Southern_Bills

Yes they should, Edmunds is an above average player. They should try to work out a long term deal before he actually plays on that deal that is more friendly to the team. 12M (or 17M) for one year is too much for him. But getting him under a long term deal should be a big priority, not Josh Allen big but you know.

Mac Jones might be good, never spectacular but effective. I honestly don't think they have the roster for him to work early they will have to build around him.

Really wish they would take a chance on Dylan Moses if they get the opportunity. Was always a good player.

I said Barmore but had no dead set favorite. Barmore will probably be a good 3 tech and you can't have too many good ones. Not upset with Rosseau by any means though.

Possibly, I don't know enough about him. I'm just saying you pick at 30 and it's hard to get a get up and shout type pick. Not hating on the prospect at all.

I'll have to second this, it's hard to jump through the roof for a guy at pick 30. If he was that great in college he wouldn't be there at 30.

I'd be lying if I had an honest reaction, don't know enough about him.

Landon collins?

Funny all the perennial bad teams are jumping up and down the boards. The winning teams haven't moved.

Only logical sense it makes is cam can hit a 6 yard crosser and it may go to the house lol.

This, it's designed to protect the competitive nature of the league. It's unfortunate so many teams are bad at picking the player that best fits their system, ruining some players chances regardless of talent. That's the breaks though.

He won't be hurt by it, we are just learning it but I'm sure all teams have known. Smart of him to acknowledge it to make the media fluff up about it a non story. This just in Mac Jones has average hand size compared to NFL QBs! Will it be enough!? Anything is a story right now.

I thought Rosen would be good, I thought Allen was the right pick for the Bills with his Arm and size. I was wrong about Rosen being a "Great" QB though lol

Lance IMO. Better athlete than Fields and certainly Mac. I don't think they spent all that capital for Pitts, great player but to be worth that much in the 49ers offense you have to be able to block. With that said I'd still love to have Pitts so don't take it as a dig on him.

Leodis McKelvin would be an excellent #2 corner for us, or even Stephon Gilmore.

Exactly, you can't blame Beane and pretend McD has zero to do with picking his defensive personnel. Honestly though they aren't as bad as everyone makes out. Need a really good playmaker of course, but who doesnt.

Hopefully he does what is best for him, NFLPA would and probably will, prevent any mandatory vaccinations of their members.

I would say a team with a solid roster can go either way, luckily you usually have a smart front office to even be in that position. Therefore I would assume all options are open until we actually make a pick.

While I don't agree with it, it is their right. If it's New York government doing it, that's not exactly right. Especially with the issues coming up about the vaccine. Honestly though if a private business does something you dislike show them with your wallet, it's the only recourse. I would think HIPAA would actually prevent these rules from being legal, and that may prove true at a later date.

Maybe, maybe not. This falls into the too deep on the roster for me to predict. Probably anyone also as well. He isn't untouchable by any means, but to say say it's a done deal is a wild guess.

Allen seems to be wired "me vs. The world" which is great. I love it. I feel the same way and it's the only way to be, corporate or playing field that's the mentality you need. Maybe your right, but somehow I feel any game he loses in the playoffs will stick with him, as it should. That's a good thing in case your wondering.

Someone might watch me, and I'm paid way less than the players lol. 5 years of players (Diggs) pay and I'm moving to Mexico as an explat. Guaranteed.

So they could have put up 24 second half points if needed but chose 19 because they wanted to play an OT game? Pretty sure your just arguing to argue at this point lol

I get the "you can't blame one play/call theory" it's always the truth. Though saying a completely botched officiating job throughout the entire game (that went to OT) did not have a culminating effect on the outcome of a 3 point game is a bit rich. Hard to imagine how you could even think that is remotely true. If your just saying, no excuses move on but yeah they probably got screwed a little, I can at least understand that.

So you admit the NFL strayed from standard operating procedure to take something away from Buffalo? Best quality in an officiating body is consistency, which by your own admission they blatantly strayed from. I'm sure every helmet to helmet hit, low hit on a QB etc. Isn't intentional but the rules are the rules. Call it by the book and officiating is easy.