Don Otreply

Cool, 🍸🚬

I don’t think Tua finishes the game, Bills - 34 fish - 17

It needs to be a mix, can’t do the same things all the time, that’s what the problem was when we forced passes to Diggs and Davis every game, gotta keep the defense on its heels,

It’s like having three additional receivers available as needed, this allows J Brady and Allen to play a ball / TOP, control style game that has multiple benefits contributing to overall success. Maybe Josh has learned a little something from T Brady while out putting around…, I just threw up in my mouth a little…, 🤣

He has a serious pro WR to emulate, and they are using him in better ways, and he wants to show out, and be considered a go to guy, which is what is happening,

Same bat channel, same bat time…, GO BILLS!!!

They have two major problems, 1) the owner, and 2) Aaron Rodgers, who needs a flat bed truck to carry his ego around on…, 🤣

Pff, apparently likes looking like a group of fools, and ya know, they’re good at it…,

Dion served him up on a platter, 😁👍

No freaking way, he is going on 34 years old, well past his best performing years, and why in gods name would you trade your quality up and coming young players for this individual, I hate threads like this, no real thought put into them, it should have been titled “ I have an idea to set our team back three years, thoughts?” GO BILLS!!!

How much is “much”

Yikes gomper, are a self appointed fun monitor?

I’ll just assume you are either joking or your IQ has lost a step…,

They wicked losers after all

I thought he retired lol

Leslie who

Shoeless Joe Hollins,

I hate prevent defense,

Good to see Cole Bishop is in, 😁👍

Don’t go and get Billsey you knuckleheads !

I love when a plan comes together 😁👍🍸🚬 GO BILLS!!!

GO BILLS!!!

I guess that’s that for the drama…,

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To use a phrase some dislike, a fair number of QBs have likely been ruined, by organizations that had / have no real clue on how to acclimate their high pick QBs into the NFL, or build an O - line that had even a chance in hell to protect their investment, yes some of them were just bad, but I would venture to guess that something around 15-20 percent that “failed” could very well have become decent game managers, or better if they had been drafted into organizations that had the know how to bring them along, sadly, there is still a lot of square peg in the round hole thinking amongst team HCs and GMs…,