Sheil Kapadia

When I heard you talk, I'm like, yeah, I think that's what Billy's kind of described.

Like if they would have gone out and given up a lot, but it's like a player who you just feel great about.

This guy's going to come in, make everyone else better, have 1300 yards next year.

Then we could have had the cotton.

conversation.

Did they give up too much?

But hey, at least they got this player.

And this is just kind of a middle ground where it's like, I don't know exactly what they're getting from DJ Moore at this stage of his career.

And he gave up draft capital and you're guaranteeing him money.

It's just kind of too much.

And by the way, they have two offensive linemen who might leave in free agency.

They have holes on defense.

It's not like the most talented roster in the NFL.

So to me, it's just a matter of like bad business.

Where you have a certain amount of resources to use in an off season.

This is not how I would have used those resources.

Also, if you're a Bills fan listening to this, you still have a great chance to get to the Super Bowl next year.

That's just going to pretty much be the case with Josh Allen every year.

So I'm not telling you the team's going backwards or the team's going to stink.

They're still going to be really good.