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Ones an in the box safety one is a pro bowl DE, I don’t buy that one minute

Just depends who we let go. He’s gonna be expensive and I’d rather keep, but if you get a mid round first offer there would be a conversation to be had.

Why is everyone taking a side? Dave’s an ass and Scott’s a crybaby child

I think most everyone would say no. HUNTLEY????

I agree to an extent here. Between Levis, Young, and Stoud history tells us one will be an all star, one will be a JAG, one will be a massive bust and everyone will have an opinion on which each will be. I think we end up with a top 4 pick regardless so just go play and draft whichever is there when you pick and hope the odds are with us

I don't really know what point you're trying to make here. Like I said in my original post, Cam in 2019 was slightly better than what we have now. So yes it makes sense he would win more games with arguably the best HC of all time in Belichick.

Easily better now than what Rhule inherited. The only place 2019 is easily better is LB and TE (and our LB corp isn't bad, just compared to Luke I mean come on). QB was slightly better in 2019, but Baker/Sam isn't that much lower than 2019 Cam as much as it pains me to say. Our next coach has a legit roster to work with and a high pick to draft his QB

Oh man, you’re helpless I thought you were trolling but you’re actually this clueless.

Do you just not understand that a DB coach and a DC have completely different responsibilities? DC Wilks can use him in a completely different way than DC Snow. Not sure what you don’t understand.

I can’t tell if you’re trolling or not, but if you just didn’t know the DC is the one who sets the game plan on defense. Wilks was not the DC until now (which he defacto is now)

I am excited to see if Henderson progresses with Wilks. If anyone can get him to his potential, it is him.

It feels unreal to hear a real coach doing a presser for us after the past years. So refreshing.

Ah yes, the post where I literally said he made a bad hire and hopefully he has learned from it and gets it right this time.... Totally me acting like he didn't hire Rhule. Read man, read.

I love hearing Wilks talk. It's so refreshing after Rhule for 2 years

Your entire post is subjective except for the wins stat lol

Yes that is what happens when you have a horrible HC. We've been on a downward slide since 2017. Tepper made a bad hire, let's hope he has learned and gets the right guy this time.

I don't understand how anyone would want him. Josh McDaniels sucks again in his second try as a HC and while that doesn't automatically mean BL would suck history does tend to repeat itself. I mean Brady got Arians fired, how much does BL really do there as the OC?

I don't get it either. People act like we were perennial NFCs champions before he bought the team. He took a big risky swing and it didn't work out and he fired the dude. He doesn't seem to meddle like Jerry does, he hasn't sexually assaulted female staffers like our prior owner, and has no big scandals I'm aware of. If Rhule worked out everyone would love him, hopefully he gets the next coach right. I think he humbled himself and learned from this.

I don't know what his salary structure is but if there is a way to get him completely off books with no dead cap I'd do it for their late 1st this year. If we are still paying their 1st, 4th, and 2nd 2024

Anyone from that list I'd be happy with minus Byron or any of the retreads (minus Payton)

Your list doesn’t really make sense you listed positions where we have average NFL talent as needs. No team ever has a roster full of pro bowl caliber players. Any SB winning team you can go back at and research had holes somewhere. The roster is close. It needs a QB/HC combo to get us 75% of the way to competing.

It isn’t? Which is why the new HC would be attracted to having a top 3 pick in a loaded QB class to get his own guy.

Did you even listen to the clip? He didn’t anywhere say it wasn’t an attractive job

This is clearly the winning formula in the modern NFL and I hope Tepper sees it

11 more games to go should give us a good idea. The Bills don't look like they've missed a beat offensively yet this season with Dorsey as OC