N.Y. Orangeman

Is he serious about the Eli trade?

Yuck....maybe a UDFA at another position. Think a very poor man's Taysom Hill

Enjoy your whamlet

Can we call this the "Falling Down" thread? I literally see Michael Douglas in these posts...

Yeah...that whole spending $1.3B to keep the Bills and Sabres in WNY in perpetuity is completely disrespectful.

It hurts my heart that Sam Young has his own thread and debate on this board..

Our reaction to our coach being 2-4 as compared to the last 20 years of BB.

New England fans are laughing at this..

Rough, early list of OL I like OL: G AJ Cann T Darryl Williams C Mitch Morse RT Jake Fisher (reclamation project)

Booooo!

I'd need to get my hands on an extra 2nd, with a pick going back their way.

2-1 as a starter

I don't believe there is a "The Media" in the NFL. Imagine even getting all of the Athletic, TBN and WGR reporters/columnists/clowns in a room and ask them to formulate a platform, let alone all their counterparts across the country.

Nah....the opossum has advanced metrics to back it up. FWIW, he doesn't believe in Mayfield as a savior either.

The opposum, while liking him as a person, doesn't believe in TT as a passing QB.

Allen has more TDs than Mayfield.

"A Tony Romo like quality...." Umm..maybe if TR was really, really good.

I love Joe B's work...save this. However, this attempt to characterize his review of the All-22 as an analytical model fails badly. First, he starts with play counts and letter grades, the latter of which being wildly subjective and in his case, having no basis other than as having covered the Bills as a reporter (i.e., no football experience). Next, he averages them applying weight to each game. You could go one forever, but at least PFF has some objective standards and defensible models. Joe has nothing but a desire to appear analytical.

OK....what are their handles here?

I like Landry Jones as an option.

" byJerrySullivan 6 hrs-edited Defense overrated, overmatched against Philip Rivers Imagine that, me being too kind to the Bills. I felt they could win Sunday, despite their historically horrid performance a week earlier. Over the years, I’d seen countless examples of them being dismissed as sizable underdogs, only to rise up and stun the skeptics."

Agreed, but it is the same look that nearly every NFL coach has when he puts in a rookie QB.

Kinda feels like the "I Sucked Least" award.

Agree, but it is nice to dream...

Ali Marpet and Mitch Morse, please.