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Definitely don’t like the idea of losing Cook for 2025, but if it comes down to him or Benford it might come down to depth behind these two players. IMO the depth behind Cook is considerably better than that behind Benford. Can’t believe that won’t be a big consideration here on Beane’s decision. Cook is a nice RB, but top two or three salary wise I don’t think so. A few too many dropped TD passes for that title, plus he is not a three down RB. Hope they can come to a reasonable settlement with him, but if they can’t the team’s tolerance of malcontents leads me to believe he won’t be in a Bills uniform beyond 2025 if even that.

Given the season they just had and still a lot of areas that need and should see improvement in this offseason I believe the team’s prospects for 2025 are quite bright. See no reason why we can’t expect another trip to the AFCCG and hopefully this time the football gods shine on us for a change. Gotta go all out for that #1 seed and home field throughout the playoffs. Set the tone early and take no prisoners. GO BILLS!

I’ve used Kelly’s Heroes for over thirty years. Started it back before all these online sites. Had to calculate all the team scores by hand using the stats in the newspaper.

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Personally, I don’t like this news at all. Every time we have had joint practices with the Steelers we have had players get injured. Some due to cheap shots taken by Squeeler players.

For me growing up in Buffalo in the 50’s and early 60’s it was Jim Brown. The Cleveland Browns games were on pretty much every Sunday and watching that guy run the football was just amazing. What a tremendous athlete! After every play he would get up so slowly and almost limp back to the huddle, but then on the very next play would come charging at the opposing defense like a runaway locomotive. They say that was his deliberate strategy because he never wanted the defense to know if they really got him on the play. The guy was just a joy to watch.

Thad Lewis was just the Rooney Rule.

Well, obviously we will never know for sure what would have happened, but I just can’t see crucifying Bass for losing the game because of missing that FG.

That missed kick didn’t cost us the game. The offense needed to score a touchdown on that last drive or wind the clock down a lot more than they did. Bass makes the kick and ties the game, then Mahomes leads the Chiefs down the field for a game winning FG in the final seconds. Our depleted defense couldn’t stop the Chiefs.

Thanks for posting this. Awesome piece! Thanks again.

Bills 48-13

Color Rush Bills - 45 Jersey Boys - 19

Bills - 41 Jags - 13 41 points per week become the norm from now until the bye week.

I’m thinking what happened with Josh last night could turnout to be a blessing in disguise. During this offseason we have heard a lot of talk from him about wanting to change his ways from trying to do too much and putting himself and the team in harms way with foolish pass attempts leading to INT’s, reckless runs where he takes unnecessary hits and costly fumbles where he fails to protect the ball well enough. So last night he immediately showed talk is cheap and carrying through with these assurances and promises is hard to do. It’s not as easy a flipping a light switch. Now after this prime time embarrassment where he single-handedly lost the game for the team he hopefully will see that you just can’t talk about changing. Better this happen now and he rights his own ship than he coasts along well into the season being somewhat true to his word, but not totally and the Josh we saw last night rears it’s ugly head in a really important game late in the season. So hopefully what happened last night will finally be the last straw to make JA do what it takes to be true to his words. If so it might just be exactly what the doctor ordered.

Awesome! Thanks for posting.