Max Fischer

It’s about 60% Canadian, 40% American, but most of the songs are by a Canadian, so will add The New Pornographers. IMO, very underrated.

Barring injury, there is a near 100% chance DW is the RT the entire year. I think Brown could be a good RT but he probably needs a year or two. Which draft pick would be an immediate starter on the OL? Why do we assume Morse’s replacement will be a draft pick? And how is that “win now?”

I’ll give you the benefit of the doubt and assume you’re a troll.

I think there’s little chance Williams loses out to anyone. He’s a solid RT when healthy and I don’t believe the Bills want Brown to see any action unless a game is out-of-reach. What I would like to see is Brown and Doyle make great strides to take the job from Williams next year and let him go.

There aren’t many players in the league close to his ability. The irony is that if the Bills let him walk, fans would be clamoring to sign a MLB with TE’s resume.

He’ll first need to beat out Spencer Brown.

Should and will.

Why this is "leak" is absurd to me: I think we can all agree it would not be in the Bills best interest to leak interest in any player. I think we can all agree that Beane runs a very tight ship, leaks have not happened. Let's name the number of times the Bills telegraphed ANY move: Um, never? How would this information get out? If they are talking trade, why would they TELL the other team their target? Bonus: Trading UP for a first round RB makes zero sense.

IMO, King does not a compelling case, just rehashes the "speed" issue. Moreover, I don't want the Bills to utilize more RB screen plays, they are a throw downfield team. On this mock, it seems tOjulari would still be available. If so, that would make much more sense.

Would on board with this. At worst, should replace Tavon next year, or if up to speed, this year.

Excellent ending. One of the best of all-time. Even better upon re-view.

This is poor excuse for analysis. The reason seems to be a thirst for clicks.

I haven't seen "Gangs of London" discussed. An AMC import, one season (so far), 10 episodes. It's by the same guy who did the "The Raid" movies, so while action is his hallmark, it's fairly tight story of what happens when the boss of the biggest crime family is assassinated (not giving anything away), the hunt to find out who did it and the repercussions on the business relationships of all the other gangs. I'm six episodes in and it really leaves an impression. Its most obvious characteristic are the action scenes that tend to highlight each episode. Hyper violent, somewhat "realistic" (yes, some are superior fighters but cartoonish, more like Bourne movies) and propel the plot (not just gratuitous). Frankly, some of the best action sequences I've seen and I'm surprised they haven't become a viral phenomenon. Best way to watch is on AMC's app (on iPad or through Roku, etc). It's $4.99 month, but you could cancel anytime and it has no ads.

Joe Marino says he’s come around on Oweh, but I still don’t get it. Oweh is off the charts athletic, but doesn’t seem to know how to play football at anywhere near an elite level. Seems like he ls always making the wrong decision.

Time flies like an arrow. Fruit flies like a banana.

This is seems like a premise for a horror movie. One of the most frightening is the idea that you are "trapped" in your body. Paralyzed and cannot communicate. When I was kid I remember a movie or TV show where a man was cursed or given a drug that made him appear dead and he was then buried. Nightmares.

Agree. Not only does Joe Marino soberly evaluate a player's strengths and weaknesses, but also explains why a player would "fit" with a particular team's scheme, roster and cap. His deep Bills knowledge is a huge added plus for Buffalo fans, which is why he's my go to analyst.

Depth is a big reason for Bills success. Could make a strong case that Bills could use depth at nearly every position.

I’d trade down but if had to choose I’d go Elijah Moore or Stokes.

Or, maybe, don't come to the website.

Brandon already built his roster, found a franchise QB and has a track record of solid draft picks. There isn’t another franchise QB in the division, Pats and Jets have poor rosters and the Dolphins now need to win without Fitzmagic.

This is the problem, people expect Ray Lewis or Polmalu, when they are only a handful of generational talents to go around. No one, even the Bills, would place Edmunds into the Elite/Star LBs category yet, and those that do thrive, are often in very favorable situations. It's rare to have dominant defensive players who are on a flawed defense; and last year, the Bills had a flawed defensive line that placed a tremendous amount of pressure on the linebackers. If the DLine can be competent, consistently be average against the run, and learn to break contain every other play, then I think we could see Edmunds and Milano spend more time hunting rather than putting out fires. It's beyond me why fans want to jettison Edmunds and believe a rookie will be better than what we have. Or, maybe, just maybe, his peers saw that he's better than nearly every other AFC middle linebacker?

Again, McKenzie is best person on the roster for the role he's asked to perform. I think he does it well, but there's a reason he's not a starter on another team. I appreciate McKenzie's comments that wanted to stay in Buffalo but if he was offered a starting slot receiver money he'd be gone. Moreover, McKenzie did well in Week 17 when the starters sat (or out with injuries), but if he's no where near a healthy Sanders, Beasley or even Davis.

Do you honestly believe that Edmunds is not a solid player and/or entering his 23rd year, it's not possible to get better? Players with Edmunds skillset and trust from the coaches is pretty rare and just doesn't make any sense that Bills fans believe he could be easily replaced.

We can all agree that this team wins due its passing game. We can also agree that nagging injuries to Diggs, Beasely and Brown meant they struggled to beat the Chiefs secondary. Injuries happen and if this team is going to win the Super Bowl it should have a great deal of depth at WR. Sanders is 34, Beasely has had a few nagging injuries, I like McKenzie but he's not a starter; and neither are Hodgkins, Kumerow and Gentry.