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kinda hard to go wrong with Josh throwing the ball. Coleman hit the jackpot. Marvin Harrison has a 5ft tall QB who won't be able to see him, Odunze has a raw rookie QB will no O Line who will be getting his head kicked in for the next couple years, and Nabers will have g-d knows who on the Giants throwing the ball (and also getting his head kicked in for a couple years) It's all good.

bills are 57 - 23 in regular season since they playoff streak started in 2019. They've won 7 out of 10 games for 5 years running. that is amazing. McBeanes have created a very successful program that has real legs. Single elimination tournaments of the NFL sort are crap shoots where the healthiest team that is playing well almost always gets to the SB, the other playoff teams are one or two and done. See Philly two years ago and KC last year; they both got healthy for the playoffs (Philly was the healthiest team in the league that year). Bills have been pretty severely banged up in key spots come playoff time in recent years. One of these years, they will be the playing-well+healthy team that goes all the way. Trust what Beane is doing. The 70% win percentage speaks for itself.

and Zack Moss without the severely broken ankle would prob still be on the roster.

heck lets make the rosters 100 and play year round

thank you. I was thinking that but did not know for sure. We'll have to see on Mr. Coleman.

yes please

Watch Beane start to trade up tonight

Bills will be fine. Today should be fun.

Plus, defenses now play 2 deep zone shell against Josh. I don't care if a guy can run a 4 flat 40, you ain't getting behind that.

once a team breaks the bank for a franchise QB, thats when all this kind of stuff starts. 49ers, Phins, Eagles are next on this sh=t storm scenario.

hmm ... looking like a sideways regular season record (best case) this year. Which means they'll probaby win the SB. ha!

With Josh throwing to him instead of Taylor Heineke and Sam Howell, Curtis Samuel will probably up his production a few notches. Amazing how Beane thinks highly enough about a guy who runs a 4.3 sec 40 and pays him $10m per year, but Bills fans simply ignore the move. Fans of this team crack me up.

Would rather stay at 28 and take BPA. Maybe trade back and get two picks in the second round instead of having none. McBeanes need top 100 bodies in this and next years draft. WR class is super deep, no need to reach for the LSU kid. Defenses will be playing 2 deep zone to take the bomb away from Josh no matter who is the X. So why reach in the draft for a guy who defenses will take away anyway?? Y'all need to look at more tape on Curtis Samuel. I live in the DC area and that guy can play. Guy ran a 4.3 sec 40 and can jump out of the gym. Brian Thomas did not top those numbers.

Having known a couple pro athletes, they are driven by the competition, not the fun. They play sports simply to win, and for money. The better they play, the more they win and the more money they make. So many pro athletes, when asked if they ever play their sport "for fun" the vast majority say, "No", it's a 9 to 5 job , 6+ days a week, just like everyone else. Kind of took me by surprise. So yeah, just root for the laundry.

The odds of Groot being resigned are very low, IMO, unless he takes a AJ-type deal. Guy is good, just not a game wrecker type.

Modern NFL offenses are less rigid on roles than they once were. Bills have TEs and RBs who can play the X, WRs who can run the ball, Slots who can X, etc. Scheme it up and throw it to the guy with the mismatch, Josh. All this X, Y and Z stuff is much less relevant in today's NFL. With Josh's arm, give me guys who can separate and catch and I'm good.

Pretty sure he is working hard on fixing his slice. He'll be out of the league instantly if he doesn't. We'll know by opening day if he has or hasn't and McBeanes will not hesitate to bring in another guy if he keeps slicing it. My sense is holders really matter, and Haack is one of the best, so we'll see.

I'm just reflecting what I've seen with my own eyes in other stadiums where the ticket prices are sky high on top of PSLs. The whole vibe is different. Home team fans looking sideways at 10s of thousands of opposition fans, it's weird. All bc PSL owners are dumping half their tickets each season. andthis will happen in the new stadium for sure. For example, all you had to do was watch the Leafs/Sabres game yesterday. Just llke that . that is what it will be like.

Peacock has a pretty good lineup actually. NBC is actually trying to compete.

Hopefully they have brains enough to ultimately bury the utilities. Would be so WNY to build a $2b stadium and then leave the utilities hanging from 1940's power poles.

Yeah it costs $400 for a crap ticket in Highmark.. I just go visit my daughter in NYC and pay $175 for a better seat in MetLife. Half the stadium is Bills fans so its all good. The meaning of a "home game" will be diminishing league-wide in the next 5 - 10 years. Roaming retirees following their team wherever they go + crazy PSLs/season tkt prices have largely watered down "home games" in 7 or 8 places already (Vegas, LA, NYC, DC, AZ, a few others). The only thing helping WNY is its not a travel destination so much plus it's freezing f ing cold for half the games.

the PSL and high tkt prices will have the lower bowl being 25-50% opposing team fans from the day the stadium opens, other than the division and warm weather games. I've seen it in Baltimore, NYC and here in DC. Gotta cover your costs somehow. Folks are taking the $20-30k PSL and will resell games they are not interested in for as long as it takes to get their $ back. I will be years. It is coming. Elvis will be sitting right next to a guy with a Jets jersey on for f's sake.

yep that was 1000% on the idiot ST coach who did not the get the squib call in. McD was a class act to not throw him under the bus.

that injury prone player has been done for some time now. nothing to see here.

they are doing what the Bills did for almost 20 years, just running around grasping at straws at QB