Tortured Soul

Why do people think we couldn’t stop the run? Rams ran for 3.3 YPC.

Seems like a reasonable compromise for Collins and the Texans: guaranteed, life changing money on one year of top production at a significant discount to the top of the market. Should the Bills be doing the same thing with Spencer Brown?

Using your hits and misses, a 52% success rate in Round 1 (11 of 21) vs. a 27% success rate in Rounds 2 and 3 (14 of 52). So, you’d be better off trading down, getting a 2 and a 3 for a 1, and giving yourself a cumulative 54% chance at success.

We are the betting favorites to win the division and have the fifth-best odds to win the Super Bowl. It’s not like the media wasn’t running stories last off-season about how the Jets and Dolphins have passed the Bills. ETA: fifth behind last year’s four finalists.

I don’t think so, but that’s a guess. Also interested if someone knows for certain.

In fairness, basically everyone disagrees with the OP.

Fairburn said this week he’ll be back relatively soon, but didn’t give a date.

I thought he was trying to punch the ball out.

Anyone else afraid he’s going to go to Miami?

I thought the point of adding an eighth playoff team was that no one would have a bye.

My understanding is that that’s not a thing anymore. You don’t have to designate players die return when you put them on IR. Everyone is eligible to return, up to eight a year.

So hard to imagine McDermott wearing a shirt with any kind of message.

Even that article says the Raiders use outside grades in free agency, meaning that, when the organization doesn't have access to inside info, those grades are as good as anything the team can do itself. Suggests value to me.

This is a surprisingly rich contract. $8.5 million cap his in 2023, only $1.5 million in savings if he's released. They clearly preferred him to Harrison Phillips at the same money. Bills are already down to $15 million in 2023 cap space, if the cap goes up $10 million. And that's with Edmunds, Knox and Poyer as free agents. They must be counting on the cap going up a lot more than $10 million.

Maybe the link has been updated, but I am seeing 7 of 12 picking the Bills to make it, five to win it.

Thank you, that's what I was looking for.

I know Jones is from Rochester. Does anyone know if he's still connected to the area/would see this as an opportunity to win a Superbowl with his hometown team?

I would start Bates

We were 12th in the league last year. We are 6 percent worse at scoring touchdowns this year, or about one in 16 possessions.

That Atlanta win was huge at the time.

Yeah, it wasn't meant as a serious point, just some context. I actually left out dividends - if they reinvested dividends, they'd have $3.4 billion.

If they invested in an S&P fund instead, they'd have over $3 billion now.

It's a civil suit.

The more he gets from endorsements, the more he's willing to forego from the Bills?

Kyle Williams