HamptonBillsfan

How do you like a generational, freakish talent that represents an obstacle to a team that you're emotionally tied to? You can respect and admire the person and incomparable will to win , that separates him from all but one or two QBs in football, but, like Brady for 2 decades, he crushed fans dreams. He would make fans frustrated their guy was in a different stratosphere. To really like a player, he can't be a threat to your future success.

That's exactly my point. He's got average ball skills and they never developed him as a blitzer, where he could impact a game. With his speed and length you would think he could block some throws or get some sacks. He sometimes struggles when they give him difficult matchups in coverage. In any case, with a better D-line and the motivation of being in a contract year, I look for him to have a great season.

If he has freakish length and speed why has the brain trust consistently put him in space hoping he sniffs out well designed underneath crossers.He makes plenty of tackles in the run game and runs down backs and QB runs. Put this man in pressure packages and let him use his assets.

How did Keyshawn get to be a credible source of judging NFL QB talent? He was a petulant jerk as an underachieving receiver with the Jets. Stephen A told him he was somewhere in outer space claiming DeSean Watson better than Josh. He lost any credibility with that imbecilic statement. Please, no more Keyshawn pronouncements.

Bring him on an incentive loaded, short term deal. The guy still very good.

Ray Scott, Gowdy, Marty Glickman, Charlie Jones and Jack Buck.

Can McDermott's defense make a big stop in a big game? His mentality has to be more aggressive, more proactive as opposed to reactive. His players play really hard for him, but Frazier/Sean have to show teams that they can be more dynamic instead of sitting back and trying to hold teams to FGs.

Just shows you how silly Campbell is. First he downplays the importance of a franchise QB in today's NFL after winning 3 games. Then he finds the necessity to talk about the Dolphins and how their ineptitude allowed a player to be consistently liquored up at practice.

You haven't seen Edmunds play with a dominant D-line, and with a free agency,walk year yet. In his defense, he does a lot of things well and has not been used to maximize his speed in pressure packages at all. He runs down backs and underneath receivers as well as anybody and calls defensive signals for a top 5 defense. His instincts in space should improve and he's 23. You have rookies replacing him without a drop-off?. He will be extended guaranteed. Beane and Sean love him.

Poor Krafty, he's looking up at the Bills, who have their hand on the flusher as he circles the toilet with a QB that doesn't resemble a dominant QB in any way. Couldn't happen to a more deserving fellow.

The enforcer will come from within. Oliver, a rejuvenated Phillips or maybe even Von. When he got healthy last year in the playoffs, that d-line caught fire and played their best football. He will provide the leadership for our underachieving edge rushers,(Epenesa. Lawson Rousseau etc). Don't be surprised to see a highly motivated Edmunds in his walk year. He knows he needs to be better.

Hunt has behaved himself in Cleveland and if he comes at the right price, he would be the best back on the team. I would look into his availability.

You think that's what it takes to get JC? Maybe I don't know what he asking for.

This is the guy Bills should target. Imagine JC opposite White. With these 2 playing man, we could play more pressure packages and every player on the D-line would be more productive. NE would bleed internally if the AFC east kingpin got JC.

That's how distorted the QB market has become. This man has had 2 good seasons in his career of 8 seasons, winning 1 playoff game. Paying him 40 million not only limits the Raiders ability to surround him with talent, but takes away his will to aspire to being one of the best in the NFL.

Joe Burrow is a great young QB, but to compare him to Allen is typical for a talking head that says controversial mindless absolutes for shock value. Allen is more dangerous with similar pedestrian O-lines in the vertical and underneath passing game as well as his prolific run threat. The biggest difference is Josh's elusiveness in the pocket. Burrow will not survive getting sacked as much as he does. He's already had a serious knee injury. Anyone who witnessed Josh this postseason and doesn't come away saying he's the best QB in football should not be taken seriously. Sorry Shrages

How in God's name could you even start a thread after the post season we just witnessed. Not to mention, the historic performances by our great young QB. If you are losing interest, there's a bigger issue you should investigate.

Look for more of the Dabol offense with wrinkles depending on the quality of the O-line and what their strengths are. The addition of a dynamic RB could really make our attack a nightmare for defenses.

Let's get these people help. Cities don't have the desire or wherewithal to assume that responsibility. That's why there are so many homeless encampments, like thats an answer. Now, the Feds and States want to provide safe drug shelters and taxpayer funded paraphernalia. You have to protect the vulnerable population from mentally ill, violent people. Encarcerate them for violent crimes and give them mental illness therapy. Keep them away from society until the rehabilitation is confirmed my qualified mental illness professionals. Think about the elderly, woman and children. They need to be protected.

Sanders, if you choose to retire, thank you for making the Bills your last stop. What a great career and even better person. Every interview I watched, he absolutely glowed about Josh's greatness even though he lost many targets to other receivers. A pro's pro. Good luck Manny.

Our D-line has been light in the pants and has gotten pushed around vs KC and Indy the last 2 yes. You can’t expect better results if either personnel is upgraded (edge rusher, and another tackle alongside Oliver), or Sean to change his bend don't break, prevent defense strategy. We need pressure packages that get results, not sitting back and admiring Hill and Kelce running freely downfield.

What trouble , we're all here to have a few laughs and discuss the team we love. You just overreact sometimes. All in all, you do good job keeping the rhythm going.

Sounds like a desperate attempt to use the CTE narrative to justify shooting an innocent citizen. How about just getting this violent, privileged, pampered ex-NFL player,who couldn't deal with getting a real job after football, away from vulnerable, innocent people.

I'm impressed with your investigative skills. Besides being a bit heavy handed, you add a lot to the board.