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I think Green Bay will regret the trade. Parsons is already injured. The $47 million cap space Parsons takes up will severely limit GB’s options in the next few years. And just when they need to fill out the roster with cost-controlled talent, they’ll be without a first round pick for the next two years. I also don’t think Parsons is as much of a dominant, game-changing talent as people think. He gets a lot of garbage-time sacks. For example, he was absolutely invisible when the Bills dismantled Dallas two years ago.

Justice Hill is extremely dangerous every time he touches the ball. (He also made a great play to keep Von Miller from scoring on that fumble recovery in the playoff game.) I’m surprised the Ravens don’t feature him more.

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Worthy’s generally been healthy, including at Texas, where he was used heavily, including retuning kicks.

I thought the Cowboys exceeded expectations…I honestly think Lamb should be investigated…I’m not sure I’ve ever seen an NFL WR drop three balls in succession like that….

Dak earned his money…CeeDee p*ssed it away…

That first down run for -2 by Dallas was a killer…just an unbelievably stupid play call.

Everyone is picking the Ravens. Love it.

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I used to think this was an average or below roster bolstered by a superstar QB, but I no longer think that. There might not be a lot of stars outside of Josh Allen, but it’s a very solid roster. The offensive line is probably the best the Bills have ever had, top to bottom, and I suspect even if Josh missed 5 or 6 games, the team could easily go .500 or better. Key defensive injuries every year have prevented us from getting to the Super Bowl…

Not to mention Christian Benford in the sixth round…

Supposedly Zion Logue outplayed him anyway, and Carter was kept on the 53 because of his status as a 3d round pick, so this isn’t a big deal for the team…

🤣🤣🤣🤣As of right now, not a single Bills starter has been ruled out for the Ravens, and the only backups who are out are Hairston and Grable. Get a grip.

Same bedwetters we heard from in January, even though the Bills were favored in that game too…

It’s a huge concern. Benford hasn’t played a game in 8 months. If he’s still suffering concussion symptoms…I don’t even want think about it.

If Benford is hurt, we are cooked. I hope it’s not some lingering concussion issue…

If GB at least reaches the NFCCG the next two seasons (not a stretch with the addition of Parsons), those two first rounders will be severely degraded and combined would be worth about one top 10 pick. I don’t see much chance that either of those picks is top half of round 1.

As I recall, there were quite a few fumbles, but all were recovered by the Bills. That’s what will be hard to duplicate. But what you say is true…much of the positive turnover differential is the result of design, on both sides of the ball.

Last year the Bills had one of the highest (positive) turnover differentials in NFL history, including almost no offensive turnovers (not a single lost fumble by a receiver or RB). It’s not clear how much of that was luck, but it’s going to be almost impossible to repeat.

It’s all over Twitter

IIRC, the fifth we got from the Cardinals for Ford turned out to be a good player, but I don’t remember who it was. (Scratch that…it turned into Justin Shorter.)

Supposedly, Lundt can’t play tackle in the NFL, and RVD is somewhat of a proven commodity, although perhaps redundant if Grable is healthy.

Of course there is a huge dead-cap hit if he is cut…not sure if that is affected by the timing…if Ogunjobi is cut, he would probably go down as Beane’s worst FA signing ever…

I think with the offensive line the Bills have built, the team could easily go .500 or better if Josh were to miss an extended stretch of games. The floor is fairly high when you have a deep, talented o-line.

Is there any reason to cut Ogunjobi now as opposed to after week 6, when he would count against the 53-man roster?