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I could see the Saints throwing their hat into one of these QB trade situations. After whatever drama was going on with Michael Thomas, package him with a 1st, next years 1st and some extra draft capital, plus another salary or two they need to get off the books. Wouldn’t surprise me, Payton isn’t going to want to oversee some long rebuild.

If I can deal a late 1st for a proven talent, in his prime on a favorable contract (Diggs), then I’d do it 10x out of 10... Matt Stafford however is none of those, that was a ridiculous trade by the Rams who remind me of some noob playing franchise mode in Madden. The late 1st is basically the same talent level as the 2nd round in most drafts except at a way higher contract (on the plus side if you hit, you get that 5th year option). If I’m Beane, and I can’t deal that pick for a proven edge rusher or LB, or another “impact player”, then I atleast try to trade down into the top of the 2nd and pick up an extra 3rd and 4th/5th in the process.

I was really high on Singletary after his rookie year, but idk if it’s a confidence issue or what since Daboll and the staff showed no faith in him. Whatever the case I can’t see them bringing back a guy they showed zero trust in being able to lead the backfield in the biggest games of the year. When he got opportunities this year he definitely underwhelmed.

Hopefully Frazier gets the Texans job. While I appreciate what he has done in his time here, this defense needs to get more aggressive, and Beane could definitely use some extra 3rd round picks. Move on from Smoke, Murphy, hopefully Star, and maybe some of those other pieces that didn't really work out as well as we'd hoped, use that cap and find some premium DL/Edge Rushing free agents looking to win a championship.

I think Brown is definitely gone next year, they can spend that cap better elsewhere, I expect Davis to continue improving as well and the teams passing offense actually looked better when Brown was out.

I didn’t like it at first, but then started looking at is as how the Mafia is always referred to as “the family”, and the whole “this thing of ours” sentiment just seems to be a perfect fit for our particular fan base.

What I don’t get is people acting like the snow isn’t an advantage when one QB has played in Wyoming and now Buffalo vs the other guy who hasn’t played a snap in snow and is from South Florida? One QB has the velocity to cut through the elements and still pass effectively through inclement weather, and when runs, runs with a much more downhill style... the other QB is a mediocre passer at best, and his running game relies on pure foot speed and quick cuts. In what way does snow not benefit this Bills team? It makes Baltimore even more one dimensional and I can’t wait for Lamar to try and run and juke on slippery unforgiving turf.

LOL @ the Saints being over 70% to beat Tom Brady (who is now clicking with his THREE all pro caliber WRs) for a third time in one season, at what amounts to a neutral site. Not happening. Time for the Saints to atone, they are done.

Am I crazy to think the best way to beat Lamar is to only rush 3-4, rarely blitz, don’t let it turn into school yard ball where once he escapes the pressure he runs for 20-50 yards? Clog up the middle of the field, instead of blitzing use Milano/Edmunds or a safety to spy Lamar. I’d be stuffing that box all day, daring him to beat the secondary deep and outside.

Would obviously rather lose Frazier than Daboll if one had to choose since McDermott could assume a large role on the Defensive side if needed while bringing a new DC up to speed on The Process.

Williams. Akers is balling as a rookie RB, Taylor had a good day today. As long as they are comfortable with his ball security then I see no reason not to play the rookie. Fresh legs, looked good in his only showing, give him a go.

McDermott getting out coached in the playoffs, again... I really don’t want a hue jackson

Not playing the brand of football that got us here. Between that, abysmal field position and poor run defense, that’s definitely not a recipe for success in the post season.

Wow, field position/return game is going to kill us

Yes, 100%... Brady, at the sight of wide right. Time to set the karma right, ultimate redemption, no more “Billsy” bull####, it’s the beginning of a new era, what better way than to put to bed all the demons of this franchise’s past in one game.

He’ll end up going to the Chargers. Herbert is very similar to Josh, except he’s way ahead in his development. That would be a hard gig to pass up just to stay local. I think our best bet is we win the Super Bowl, he leaves and is underwhelming as a HC while making a fortune In Sunny LA for a few years, and then we welcome him back like McDaniels with his Denver experiment.

I bet Drew is scared now... he should probably spend less time talking and more time in the Quarterback room.

Makes sense that it took some time with no preseason games and the amount of turnover they had with starting players on that side of the ball. Finally, it’s a great time to be a Bills fan!

The Super Bowl is in Tampa... Stars are aligning. Time for Buffalo to go on a run, return to the scene of the crime, erase all the bad karma, and take the first step at becoming the Dynasty the "Kelly-era" should've been. Call it a stretch, but this team is built to win for a long time, and now McD has made the playoffs 3 of his first 4 years here in Buffalo, I truly believe the best is yet to come. The Buffalo Bills are arguably the most complete football team in the entire league. No matter what happens, its been the funnest season in decades and the silver lining to an otherwise abysmal 2020.

I love the way Diggs plays the game...

I get the Steelers have a good defense, but this is also supposed to be one of the best Offenses in the league. This is just gross

Wow... I knew last weeks prime time performance was a fluke

Yep, dude is such a liability out there.

When was the last time Buffalo didn’t get embarrassed on Monday Night Football... Jesus Christ.

So happy we have Josh as the face of the franchise going forward. Those brief experiences as children last a lifetime. My Grandma worked at the Aud as part of the cleaning crew. One New Years Eve she had my parents and I come to a game, and after she brought us outside the locker room... then out walked Hasek and I’m standing there, I believe 11 years old, with my program all wide eyed and then I remember there were these two hot blondes outside in the hall vying for his attention. He says he has time for one picture, I remember thinking “well he’s not picking me, I wouldn’t pick me” and then waves me over, posed for a picture and signed my program... Pat LaFontaine would always be signing stuff for her and giving her whatever, programs, pucks, sticks. The game used stick he autographed to me is probably my most prized possession, can’t put a price tag on something like that. And yes, my gram was definitely the most bad ass ever. Her stories about when WWF would come to town, her and Andre actually had a lengthy conversation, I wish I could’ve been there for that one. Cal Ripken jr. however totally blew me off... I remember how awful that felt, even if he did have a lot of balls in his face... You win some you lose some. Seems Buffalo has a pretty good history with its top professional athletes being fan friendly... Atleast for the most part, so long as you don’t ask any kids who went to Jim Kelly’s Football Camp.