the play and not one was called.

Of all the QBs that have gotten the “Josh Allen comparison” , I felt like it actually made sense with Drake Maye. Talent, work ethic, personality… he feels a lot like a poor man’s Josh. If he was in the NFC, I’d root for the kid.

This is hysterical. What football were you playing? Let’s go back 15 years, check this article out… “It’s a loose football,” Seattle defensive tackle Craig Terrill said. “It’s the most valuable thing in the NFL. So you go after it.” It’s not like trying to find a needle in a haystack so much as it’s trying to endure reaching into a haystack full of needles. What happens in a football pile isn’t exactly dinner-table conversation. “You’ve got eye-poking,” defensive back Kennard Cox said. “You’ve got mouth-grabbing. You’ve got hand-bending. Anything to get the ball.” https://www.seattletimes.com/sports/seahawks/when-nfl-players-dive-for-a-loose-ball-what-happens-in-the-pile-stays-in-the-pile/ Not good enough, alright, I’ll go back to check with Fred Smerlas who played football for the Bills in the 80s and in the NFL into the 90s Inside the pile, you kept your eyes closed, like a feeding shark, to guard against knifing hands that were trying to maim and blind, yank and punch scrotums, and dislocate fingers. The football changed hands often and ruthlessly. Late-comers dove into the jumble with their helmets first, heat-seeking missiles looking to break or dislodge anything in their way — the ball, even teeth. You couldn’t even trust your own teammates because in the heat of the scrum, it was often impossible to determine friend from foe. https://www.sbnation.com/nfl/2019/12/12/21005035/fumble-pile-violence-nfl-stories I’m going back DECADES for you, just to cover all bases.

Huh?