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anywhere they want to have it .... prob New Orleans. just too much fun..

gonna be a long offseason....

Van Miller was a great voice.

good stuff

Exactly. Frankly, special teams hardly matter anymore. Kickoffs are pretty much gone. Punters punt to avoid returns and and very good at it. FGs are whatever. Just not a lot there anymore. This is why McBeanes don't pay the Siran Neals of the world anymore. Kind of a waste of cap dollars. So I guess I sorta couldn't give a crap who the ST coach is.

to manage my blood pressure I started just this season to listen the game on WGR with my earpods while watching, to get the local call rather than the mindless tv announcers non-stop blabbing background info on the Bllls I already know better than they do . Benefit: turns out the audio is usually 5-7 seconds ahead of the TV video (nothing you can do pause and synch the audio) so I actually know the result of the play a few seconds before the video, which actually keeps you from blowing up when you see the video, without really distracting from the game. Weird I know , but the local call is so much better than the national call of the game, and the shock value of both good and bad plays is tempered a bit. It works.. sort of.

I loved his final words "do good, be good, go bills..."

If somehow the NFL can get the foreign country playing surfaces conform to NFL standards (they don't currently), I am fine with it. Travel outside the US is fun.

he is so washed

kind of a ho hum matchup. fans are tired of KC and the run-50-times-a-game Eagles are boring

turf toe injury since pre season. its a bad sprain in the big toe joint. you can't run at all. he tried to come back from it probably too early and it lingered most of the season; then he had another injury. We haven't yet seen the guy we traded for. He'll be 100% this season with any luck and we can see what we have. I still fear he's redundant with Shakir and Kiincaid, but that's a different thread.

Couple points: Both Kincaid and Samuel were pretty seriously injured most of the season andplayed at, who knows, 70-80% and looked like crap (like most guys playing with injuries they shouldnt e playing with). That matters. And fans just react to what they see My assumption is 1) Kincaid comes in 10-15 lbs heavier and a lot stronger next season; he must have been told to do this, and McD as much as said this is important "...to make it through the entire season..." AND 2) Samuel will come in completely healthy and fast and will actually be the guy they traded for So not sure you see a lot in the WR room other than a big move for a boundary speedster . no idea who that will be.

yep, life goes on

Golf, Tennis, Beach, not necessarily in that order.

Good chance that with his brother Dalvin in his ear, he and his agent hold out this coming training camp for $20m. My understanding is this is typical for RBs entering year 4 of rookie contract (if they are top end talent, which he is). So expect a big sh-t show over this come April.

I don't care.

I doubt Beane resigns Cook if its $20m per. If its $10m, sure, but seems that brother Dalvin is making $20m waves. Makes no sense to pay that.

Draft by all accounts is very good for Edge and D Line this year. First year that has be so in many years. Just in time. Parsons, Garrett and Crosby in all likelihood are not going anywhere. If they were free agents I'd feel differently, but they are not I believe.

Pretty much. and I'm good with it for now. 15-4 WL record. Winning 70% of games for 5+ years. Come on, Enjoy the ride, beeeaaaatches.

They're all a bunch of liars this time of year, but between what Crosby and Brady are saying, Crosby is unlikely to be moved by the Raiders. He is also under contract. He's not a Free Agent.

I'm fine. From wondering if they could win the division to the brink of the SB, pretty great result this season. I'm more into the program being improved every year and I believe McBeanes are accomplishing this. I separate the crap-shoot single elimination tournament from the more revealing regular season. As far as I'm concerned, Bills were 15-4 this year and that is great. Still recovering from 17 years of suck I guess. Plus I'm a Josh fan but for all his heart and grit, he's got flaws that can show up in a game or two each year. Unfortunately, one the games they showed up in was a single elim. tournament game.. can't recover from that one... Looking forward to Beane having his hands untied adding more talent in FA this off season. Should be an even better roster next season.

I am today reading that Crosby is now enamored with Pete Carroll and that Brady will not let Crosby go anywhere. So looks like Crosby is off the radar ...

Teams trading their top defensive player makes no sense at all. Not going to happen. Crosby, Lawrence, Garrett are unique and not replaceable. You sign and pay those guys, not trade them. Right? Why would they even answer the phone?

Yeah against the better DCs, it seems that Josh will not be able to run much, roll right much, throw deep much anymore. He must play QB, reset protections, see what is coming and adjust, like a real QB. OC needs to be better, but Josh needs to be better as well. He probably knows that and will focus on it this offseason, just as he focused on minimizing turnovers this year. His marching orders are clear; as he said, having mastered Brady's new offense in hand for next season will be a big help. It appears that Brady changed quite a bit and Josh was learning it and getting sharper in it as the season went on. People are not factoring that in. Josh said he was learning it. that was an interesting quote. the ACL injury washed Von out. is what it is. he was tearing it up b4 that injury. Injuries matter. Plus it hit the cap hard. Unfortunate; thats about all one can say on that one.

agreed. IMHO, no NFL team is taking down the Chiefs anytime soon, barring a rash of injuries on that team. they have it all going on from top to bottom . they're just better than anyone else.