Sestak4ever

I agree. The Pack will be one of the top 5 drafting teams next year. If they need to they will package their pick with the one they got from the Jests and take their QB.

Keep us on a low profile. I love it, and I think Josh and the team does also. When Josh and the boys are on top of their game it doesn’t matter who is on the other side.

Sure sounds like the talent and attitude are all there. It basically falls on Dorsey to properly utilize him and integrate all our weapons to be successful. Dorsey might not be on the hot seat, but plenty of eyes will be focused on him.

Now Jackson says with all the weapons they have he wants to throw for 6,000 yards! Best laugh of the day!😆 Maybe he meant over the course of 3 seasons.

Like an old reunion.

I am not a fan of the Lion's draft at all. I am a long time Bills fan and season ticket holder for 20 years, now living in Alabama. Been here since 1996. Watch all the Bama games and a ton of SEC games in general. Was disappointed in Will Anderson's 2022 season. Thought he played much better the previous year. Early on he was in the conversation for possible consideration for the Heisman as a defensive player, but that dried up as the season progressed. It will be interesting to see how this projects to the pro level. Thought the Colts did well except for Richardson. People keep comparing his situation to Josh Allen's, however Josh had no talent around him at Wyoming. Richardson was surrounded by talent at Florida, but could do nothing with it. Thought the Steelers draft went well also. All in all it seemed like a relatively weak draft class which makes it harder to gauge. When all is said and done, Go Bills!!

Not sure if this has already been mentioned, but in February Rodgers said he was 90% retired. Makes you wonder about his focus and commitment.

As I stated earlier I believe the Jets gave up way too much. Short sighted on their part.

I think the Jets gave up way too much for Rodgers. Would not be surprised that the Packers could be thinking about next years draft. They probably won’t do very well next year, but anything is possible. However they could package both firsts next year to move up for one of the top qb’s. It’s supposed to be a great qb class. I know this is way premature and somewhat crazy speculation, but it would be a long term strategy versus the Jets that will be lucky to get two years out of Rodgers.

Trent Richardson. Was unstoppable against good competition in the SEC. I think it was more mental than physical for him. Didn’t have the desire and never wanted to work at his craft.

Crazy money for him. Ravens headed on a downward spiral. Seems like a desperation move.

I agree 100% on Richardson. Some team will overdraft him and be incredibly disappointed.

However check out the wide receivers Brady had in New England. Outside of Moss and maybe Edelman he won a bunch of Super Bowls with very average wideouts. He had Gronk at TE, but not much in wr’s.

Kadish was a great player for the Bills for many years, very solid contributor. Consistently good. Was a joy to watch him make plays. RIP big Mike.

Hard to say if this trade happens or not as this front office is very tight lipped with no leaks, as compared to the previous regime. My guess is we won’t really know anything until it actually goes down.

Please let Yolo know he is missed and greatly appreciated. Looking forward to his return.

People thought the Fins were winning it all last season when they overpaid for Chubb. How did that work out for them? These moves all seem like short sighted desperation with no concern for sustained success.

They'll pay lots of $ for a guy past his prime

Can say the same for a few qb's, however there are more JaMarcus Russells, Brady Quinns, David Carrs, Ryan Leafs, Harringtons, etc. You just never know, especially how quickly they can process what is happening on the field. I wish Reich the best of luck as I think he is a very good head coach. The success of the trade is strictly based on how well all the draft picks perform in the pros. As always, time will tell.

It’s an odd trade. Based on what I’ve read the Panthers like a few of the quarterbacks and are not focused on just one. It’s not like there is an Andrew Luck or Elway out there where everyone sees them as a can’t miss prospect, head and shoulders above everyone else. Reich got tired of coaching without a reliable qb. Hope they pick the right guy. At the combine I was impressed with Levis from Kentucky. Nice compact throwing motion and a strong arm. We’ll see.

It’s interesting to note that McDaniels was on Mike Shanahan’s staff in Washington when they literally would not take Robert Griffin off the field even though he couldn’t walk and later found he had torn both his ACL and his LCL. Interesting pattern here.

He tells players in the article to not take the pills or injections the teams gives you. The league, unfortunately, doesn’t care about the long term implications of their “get back on the field” treatments. Not sure, but it almost seems that certain teams are more guilty of this approach than others.

I agree. Some desperate franchise with an owner with more money than sense will pay him. Could be the Jets, the Raiders, Saints, Bucs. Who knows. He would receive better marketing if he had an agent for sure.

After both the AFC championship game and the Super Bowl, the Chiefs will be roasted all off season as receiving favoritism from the officials. They don’t care as they won the Super Bowl, but Philly and Cinci fans will make a ton of noise, and those are heavily populated cities. Can’t say I blame them. Also has anyone noticed that in each close playoff game with a late fourth quarter kickoff that they have all been squib kicks?

I would pick up Keenan Allen in a heartbeat. He has at least two good, productive years left in him. He could make a huge difference. Herbert was much more effective when Allen got back on the field.