Chaos

If bettting odds are the proxy of Super Bowl liklihood, we peaked at +125 last season. Meaning our odds are 6x worse now than at peak betting odds love for the Bills last year. If we go to preseason, we have gone from +400 to +850, meaning the betters think our changes are less than half of last season. So quite clearly trending downwards, among betting money.

He is like the next qb off the board after the initial run. If someone like the saints or Seahawks wants him, they might trade up. If Robinson is gone , there does not seem to be other positional players that are so talented teams are going to move up. Saints are not a good example they would wait until 29. The bills and bengals are not going qb. But if day the Seahawks liked him at 37 and thought the saints liked him at 29. They might trade to move up ahead of the saints

Alternatively, do not draft 19 year olds.

Tanner McGee

There are no WR's that are sure things in this draft. There are a bunch of guys who do have a chance to be WR1s. Some of those guys will be around in rds 3, 4 and 5. Again, not sure things, but legit lottery tickets.

All restructures are wizardry. Aren't you paying attention in class?

My offer is this: nothing. Not even the $20,000 for the gaming license, which I would appreciate if you would put up personally.

If you mean McGovern, he is clearly an above average pass blocker. And he is clearly a below average run blocker. He grades out to average overall. Personally I value pass block more than run blocking, because the Bills offense is entirely 100% dependent on Josh Allen. I think he is a good signing. But overall he is average.

Sproles rolling out for the hb option to devonte harty. makes so much more sense than Josh Allen to some dumbcluck 6'2 WR.

we need to go smaller.

Signing Deonte Hardy. Check. On to the draft we go.

McGovern & Harrison (or avila, or Dawan Jones) would make the line a different beast.

If we score 35 points a game it would not be a waste.

If the Bills could pull off the Oliver for Henry deal, and draft a Dawand Jones, or Steve Avila with their first pick (could probably trade back a bit), they arguably would be set on offense, and could use the draft to replace Oliver and Edmunds, and add secondary help.

The Bills had low end TE1 production last season at high end TE1 salary cap usage. Getting improvement in this are is one of keys for the Bills offense for 2023.

Chiefs are wizarding too. Damn. Didn't see that coming.

We got four or five more years of McBeane. We will be patient whether we like it or not.

I think the Bengals could regress this year. They lost meaningful players.

10 receptions, 4 tds.

Reminds me of the James Hardy mismatch strategy.

Chiefs have 12 draft picks. Bengals have 7, Bills have 6. Nothing in the draft tracking record suggests the 2023 draft is the place we are going to close the gap. I am hoping that last years playoff failures were a function of injuries and emotional exhaustion from an unusual season. I fear that like when the Bills exposed the limitations of the Raven's offense, a strategy copied by other good teams, that the Bengals exposed the limitations of their defensive scheme, and that absent significant innovation, other teams will follow the Bengals blue print.

Based pretty much on one great decision followed by a careers worth of average decision making. And average beats the hell out of Doug Whaley and Buddy Nix.

The team that wins the Super Bowl is the best team. Definitions have taught us that.

Hence the phrase "so far" in the question.

What is the most impactful new player signing so far this free agent season? Feel free to comment on which signing is the most wizardy as well 😁