I can live with rookie mistakes, happens to all of them. I cannot live with veterans that have played for long time to be slow and make rookie mistakes.


I'll always love Dirty Dan and TM for their contributions to help us win a Super Bow and go back to another one but this last year they both became liabilities. TM did not play like the Honey Badger or self proclaimed Landlord nick name. Don't give yourself a nick name. We are immediately better with bringing in Reid to replace TM and Bryan Cook to replace Dirty Dan.

Everyone was kicking our ass around that time. We sucked.

I don't think HB was dominant last year. But losing your secondary signal caller early in the game, when you're already super thin and have no time to prepare the backup signal caller, is a disaster.

But we survived the injury lottery and were playing our best football at the right time, until that 2nd half vs. the Bengals destroyed our golden opportunity at another SB.

I think given the situation, the Bills playoff game was Mahomes' best game as a pro. Even not given the situation it was his 3rd highest QBR ever (or one of those advanced metrics - I think it was QBR).

Clowney still out there, he's a high-impact player at our #1 position of need.

Would love to bring him and Suh in to continue our defensive overhaul.

Front 7 of Karlaftis, Suh, Jones, Clowney + Bolton, Gay, & Chenal could be very solid!

Can we make the cap space work?

If Suh has anything at all left as a pass rusher he'd be nice to pair with Jones...

At the very least he's mean, would bring some toughness, and fits the movement to overhaul our D into a more physical group.

**** Suh.

Suh looked completely washed last year

Hicks?

He’s 35. So no.

Suh should really retire and lean into his second career, stepping on dudes' dicks for money

I'd rather play a developmental UDFA tackle than sign Suh

Well, we lost twice to them. You can think whatever you want, but the scoreboard says what it says.

*scours internet for when Suh wrecked shit against Notre Dame back in the day while at Nebraska*

They were too afraid to play Nebraska