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  1. Why is Josh being asked about COOK's situation? This is a Beane question. I get that players especially RBs want to get paid, but Cook isn't worth the bread he's demanding. I'll beat this horse to death, roll with Ray Davis/TJ/Rookie and let Cook go the Leveon Bell route. I pray this happens. A 3rd rounder would be sufficient.
  2. An amazing find by Beane and he is only 27. Definitely a player who will be one of the cornerstones of the Line for years to come. Love what he’s done for the running game. Doesn’t seem one dimensional either as the Bills allowed only 8 sacks for the entire year. The O-Line gave Josh the time and rushing attack to propel him to a much deserved MVP award. IDC who you are, no player can do everything alone.
  3. Why is TJ Watt getting no love? He is only a year older and has 6 more sacks than Garrett. If he can string together a few more 18-20 sacks seasons he has a very decent shot to break it. I think he is the better pass rusher. Garrett might be more numerically consistent, but Watt has seasons where he just snaps.
  4. His value as a CB/KR was enormous. Buffalo lacks that game-breaker on any side of the ball (not named Josh Allen.)
  5. Patriots are on the up & coming, but I think it’s going to be awhile before they can compete w/ the Dolphins let alone the Bills. People are nervous because they played us well and now they’ve got a better coach. Getting to 9-8 will be a big success for their organization. They possibly might even split w/ the Bills. I just don’t think they are as good of a matchup against the rest of the AFCE. That will hinder their final record. As always, most of their success will depend largely on the growth of their QB. I’m not sold on Drake Maye. The most electric rookie QB to me was Bo Nix by far.
  6. McGee was just a playmaker period. Wherever you put him. He made a **** ton of huge plays on the defensive side of the ball too. He was a serviceable cover corner, but also underrated was his tackling ability. 2004 he had 98 tackles alone. 4 TFL, 2 Sacks, 3 picks, 3 FF. Add his value as a returner. Very very underrated player of the drought era. I remember buying one his hats.
  7. 2 first-team all pros as a CB is no joke. Injuries suck. Sterling Sharpe is another guy that had GOAT potential. Health is such an underrated attribute as a player. Then u have iron men like Favre or Bill Romanowski who play with an almost reckless abandonment, but almost never sat out a game. I’m willing to bet they’ve most definitely played in games that regular NFL players wouldn’t. Higher pain threshold?
  8. Wilt Chamberlain’s 100 point game seems pretty unbreakable. I don’t think Bruce Smiths record will be broken either. Other than Reggie White, there isn’t anyone is even remotely close. Not sure how this guy racked up so many sacks as a 3-4 end.
  9. That was nasty though. That’s some wily vet stuff
  10. I’m talking about purely physical attributes. He’s built like a Josh Allen/Randall Cunningham clone. Some coach out there is going to think he can mold something out of him.
  11. Josh Allen also hovered around a 56 completion % during his 2 full years starting at Wyoming. It’s not written in stone. The physical attributes are just too good to completely ignore and I’m sure he will have every opportunity to compete in Dallas where patience has been wearing thin for Dak.
  12. I recalled the general play, but I brought up the last Cardinals drive because I can go back and rewatch whatever game on my phone. Edit: I’m not Rain Man
  13. I hope so. Ingram had some brilliant moments last season. Picking off Tua twice and running one back for a TD was an amazing performance. One of my favorites was the Cardinals game. Arizona had the ball 4th & 7 on Buffalo’s 30 while down 6 points w/ 2 TOs and 0:32 left. Murray lobbed a perfectly placed pass to Dorch up the sideline which Ingram broke up beautifully to seal the game. Perfect coverage matching every single step while also not doing anything that could draw a flag. It’s a moment Buffalo fans always half-expect to get kicked in the balls. Also, no one wants to lose the season opener.
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