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I know, right? Jeepers creepers, Royale. I don't even have to know how much the Rams paid for him (although, I believe it is second to Mack in Chicago), I just know that automatically it is money well spent.

Please from you guys that follow the college players more closely than I do. We do need a pass rush specialist at some point, and if ones not available in FA...

Push everything else aside...can you imagine if they only gave the kid one game at the end of this season? Jeepers. man, this weirdly worked out perfectly, didn't it? Played a little bit early, took a little break, then came back. 3-3, 8 passing TDs, 7 Int, 5 rushing TDs. 207 yards passing per game, 79 yards rushing per game for 286 yards per game offense down the stretch. Long Live Josh Allen.

And we know now from the thread, article, and what we’ve heard on this board that the kid had turned the corner and shown another level of dedication.

Another great post, huddles! My dad was 78. Like a moron as a son you say things out of th blue and I told him after the giants game, “who knows, dad, this might be your last Bills game.” He said, “it might be.” He was gone that February. We disagreed on many things, but we always had football and I was always there for him at Bills games out of all his kids, especially since my mom had passed away 7 years earlier (coincidentally, today is the 17th anniversary of her passing). five or six years ago I was going through my nightstand drawer and found the ticket stub from that last game...I’ll cherish it, always. How I would love just one more game with my dad, preferably with the granddaughter he never got to meet, in between us. Go Bills...Go dads.

I actually forgot to put “except for fansince88”. My bad brother. honestly, great post.

High tides raise all ships, Cutty, and that son of a gun is one high tide! Look at Boyd. couldnt agree more with you.

Buff, I thought he was going to remain as coach, but when he wouldn’t make some changes it was mutually agreed that he would leave. my bad if I am wrong.

I do hear you, Virgil, but he’ll be wearing a Bills helmet, will be representing the team and will be where he should be...amongst some of the best players in the League. Never let the laurels stop for this man!

Great googily-moogily that 70 million is mind boggling. yes...honestly, 6-10 is almost miraculous when you consider the above. It’s like freaking Money Ball...with a whole lot of heart in the players who were here.

Limeaid, that is interesting about the fine. I never thought of that. btw, see my post up above on what I think the other Bills linemen would do if given the opportunity to be the one ejected. i love this team.

Isnt it weird, BB...Milarky has been a head coach twice and technically was never fired from either job.

I know, right. you know what’s funny GB, if they took a moment and asked the Bills lineman “which of you is going to be ejected for trying to protect or stand up for our QB?”, to a man I believe it would have been like something out of Rudy, or maybe even Spartacus...each man being honored to be the one to fall on the sword for the cause...and for their friend and leader.

Steve, that is it right there. We absolutely know who our 1, 2 and 3 are...done. Dilusions by Anderson? No way, he gets a nice pay check, won't get banged up and he knows exactly why he is there. Barkely? He knows his job, he has a contract with the knowledge that this team isn't testing him out...this team wants him here. We have a haggard vet who has been around, a 4-5 year veteran who has taken his lumps and is still sticking around, and Kid Cannon who's ready to take the league over. Hollywood writes this stuff. Love it!

Couldn't agree more. Man...I'll never replace yesterday's game in my memory for all the obvious reasons...and thank you Kiko for getting yourself ejected, you moron, while also not hurting our QB...jerk. The last remaining Buffalo Bill still on the team my father saw play in 2007 before he died in early 2008 was Kyle Williams. I HAD to go to this game. I'm glad I stuck around after the game to give the man a high five and say thank you. Insane, but this might be the most livable 6-10 season in franchise history.

Bills fans at the stadium would be cheering wildly at Jordan Mills and giving him a wave of ovation and thumbs up as he slow walked off the field and out the tunnel. Seriously, I felt great for the guy. There was little doubt that he was loving every minute of it too and fired up as he left. I love this team.

It's way too early...wait...maybe.

...how about you schedule Buffalo vs New England for week 17 next year...oh, wait...and you have the game in Buffalo. Yes...yes...yes, yes, you are not reading that wrong. The Pats going on the road for the final game against a division opponent who may not be a push over for them to play at this time next year. No...I know you think it might be a little much for the Pats just before the playoffs...yes, I also know you are worried that at home, possibly in January, even if Buffalo may (may) have nothing to play for they might be a little physically imposing on the Pats. Don't be a moron. I know Tom turns 42 in the late summer, and I live here so I know Buffalo is cold and that Bills fans may be inhospitable towards him. Just pat yourself on the back and just think of it as getting the Patriots ready for the post season.

I love having their 3 set before 2018 is even over. Man, they must have really liked the way their QB's work together in the last 6-7 weeks.

Plus, BB, I think his teammates love the hell out of him and will play hard to back him up.

Williams is a dunder head.

Make this one for Kyle. One of the Bills’ all time greats. We’ll miss you old friend.

yeah, he won't.

Is anyone of us not leaning forward in our chairs and getting excited over the possibility of signing Paridis? Do a number of other moves, but this is one of those that appears to be a MUST to me...and crushing if the Jets get him. Sorry, don't know who the Jets current starting C is. EDIT: I want to sign a C or draft/sign a T that I don't ever have to think about again until there contract is over. I know many of you want a G, too. However, I don't want to appear too greedy and jinx my first two options.

According to Spotrac by the time everything is all said and done this Sunday Kyle will have made $57,228,000 in his career. I easily trust he is someone who has managed his money wisely. Good luck in anything that you do in the future, Kyle, but should you decide to never work again...good for you, brother!