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Democrats are more popular when it comes to abortion rights, however I haven't seen a single poll that shows that is the most important issue. The biggest issues are the economy, immigration, and security. All three of those are landslides towards trump in terms of who can handle those issues better. Kamala was terrible with the responsibility of the border. That is a very easy attack on Kamala. Plus she is the last popular VP by piling in US history. She would not beat Trump.

Shedeur is rated by most as the number 1 qb coming into this year. The guy is going to be a top ten pick in the draft. Forcing all players to go to a concert is insane.

I don't think he would get one if he keeps dropping touchdown passes. I do think the team likes him a lot. He adds an element of speed and explosiveness that they value in the running back room. It also depends a lot on how much he would be seeking. If it is around 10 million a year, they go a different direction.

I'm rooting for him. I haven't heard a single peep about him being a distraction or discontent, which speaks to his character. It has seemed to me that he still thinks a lot rather than looking comfortable. He gets juked a lot, but with his athleticism has been able to make up for it, and come back and make a play on the ball. He just doesn't have the natural feel for the defense that Benford or Butler do. I hope it turns around for him, because he seems like a really good dude, and it would be great to have reliable corners like we had reliable safeties for the next 5 years or so.

I agree Darnold would be a much better comparison for his skill set. Remember Darnold was known as a great playmaker in college. He was known for his ability to make plays after it broke down. It just end up translating to the pros.

I know college defenses are much different as stated above, but what that shows is his desire to stretch vertically when available. Also, the offense did try to hit on some deep routes that just weren't completed against KC. Three of them were thrown pretty well, and the receivers just didn't come down with them. I think that is a big reason why we see the shift in adding big receivers. You don't want to be in a position where you're relying on Sherfield to be running go in a playoff game as your primary drop threat.

My hope is that it is Claypool. It is a LONG shot, but that would be the best result for the team. He and Keon on the outside with Shakir and Kincaid in the middle part of the field. Throw in Cook with his explosiveness, and that would be tough to plan against. Then you have Samuel being a Swiss army knife for different alignments.

I think the absolute best case scenario is that Claypool realizes this is his last chance puts in a lot of work, and realizes his potential. I think it is a REALLY big long shot, but that would be ideal. I think he has legit top ten receiver talent if he worked at it. You As for MVS, as others have men mentioned, it gives us better depth. The push for big receivers is evident rather than relying on guys like Sherfield and Harty trying to run routes down the field. Even Diggs in the 2nd half of the year was not reliable. I like the change in philosophy.

I'm glad to hear they brought Eason in. He has a big arm and is a big dude. Might be one of the few that could come close to Josh's arm strength. He was a big time high school prospect.

He was really coming on at the end of last year. I though he would be a thousand yard type receiver this year for Mahomes. Any news like this doesn't hurt the Bills.

My expectations are really the same as they were last year. I think they are one of about six teams that will have an opportunity to win a super bowl. This is a team that has the potential to be better than the last two years, come playoff time. There were 7 to 8 starters on defense that were either coming off major injury or out for the KC game. They still got stops in the 2nd half to give the offense a chance to win. For the offense, we could see them be better with a full off-season working with Brady. My biggest concern is the loss of Morse. He was the veteran anchor of the line and Josh was really comfortable with him. They will have a big downgrade in experience with whatever option they go with(Van Pran or McG). I do think that the Bill's have seen enough in practice to be comfortable moving forward, but that is my biggest concern with the offense. I really don't think the Diggs loss will hurt at all, could even be addition by subtraction with the way the last ten games went. So, for me the expectations are 11-14 wins and a division title and be one of the best 6 teams in the league.

I think this allows for there to be a backup plan if McGovern or Edwards don't work out. It really helps bring up the floor for the oline.

No surprise here, my guess would be he is extended sometime this season, and will never play on that option.

This season reminds me of the year that KC traded Tyreke. Many were saying they were going to take a step back, as they reset the roster. I think the key will be injuries. If the defense goes into the playoffs healthy, they can be a lot better than the last time they played. Having Milano, a healthy Daquan, Benford, Bernard, and hopefully improvement from Von, in addition to what the rookies bring. This defense can be much better. Also, a full off-season for Brady to build up the offense to his design. I'm much more optimistic than a lot of comments I'm seeing.

Due to how we handled the draft, I'm thinking they may have some other plan for one more receiver spot. Maybe a trade or post June cuts. We will see. There is still a lot of time before training camp.

For those that said he isn't great at either, the guy didn't give up a single pass over 20 yards all year, zero touchdowns given up last year. Two time all american. That is pretty elite from a CB. The guy has a history of playing safety, both in college and high school, so its not that he is a complete novice at either position. He had excellent coaching from Phil Parker at Iowa. Just take a look at all the defensive backs currently in the pros from Iowa. Also, is an excellent returner. My biggest worry would be his late season injury and even though most people recover these days, it may be a 2 year process before he is himself.

I would love a Franklin and Leggete combination. You combine those two with Kincaid, Shakir, and cook on the field, and that would be a diverse, and explosive set of eligible receivers to combine with Josh's playmaking.

I did play qb through childhood and through high school. I have completed a decent about of passes in games before. With that said 1 to 5 would still be a max for me.

What comments did Elam make after the season?

I would throw Leggette in there. If we got any combination of two out of those 3, I would be extremely happy.

I don't think there is any doubt in my mind that they could win it this year. The team was 3 dropped passes where if one of those was completed, one off balanced throw to an open receiver and a missed routine fg away from beating this year's super bowl winner. We gain big pieces back on defense, and I truly don't think the receiver losses hurt them all that much. Better injury luck and hit on a receiver in the draft and I think they are in good shape.

I follow Iowa closely because my dad went there. I watched most every game he played in. He is a gamer. Just a really good football player. He will find a way to be a started for ten years. I don't think we will be upset in the long run at all. He can provide return ability, play safety, slot corner, outside corner. You find a way to get him on the field. To get an idea of his athleticism watch his dunk videos.

Having 3 young girls, this is just sick. Praying for these children that were in this dude's care. What a mess!

When I saw this, I thought obviously fake. It doesn't change the fact that he seems to be a head case. He is not doubt talented, but when I read the article about him writing messages in nail polish for different games, I thought huge red flags in terms of being a leader of men.

I like it. Prefect rb3 for the team.