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For a jet sweep? or a wr screen? that’s all Brady would use him for
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I feel like you haven’t looked at the schedules of those around us. Not just from an “oh, they’re difficult” standpoint, because Jax aside, they all are but a lot of these teams also play each other. Houston & KC play each other KC and LA play each other LA & Houston play each other BAL & PIT play each other, twice Indy has 3 losses and every single one of their remaining games is tough
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Does he play this week? Seems like Bills take forever to bring on new acquisitions during the season, but, we kinda need a spark on offense, which sounds weird to say being 2 weeks removed from Allen's 6 TD game. We might be putting too much into the situation while forgetting we approached the NFL's #1 defense with a ridiculously bad game plan on offense. That probably has more weight on the situation than anything else. Oh well.
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The last time the Bills drafted in the top 20 was in 2019 with Ed Oliver. In last two drafts the Rams and Bills both had six picks in top 100. Rams at 19, 39, 83, 99 46, 90 Bills at 33, 60, 95 30, 41 and 72. I see more higher picks on Rams side. So yeah think Rams draft position helps. Yet could counter point.
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Brandin Cooks' contract manouvers point to tampering
boyst replied to stuvian's topic in The Stadium Wall
My body quit on my posts long ago. And, lampy lamp lamp... Twisted my knee a tiny bit last Wednesday. Kept exercising and running. ... Pulled 65 mls synovial fluid out of it today. I'm so f'n broken. -
Say what you want about Samuel, he's probably the best we got when it comes to getting 2 feet in-bounds in "gotta have it" moments (AFC championship game 4th down play last year, the juggling sideline catch a couple wks ago that I think he got hurt on, and I swear he's got one other too)
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Shouldn't have come to this. Beane is at fault. We're not riddled with injuries to the WR corp except for Kincaid. This is about a lack of talent.
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Certainly replaced Aaron Donald’s departure. Thankfully for them.
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Rams CRUSHED the 3rd Round lately Kam Kinchens Kobie Turner Byron Young Josiah Stewart To go with Fiske in the 2nd and obviously Jared Verse in the 1st. Absurd defensive hit rate.
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Where I think you are wrong is that the Bills can't afford to have poorly coached games. Most games look poorly coached from both sides because styles make fights and everyone is tryna do the same thing. Houston didn't coach their way to victory. They damn near got beat despite 8 sacks and 3 turnovers. And the Bills needed a Khalil Shakir facemask penalty to finish off that Tampa game that people thought was some kind of offensive "formula". It's not really a coaches league right now. Teams have never been more alike in their approaches offensively and defensively. Most games look like an intrasquad scrimmage compared to even 5 years ago. It's not an interesting look for the league, it's more fun when you have those contrasting styles........but the league has moved the game in this direction and if you are a fan of parity you can't be upset with the results. On the plus side........it's not the NBA. The NBA got homogenized years ago but being able to trade 5 years worth of picks has created a super team in OKC that is toying with the rest of the league and still has half the league's first round picks in the near future. They should probably win the next 3-4 titles.
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It is concerning but Moore was in a less crowded room and wasn’t contending for a lot of catches. Palmer the same, guys were often injured for the Chargers forcing them to lean on him. I will say, it isn’t Josh where the issues lay for me in terms of the production. It’s just that there isn’t anyone that great who they can lean on to step up. I think that’s what you saw with the propensity to force the ball Keon’s way after week 1. He made some great plays, looked like it might come together then couldn’t live up to the billing. I think Palmer could be a low end one on this team like you saw with Meyers with the Raiders. That isn’t to say Palmer is a number one by any means but he certainly has show the capability to be more involved and schemed in the passing game than he has. Maybe instead of getting everyone involved they key in on someone else other than Shakir whilst Kincaid is out. It hasn’t been working other than the broken tackle for the 60/70 yard TD a few games back and then the hook and ladder we just saw.
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Absolutely!! The same with the Eagles. Those teams didn’t close the gap by drafting stars at the beginning of drafts (although the Eagle have a couple). Those teams just consistently hit on their picks. They built their rosters by scouting better. The Rams are going to be dangerous with that pick and their own. They are already really good. Maybe Stafford’s age starts to catch up but if not, they’re only going to get better. They are so well run.
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Well they have the Falcons top-12 pick in 2026 and already have a stacked roster. They have a seriously good college and pro scouting operation.
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My Guess: Palmer Shakir Cooks Davis Shavers Shavers takes a step back and is more WR5/ST’s Keon, Gameday Inactive, or if they think he’s salvageable, actually try to move him around Samuel, IR Moore, Cut
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The F I I!
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The Rams have drafted 1 guy in the first round (Jared Verse pick 19 in 2024) since taking Jared Goff with the first pick in 2016!!! I will almost guarantee no one has had less. They’ve certainly had the least top 100 picks in that time period.
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Because Prater is more reliable.
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I'm very cynical at this point. But you're right. Beane is kind of screwed either way. We're mad about the roster, but it's mid season now. No one available today would make us happy.
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I'd imagine he replaces Moore/Samuel and possibly Shavers.
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If I recall the verbiage correctly, Greg Cosell called our downfield passing scheme "elementary." Other analysts have made similar comments. So what we need is a wideout so talented that he can get open even running simplistic, predictable routes. I am glad Beane did something, but I don't think Cooks is that guy.
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The Eagles and Rams have cheap good defensive players that allow them to pay for their high end WRs so yeah it's helped them be where they are today. So sure I'd take the Rams and Eagles other parts besides WR all things considered but at same time the Bills are also a result of their success. As the Rams and Eagles had had a few less than stellar year between Super Bowls to let them to be in position to draft those better young defenders which Bills have not due to again continued success in the regular season. I didn't even bring up these teams initial argument. I brought up the Steelers cuz the who premise is not going for elite talent aka Metcalf who to me sure excellent measurables that not always lived up to and he not fint well into our cap design.
