Mark Vader

Pretentious, but it did have some originality to it. I miss the old division and conference names in the NHL.

I'm probably going to skip this weekend, but I will watch the Super Bowl. For the most part, I'm getting ready for free agency and the draft.

This would explain why the Big 10 future schedules have all listed their conference schedules as "To Be Determined".

See you in Los Angeles!

Ojabo won't last to us, I do like Dotson and would be fine with taking him at 25.

Me too. I used to love the Pro Bowl, because the players actually played as if it were a real game.

You want to draft a Punter in the 3rd round?

Officially, 2026. Although in 2024 & 2025 the Bills have two strength-of-schedule home games against a team from the AFC West. Oh and the Bills travel to Kansas City in 2023.

An AFC Vs. NFC game? No way.

Just how the schedule rotation works.

Not being big spenders could also mean that we aren't spending everything. A lot can change from now and St. Patrick's Day.

I'm well aware of that. I just wanted to check and see if it still holds true to people. The instant gratification crowd on here is insufferable. I remember back in the mid-90's how many Bills fans said that Eric Moulds was a bust.

Do people on this board still think that Ed Oliver is a bust?

Shaving

Only because the numbers do not lie, not to mention how Allen looked in the playoffs. Don't worry, he will trash Allen the very moment after the Bills lose another game.

If that was your point, then you did not express it all too well. There is nothing wrong with using first and/or second round picks on defense. You may not see it that way, but let me add that a few of those mid round offensive picks(Singletary, Knox & Davis) have yielded some quality players. Looks to me like the front office knows what they are doing.

You're making this sound far more simple than it really is. In 2018, our two biggest needs going into that draft were QB & LB. The Bills made the moves and got the players they wanted to fill those positions. Now one pick has worked out much better than the other, but at the time both picks made sense. Also, those two other defensive players turned out to be Harrison Phillips and Taron Johnson. Then in later years the Bills drafted Cody Ford, Devin Singletary, Dawson Knox, Gabriel Davis, Isaiah Hodgins, & Spencer Brown. I understand that not all of these players have worked out, but a good amount of them have, and it shows that the Bills do address the offense in the draft. Taking a more heavy offensive approach in how we draft, might be the way to go, but it's not as if the Bills are completely neglecting Josh Allen.

I don't know, he may still become a head coach. Do the 49'ers regret hiring Kyle Shanahan after the way he choked in the Super Bowl a few years ago?

Because McDeerInTheHeadlights had a plan that worked out greatly in that game.

You mean like what we saw in the wild card game against the Patriots*? This is such a weak take.

Why cut Daryl Williams, he's been great at Guard. They should cut Jon Feliciano and restructure Williams.

I'm surprised by not signing Eli Ankou.

Lots of time to figure this out.

That's great. The Niners are winning in spite of Garoppolo.

Was Kevin Harlan on the radio during this game? This is a moment that he is best at.