Ethan in Cleveland

Agree with this ranking. Ask me after the season and DK Metcalf may move into the top 3

Weighted AP or IB classes earn more than 4.0 for an A

LB depth is awful. Kleine was good for 6 games last year. If he can play at the level hid did at the end of the year they could have some interesting 4-3 looks. Edmunds got some snaps over the OT with Klein at MLB very late in the year. . Everyone else on the team is awful. Safety depth is a worry. LT could be a big problem if Dawkins got hurt.

I would not be shocked at all. He had a terrible rookie year and he had a few nice plays before getting hurt. He made his mark at Stanford by making plays behind the LOS. He has never seemed like a good fit in this defense.

I think people have missed out on his greatest achievement. He was instrumental in negotiating revenue sharing between the franchises. That is his greatest legacy.

Seriously? Fromm won't even make the team. Trubisky is a low end starter for some teams. Fromm has no value and hurts the team by taking up a roster spot they can and should use to carry an extra lineman.

Seems about right. Alot will depend on how Star looks in camp. Also remember Phillips was a healthy scratch for a bunch of games last year so he is on the bubble too. The last spot will be between Phillips and Zimmer. The group you chose is a little light at 3 technique DT. But if Boogie can play some snaps inside on passing downs they should be ok.

None for myself but I have purchased an awful collection for my kids. You have to realize they don't make that many jerseys in kids sizes and kids grow each year. So yes I purchased Losman, Edwards, Alonso, Gilmore, Watkins, and Manuel jerseys over the years. For myself, I only own one - Thurman Thomas signed jersey with a HOF patch.

Good. Less travel and less COVID exposure.

I agree. I am interested to see who emerges as a legit pass rushing threat. Beane has put a ton of money and draft picks into the DL with little to show for it. Time for these guys to step up. Hated most of the signings last year. Too old and slow. Really like that they asked Epenesa to lose weight. Of course it won't happen but I still want to see Edmunds as an OLB in the 4-3. He's fine at MLB in nickel which they play the majority of time. But even in nickel I'd like to see him rush the passer and have Milano play deep middle from time to time. The final five on the OL will be interesting to see. I'm still going with Feliciano as my surprise training camp cut as they go with youth at guard and Bates as a swing tackle back-up center.

I know. I suppose you could go Mahommes, Rodgers, Brady, Wilson top 4. After that you would have to put guy like Watson, Stafford, Herbert, and I guess Ryan next. I can't see any way Allen is not top 4

Agree! He was outstanding and made some superstar catches. The Bills haven't had a group with this level of ability 1 through 5 ever. They have guys that can make diving, sideline, and contested catches consistently. I've posted for a while the NFL is about doing the routine at a very high level of consistency and making the amazing play more often than not.

Everyone thinks their hometown announcers are the best. That's silly but what matters is do they make the experience better for the fans and make a connection with the fan base. In each case, Miller, Darling, and Jeanerette did just that. They all made being a fan of a Buffalo sports team more enjoyable. Buffalo missed out on the longtime baseball announcer that so many cities embraced. But I wouldn't trade "Where mama hides the cookies" for anyone.

You can get Sunday ticket without Direct TV. That is how I get it. No satellite signal at my house

Bills of the 90's had Thurman who was a MVP and Bruce Smith who was defensive MVP and a team that would have 5 HOF players if you include Lofton, a HOF coach, and multiple other Wall of Fame guys. Sabres at the same time had an aging Mike Ramsey, a young Mogilny, future HOF Dave Andrechcuk, and they traded for Lafontaine. By the mid-90's they added Hasek. The years you note were great, but the early 90's were much better. OJ was an all-world talent and is still in the conversation for greatest RB of all time, but the team was terrible.

Never watched an episode and have limited TV time. Is HardKnocks worth watching? Training camp seems boring enough, not sure how they spice it up.

Never said it was mandatory. If Allen is playing at an elite level four or five years from now they will be competitive. In four years though probably 3/4 of the team will have turned over around him. Like any other GM Beane will need to draft well and spend more wisely than he has in free agency in the past. Kudos to him this past year to get some guys to take pay cuts and Milano and Williams to sign reasonable deals.

Agreed. I would put that comeback just behind the Cardinals even though the Cardinals game was a loss

Play much better than Allen did his rookie year where he was far below average. Why is it not possible Tua will get better just as Josh did? I was never a big Tua fan and he may have already hit his ceiling due to average or below average arm strength. But no one really knows.

What kind of doc are you? I'm a cardiologist

In retrospect, Jim turned the ball over too much especially in the playoffs. If he calls Thurman's number 5 more times in SuperBowl XXV instead of himself Bills win by 10. Josh has all the tools to be a more successful QB than Kelly but he still needs to win some more big games. For all Josh did last year, two greatest plays of 2020 were made by Taron Johnson. The third best is Allen to Diggs for the comeback win over the Cardinals that was not to be. Bills probably have a 2 maybe 3 year window to win it all. Hopefully Beane understands one SB win is worth more than 5 playoff appearances. Bills need to be all in while Josh is affordable.

He will make the roster. They can't go into the season with 2 rookies and Epenesa opposite Hughes. Not if they are trying to win it all this year.

If you can't cut Addison for cap reasons you can't trade him either. It has the same effect on the cap. Hughes is still the best pass rusher on the team and is on the final year of his contract. No reason to trade him.

Having two capable TE's adds an incredible dimension to this offense.

I don't understand what is so complex about Flores starting Tua. The Dolphins needed to evaluate him and get him game time for the future. And for all of you Tua sucks crowd, his passer rating was 87 with 11 TD and 5 INT. Josh Allen first year passer rating was 67 with 10TD and 12 INT. Tua doesn't have the physical tools Allen has but nobody on this board and probably not even Flores knows just yet how good or bad Tua will play.