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Marv is a HOF coach and I'm not sure I would have ever rated him as high as 5th at any time during his tenure... Jimmy Johnson Bill Parcells Bill Walsh Joe Gibbs Don Shula (although debatable as we always kicked their butts) Mike Holmgren Chuck Noll/Bill Cowher

I really don't get the hate for Singletary. He's an excellent pass-protector, and more than adequate receiver and rusher for the pass-heavy schemes that we run. These are the most critical elements of his role on this team, and as noted, we have had a lot of turnover on the OL and again, the heavy emphasis on pass-blocking skills vs run-blocking. He's just fine, and also comes cheap without a lot of tread on the tires. Let's not be so hasty to run him out of town yet

"On the frozen tundra of Lambeau Field"

Is Kendall Hinton still available?

it's not that - it's that you listed 6 skill players and you can only have 5

Except that's an illegal formation...

What's going to be interesting is as Josh gets older and his athletic abilities start to decline (as to when he's just a great athlete for the position and not a FREAK athlete), how his game evolves. He's worked a ton on being able to read defenses and become a smart passer, and an excellent leader, so I think it's quite possible that his stats never again approach 2020 levels (especially in rushing), but he continues to be a top 5 QB.

I think that you just answered your own question

I think that this is part of what Bills fans are looking for from a guy that went in the Top 10 of the draft - more impact plays, more stats, etc.

Looks like a lot of this nonsense is really becoming a trend with Miami. After the first year, when everyone was so high on Flores for coaxing a few wins out of a talentless team, their personnel practices seems to be wearing real thin with their actual personnel. If they regress back to a 7 win team this year, it's definitely a possibility that he doesn't see year 4 of his contract.

2017 pre-season when he sent Marcell Dareus home, then found a taker for his bloated under-performing rear end by mid-season

You know what makes Danny Wegman money? Building stores in affluent areas He's not about to just light a warehouse full of $100 bills on fire paying for a stadium that does nothing for his bottom line

T.O. would have friggin loved to play with Josh Allen

We're not trading assets for Zach Ertz in any way, shape, or form. Nothing happens until he gets released by the Eagles. If he wants to come here and they can make the salary fit, that's great.

I get that they tried to take the classic "opposite direction" approach when hiring Dan Campbell, after having the dessicated hobo corpse of Matt Patricia the last couple of years. But the shelf life for these rah-rah coaches is usually very short. I can't see this guy even lasting 2.5 years once the injuries inevitably pile up and his guys start to tune him out

Trust the process

That's a pretty low bar to clear in Jacksonville, You're apt to see more Florida Gators blue than Jaggywires Teal to begin with

LOL I've still got the same one!

Pat Williams, Brian Moorman, and Fred Jackson were top 10 drought All-Stars too

I wouldn't be stunned - people like sexy names at the top of the draft and at premium positions. I'm sure the fanbase got all fired up about our great draft when we traded up for Sammy Watkins. Or how about when we picked CJ Spiller, Marshawn Lynch, and Willis McGahee? Or when we won the offseason when we traded for Lesean McCoy? No thanks, I'll take this draft any day of the week

Every year, I become a bigger fan of Beane's team building strategy Free Agency is to plug immediate holes and find plug & play starters and high snap count rotation players Draft is for development, depth, and future backfills Obviously there are some exceptions, especially in the first round of the draft, but this is exactly how you build a sustainable, competitive roster. Once you begin to "need" the draft to find multiple starters each year, it means that your current talent isn't performing or you're top-heavy vs the cap I enjoy not being in that boat any longer

I can't see us cutting both Horrible Harry and Justin Zimmer. We need to have at least one big body option other than Star to play 1T.

I'm very confident that Beane will find one or two veteran free agent finds this summer in the low-to-mid $ range to help address the depth gap. Not a worry right now, but I think they'll know more after they see what they have in mini-camp, i.e. if the rookies can play this year

Fun fact - this is the first Bills draft since the pre-salary cap era of 1991 that we signed 3 of our original picks to 2nd contracts It has always felt like this, more than anything else, contributed to the long period of mediocrity, and indirectly to all of the bad free-agent spends as well.

I'll be worried about the Browns when they find a better QB than Faker Mayfield