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All of this is good news for the Bills - you always want the higher seed and the chance to have more home games in later rounds And it's also true that you shouldn't care who you play in the first round - we need to be the bullies and have the mindset that teams have to come to our house and truly beat us I also don't discount that the Browns will come in fired up to beat the Bengals and it's good that the Bengals are already mailing it in. Don't discount the locker room discord that Faker Mayfield has sown and that his teammates will want to put up a good show and be more inspired now that he's gone

I just went through a database posted in another article that referenced all of the games that John Madden announced in his entire career. Other than the Houston Texans (who he never announced), the Bills were the team he called the least in a career that spanned 576 games Super Bowl XXVI against Washington in 1992 The above contest Dallas @ Bills in 1996 The massive beatdown we took NE @ Bills on Sunday night in 2007 Yes, he was mostly calling NFC games for the majority of his career, but my god, even the Jaguars and the Bengals got more of his games

The first football game I ever attended was Super Bowl XXI in Pasadena. I gladly rooted for the underdog Broncos even though they didn't have much going for them besides John Elway. Dan Reeves was a class act and a reminder of a bygone era of professional, solid, no-nonsense coaches who didn't need sound bites and BS to motivate their teams.

So this one is better than "Move Edmunds to DE"? Pretty low bar, but I'll take the left-handed compliment

Barkley released by Carolina in a series of moves they made today. I think this is a perfect opportunity to add to our practice squad as a Covid contingency at the very least. There's really no downside and I'd rather have him go in vs Davis Webb if it ever comes down to that

Frankly I'm stunned that it took this long for him to test positive

I'll take Harbaugh over McDermott any day of the week, especially for game day coaching. And it's not really close either

I wish that our coach had the stones that Harbaugh has. If he ever finds them, maybe we'll win a SB

Tremaine Edmunds Ability to diagnose and fill run lanes, and not make every tackle 7-10 yards downfield Ability to diagnose and fill the short passing lanes in the middle, as we know Mac Jones will want to hit Meyers and the TE's in those areas Ability to diagnose all of the misdirection and screen plays, since we can anticipate McDaniels using our aggressive downfield rushes from DE's against us

It's really hard for a wet fart like this guy to stand out amongst the clowns that masquerade as NFL owners, but he seems to be holding his own

Is there a special on tinfoil hats today? Jeepers H Crackers...

Does this mean we couldn't locate the whereabouts of Vlad Ducasse?

"It's hard to win games in the NFL"

Bass is a freaking stud. And I love what they're doing on kickoffs too - not just automatically booming them all through the end zone. We're getting a lot of subtle field position edges just by having his skill set there. Don't think that isn't also a part of our #1 defense!

Dollars to donuts we are drafting a center in the first couple of rounds next year

Having the same defense in place now for the 5th consecutive year is a key component here. The continuity in defensive coaching and personnel is not to be understated. Players know where they need to be, and they know where their teammates should also be. Look at what first year coaches like the almighty Robert Saleh are trying to implement, and also remember how many times we got blown out in 2017 when we were going through the same types of challenges early on

I don't think Daboll is going anywhere. As long as we're winning in Buffalo, I think that he stays for the ride.

When you cater to a narcissistic a-hole, you thoroughly deserve all that comes with it True in life, and true in football

I think that it's far more likely that we're trading away one of our RB's versus trading for one at this point We need a starting guard now like nobody's business. Get us one of those for Singletary plus a 3rd round pick and I'll feel much better

For the 977th time, you don't trade a top notch backup QB when you're a Super Bowl contender. Not 30 years ago, not this year, NEVER!

I like his chances - he's got enough leg that even if he loses some strength as he gets older, he still has plenty, and more than most. His accuracy has been solid, and his mental makeup seems to be top notch He's a keeper and in 2028 or so, he will be #1

Pats are no slouch and they're going to hang around in the division race a lot longer than I think most Bills fans are giving them credit for

I don't care what anybody says - watching the gutless wonder, Captain Checkdown, Trent Edwards was a soul-sucking experience. He may not have the worst record of the bunch, but he was truly the freaking worst

It's not far fetched to think about Stefon Diggs as a potential future Hall of Famer So to think about the trade in those terms, plus the impact he's had on Josh and the entire WR room is truly amazing. I'll trade the #22 pick for that all day long if it helps give you a legitimate shot at the Lombardi trophy

I love the confidence, but we still have to tackle Derrick Henry