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I just can’t see anyone of substance wanting this job. I know there are only 32 but I see a lot of guys passing on this job. I expect a retread not at the level of a name like Vrabel.

The year Camarda came out was an insanely good year for punters. Jordan Stout- Ravens Jake Camarda- Bucs Cut/ Bills Matt Araiza- Bills Cut/ Chiefs Trenton Gill- Bears/Broncos/ Bucs Cut all 3 Ryan Stonehouse- Titans Ryan Wright- Vikings Daniel Whelan- Packers The 2022 class has 5 current punters in the NFL, Camarda who will get a chance to win the Bills job next year, and another guy drafted in the 7th who’s bounced around. That’s unheard of for one specialist draft. This doesn’t even include the fact that Cade York, Brandon Aubrey and Cameron Dicker are still on teams as kickers and Docker and Aubrey are arguably the two top kickers in the NFL. It might honestly be the best specialist draft of all time

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Bonitto is a player on the rise didn’t do much as a rookie , got his feet under him in year 2 then exploded this year. I expect this to be a running game for both teams trying to establish the run to set up play action. Expect us to target the middle of the field a lot as their MLBs are nothing to write home about. If we can get thr run going their secondary is a weakness outside of Surtain

Is this only the 2nd GM opening? Jets and now Titans or am I missing someone

Nobody new is starting on that line till the earliest 2026. McGovern will be reupped if he wants to be here and maybe Dawkins slides inside if either Grable or RVD can be the full time LT

I don’t think Anderson will ever start here. I see him being stuck in the 6th man role like Ryan Bates was because of his versatility to play basically all line positions. I also expect Buffalo to really not take an Offensive lineman this year. They return all 9 guys like another poster said and they have been developing Gouriage on the PS for a couple of years. There would have to be really good value sitting there on Day 3 for a selection

Interesting considering most considered 2024 to be really lacking in draftable players after the 4th round. By the way I don’t believe that personally and my early look in this years draft is that it is strong particularly on defense. Very weak at the top and certain guys who are in the top 10 rn like Mykel Williams, Will Campbell types aren’t going to be in the top 10 when it’s all said and done.

Clutch DC in playoffs but never had high ranked defenses. Justifiably fired as the reason they did t get in the playoffs this year. Also means if they fail again next year it will be Taylor getting the axe

Some people will worry about anything. Can the Bills lose this game sure, but they are the better team and have a lot of good momentum.

I will consider it if the Bills make it. The thought of spending 7K minimum to watch them lose would be soul crushing though. I’m about 7 hours drive to New Orleans so at least I’d save on driving vs flights

You don’t fire a guy and expect him and his team to lay down for you to get the first pick. I think the Bills saw what they needed out of Trubisky and wanted to get White some live work and it was ugly lol. Wish we could get Alex Austin back from them he seems to make plays everytime I see him out there

Aaron Glenn is seen as the early favorite for the Saints job

Neither QB is worthy of where they’re drafted but it’s not a very good draft at the top to begin with. It’s like 5 players , the two QBs and a drop off after that

I find Penn State and Notre Dane to be incredibly similar. I just think Notre Dane has something going for them since that NIU loss. Seems they came together and are playing great defense, Leonard can make plays when needed, and their run game is solid. Im going to go Ohio State vs Notre Dame in the final

I expect Ward to go 1 as well. I just wonder if the Raiders can coerce the Browns to trade with them at 6 especially if the Sanders family throws a stink about Cleveland.

I know what the defensive EPA is for the Broncos but I find it highly inflated. They faced a bunch of teams that are offensively challenged on their schedule this year. Faced the Steelers with Fields, Raiders twice, Jets, Saints, Panthers, Colts, Browns w/Winston and got torched besides INTs, and a Chiefs team that played all their backups the last week. When they played teams with winning records they gave up 26 to Seattle, 13 to the Steelers, 7 to the Bucs, 23 to the Chargers, 41 to the Ravens, 16 to the Chiefs, 34 to Chargers, and 30 to Cincinnati Thats 24 a game and if you exclude the Steelers who again have a bad offense it’s 26.1. I think everyone would also agree the only two comparable offenses on their schedule to the Bills are the Ravens, Bengals, and maybe the Chargers. They up over 30 in every game besides the first Chargers game. Their only two game wreckers on defense are Surtain and Bonitto. Bonitto has to be stymied by Dawkins and Brown and we can scheme around Surtain

This is why I have my doubts about both of these teams and getting to or winning a Super Bowl. One is playing with a guy resurrecting his career but has severe limitations and the other tends to either be great or turn the ball over a ton in Goff and Goff has shrunk in big spots too.

These guys can't get open for nothing, Lions are all over them.

Word on the street is that the Saints are very interested in him and are seen as his likely landing spot early on.

Yea just saw the video of that. He's pissed cause he's not the focal point of that offense anymore. That offense runs through Achane now. If they trade him, they are going to eat 28 million dollars next year and 15 million in 2026. Not exactly ideal but the Bills did it for a second rounder. McDaniel I get returning, Chris Grier should have been sent packing awhile ago.

Darnold looking like the bust everyone gave up on tonight. Just missing throws left and right. Even the Jefferson "drop" was a very high throw to a wide open receiver. I get that Jefferson usually comes down with that but you need a better throw on something so wide open.

There was a player in the area but maybe someone can reeducate me. The first player it hits is OT Taylor Decker. The Arms wasn't affected on the throw. Should this not have been illegal touching and a safety regardless of the player being in the area?

I’m more curious to see how many GMs get canned. I know Joe Brady is the worry but I just don’t see a ton of openings this offseason and 2 for sure are going to go to Vrabel and Johnson. 2 of our guys Terrance Gray and Malik Boyd appear ready for jobs even though Gray is much more likely. As for the topic at hand I’ll go with: Pats- Mike Vrabel (former Titans HC) Bears- Ben Johnson( Lions OC) Jets- Who the hell knows Saints- Aaron Glenn (Lions DC) Jaguars- Liam Coen (Bucs OC) Sounds like Cowboys, Giants, Browns, Titans are sticking with their current guys Raiders, Colts seem to be on the fence

Ah yes good call I forgot about that