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If you're going to have a FB I think he's been fine. I don't really see any need to upgrade from him and he's cheap.

100% hard agree here. He does not have the athletic skillset to be a successful long term starter in a McDermott defense. If we can shore up everything else around him he's serviceable, but that's not exactly a ringing endorsement.

He Had 8 sacks last season so I think he'd be a fine budget signing.

I'll check out some highlights, thanks. I think signing 1 more vet WR makes a ton of sense with the Cooper/Hollins departure. Maybe internally the Bills are way higher on Samuel returning to form than most of us are, but some competition in that room would be nice.

Moore can't really play outside though, right? I think you can line up Elijah Moore in the X or slot, so he's more versatile. I think he played almost 50/50 outside and slot his whole career.

I think using our second round pick on a WR makes a lot of sense. I wouldn't be surprised to see us draft DL - CB - WR with the first 3 picks.

I don't know how much of an upgrade he is from Reggie Gilliam at this point either.

The reactions to him not signing are so over the top. I'll be shocked if he beats either of those numbers in New England. People on this board are ragging on Palmer but gutted that we lost Hollins, it makes no sense to me.

I'm probably higher on the idea of Elijah Moore than I should be, but I think he's the lotto ticket WR I'd take this offseason given who is left.

I’m pretty surprised by the fan reaction about this one. Mack was the epitome of a JAG. Fun personality, but not a particularly good WR. Good luck to him, I seriously doubt he has another season as productive as the one he just had.

If you put it into context with how much Gabe Davis got last year, then this deal looks better. I'd rather have Palmer than Davis any day.

That feels like a lot but he does fit a need. Analytics guys like him so maybe there's more there than meets the eye. I like that they're trying something, but I don't know how much this moves the needle. He is a separator though.

The Jets have to overpay Justin Fields for him to play for them. Let that sink in. What a dumpster fire of an organization

Mack, Garrett, Miller (on a big paycut), and Rousseau would be a pretty nifty DE room. A lot more inspiring than giving Toohill meaningful snaps.

It's important to value yourself in a negotiation. That's really all he's doing here. What they should do is give him 10 million and help him land a PR/Commercial campaign to pay him the remaining 5. Don't tell me "that's not legal in the NFL", teams are doing stuff like that all over the place.

This is basically getting another John Brown isn’t it? I think it’s a good idea, and I see a role to be filled.

I'll probably get roasted for this, but I think you could get some value for Benford that might be worth thinking about. With the exception of Elam, the Bills have been excellent at coaching up DBs. EDIT: Yup, getting roasted, lol. I didn't say I wanted them to do this guys.

That performance and this one should now silence the "GOAT" conversations for the time being. I might have been hyperbolizing a bit in my original comment, but he was atrocious last night.

I think there's some D3 college teams that would have given us a better games than whatever Mahomes was doing out there.

The ST was bad, I don't think we need to read into it more than that. I'm glad he's gone and hopefully whoever comes in can clean up that phase of the game.

I can't agree that he stepped up at all, but yes, the Chiefs got farther.

That was embarrassing for Mahomes. Legacy tainting bad. One of the worst QB performances I've seen in a superbowl. Talk about not rising to an occasion. I effing' loved every second of it. Let's hope this is the beginning of the end of the Chiefs era. I'm not going to bother tying the Bills into it. The meltdown was so satisfying to watch.

Worthy didn't really do much of anything until garbage time. Despite having massive opportunity all season he really wasn't particularly impressive. I'm not saying Coleman was or will be significantly better. I'm just saying it remains to be seen ultimately who is the greater impact player on their respective team.

The Totinos commercial was the best one and it wasn't even close.

I've been on the record that I'm fine moving on from McDermott, if only because I think philosophically having a defensive HC with an all world QB in today's NFL is backwards. That being said, I don't think it's fair to compare what the Eagles just did and hold that against McDermott. Roseman is on an incredible hotstreak as a GM, well above the norm in hit rate draft picks and FA signings. The Bills simply are not as good of a group of individual talents as the Eagles are. Despite that, the Bills are right there at the top of the NFL. The type of players that Beane and McDermott draft needs to shift. Whether or not they can do that remains to be seen.