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McDermott obviously has more experience doing it, I guess my only concern would be he likes to play things similarly to Evero..ie soft coverage and hopefully your passrush gets there or rushes the throw. We have good corners so personally I think the best way to use them is to play more aggressively on D. I'd like a coordinator that will do that

It honestly makes no sense. The Bills problems weren't with the coaching staff, it was with the roster their GM put together. Firing McDermott was their way of saying they felt things weren't working, but then go and just hire their OC which will just keep things mostly the same. The move would have been to replace the GM, not the HC, very odd to then end up hiring their OC instead.

I think it's a little cold that Buffalo is going to hire Joe Brady as their new Coach (2) Adam Schefter on X: "Sources: the Bills are working to finalize a deal to make offensive coordinator Joe Brady their new head coach. https://t.co/bUcj7nXHFC" / X

Murray is the best out that bunch. If I’m jets, and have to choose, I go him.

Dan needs to make a call, and see how Sean is doing. Bills did him dirty. I understand they say he was the one that wanted Coleman. But who gives AF he’s had them contending every single year since they got Josh Allen. Seans defensive mindset would be welcomed here. I remember him being much more situationally aware than evero. Here’s to hoping the raiders offer evero a bag he can’t resist and by proxy Sean McDermott comes back to us.

Jerome Boger wasn’t exactly a great example of fairness.

Corbett / Samac / Christensen Smelling like our 2026 roster at center. If we stay healthy, that should be serviceable.

Geno posted fewer yards, fewer touchdowns, more interceptions, fewer wins (wins became a QB stat because of Darnold and Stroud) and a worse QB rating than Bryce. But, he’s not Bryce — which means he had a better season because reasons.

Saban told me Bryce played at 55 lbs his entire junior year and is actually only 3’2”.

Probably doing this on purpose, riles up the smaller market fanbases and leads to more clicks on his article.... or he's just a stupid person

he is welcome on the team as a 6th/7th Rounder or UDFA. Dog

There's just no way! I'm 6'11" and 475 lbs and stood next to someone that met him once and I'd say he's closer to 100 lbs.

You are wrong! There was a report he played at 125.

He wouldn't have been so small coming out of college if he did that

Same here. State of the art training facilities, private chef, private coaches and he... still looks 16.

His stat line was 2 TOT, 1 solo. And they gave up 153yds rushing. Yeah, I was watching the right guy.

Is strange all the big name refs retired in like a 2-3 year span and then it got significantly more obvious. Ed Hochuli Gene Steratore Jeff Triplett Terry McAuley Walt Anderson Walt Coleman Tony Corrente Jerome Boger Pete Morelli all left within the same 3-4 years.

One thing that's always bothered me about Young is that he doesn't look like he ever touches weights. I thought for sure after we drafted him, he would go crazy in the weight room and gain some size. He should've gone from 175 to a legit 200 by now but he just doesn't seem to care.

No, go back and watch the OSU Miami game. And as a football fan, you do know getting blocked completely out of the play means you don't get a chance to miss a tackle right? He is a freak athlete, but doesn't do well in sifting through blocking and stopping the run. Maybe he can get better at that. Yes I have seen him wreak havoc sideline to sideline, blitz well on passing downs, come up and tackle in coverage, but getting off blocks in the hole is a weakness. Early in the 2nd quarter he had his hands on his hips and it was downhill from there. I tuned into the game to watch him and Reese on defense.

https://sports.yahoo.com/articles/sonny-styles-2026-nfl-draft-221140860.html Sonny Styles essentially never misses a tackle, missing just one on nearly 700 defensive snaps in 2025. There hasn't been a tackler this consistent and disciplined in several NFL Draft classes. basically every draft profile says the same thing

Yeah man you watched someone else. Styles is an excellent tackler and only missed like 1 or 2 tackles all year. He is a freak athlete that can cover as well. He is who I desperately want but no way will he be there at 19. As to this draft there are only a handful of uber talent players (Styles, Reece for sure) so I would love to trade out of 19 if the opportunity is there. Pick up a 1rst for next year. I think its a fairly deep draft, especially on the defensive side but not a lot of "holy poo this guy is a game changer" players. And for some reason I watched a lot more college football this year than I should have.

I’d like Gabe Jacas in middle rounds. Athletic 6’3” 275. Seems like he could be OLB in current system or traditional DE if we were to ever change back schemes. 2x state wrestling champ. I love having linemen w martial arts or wrestling backgrounds - they understand leverage and it shows on the field.

And Dallas can have him. Something about Miami just running straight at him over and over to a victory doesn't sit well with me. It reminds me of the Minnesota vs. Dallas game last year where Minnesota ran downhill at Parsons the whole game effectively taking him out of the game. We need another ILB leader and I believe that is CJ Allen out of Georgia. I would look to take one of the Miami OLBs who were coached by a HOF OLB in Taylor at 19 and get Allen in the 2nd.

I'm not going to be upset with a move down either. We need assets.

Pavia's actually measurement was 5'9 7/8s. Bryce measured in at 5'10 1/8. They're probably the same height. Bryce's mini 'fro probably added at least 1/4".