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Why are you panicking when we just drafted these guys?

Lack of snap percent…. But, I hate that he is out on 3rd. Talk about an offensive “tendency” issue!!

So you’re only allowed to look at the successes and not the misses, got it… I expect Beane’s scouting department to do a better job of not blowing high end draft capital on a regular basis. Or we can keep pretending that this team contends for anything whatsoever as it’s currently built without the generational unicorn that is Josh Allen under center… it’s a decently built team with a decent head coach and arguably the greatest QB ever to take the field. If Beane and McDermott landed Baker or Darnold instead of backing into Josh are they even in Buffalo right now? Point is I’m not going to blow smoke like Brandon Beane can’t frickin miss when really the only bullseye has been Josh Allen, and a kudos on building up the OL… But am I wrong expect him to hit some drafts out of the park every now and again? Rather than resting his laurels on the fact that he’s the guy who drafted Josh Allen. I’m supposed to sit here and make a big deal bc the guy extended a running back? He has Josh Allen and zero Super Bowl appearances at this juncture in his tenure with the Buffalo Bills, by my measuring stick that’s underperforming when we all know who and what we have in 17.

No worries.

I expect good things from my man Ed. Glory year for him. Or just average with peaks and valleys.

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I wasn't born yet when he played. Didn't seem to do much with the bills according to the interwebs.

The problem is you need to hit on those guys. The HOPE is that your Picks will be great. But to rely on them to take you over the hump is a big ask. Seldom do we take a guy in the first few Rounds that we don't feel good about as prospects, just as we feel good about Hairston (who's already hurt and who will miss Rookie Training Camp and Pre-Season, an integral part of Rookie development), T.J. Sanders, and Landon Jackson (who looked not ready for Primetime in Pre-Season Week 1). But we still have had misses, slow development, and injuries there over the past few years that have kept us from getting us to the Promised Land. You can disparagingly drop "names" to discount the importance of known commodities. But they're names for a reason. We know they're difference makers. With the current format that Beane applies to, it's maintain the core that hasn't gotten us there and relying on unsung FA's and lottery ticket Draft Picks. And again, I'm not advocating "blow it all up". But I do believe he goes way too hard on the "Draft, Develop, Retain" mantra. There's some players that we've delegated a fair amount of cap space to that could have been moved on from.

Are you sure those numbers are correct? https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/player/_/id/21807/larry-ogunjobi His guarentees were broken into the signing bonus, spread over 4 years which gets you to 3.4 mill and a 2 million salary guarantee (which was voided because of suspension). It would have added to 5.4 guaranteed if not for the suspension. So the Bills are looking at guarenteeing 3.4 mil if he never takes a snap. I am not suggesting releasing him now but if the 5 DTs you carry on the initial 53 (none of the guys you listed, Oliver Jones Sanders Walker Carter) you could choose to release him week 8 following the suspension given they are happy with the room and healthy. This would be 3.4 mil out the window, carrying the bag for 2.5 in dead money next year, which they are going to have to eat no matter what. I see it as a bit of insurance at this point. Beane could have bailed. But at that point he did not know they’d be taking 2 DTs in day 2 of the draft or how they’ll pan out early on. Though it’s an unlikely scenario, it’s happened before. Beane has shown that he’ll eat guaranteed money even on a one year guy (OJ Howard) if it’s best for the roster both immediately and long term. You make a good point about the IOL. I think they’ll need someone with some flexibility to play inside. It’s tough to know if they see VDM Grable or Lundt as that versatile but going in with truly only 3 guard options would leave them light in depth.

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His last year in the league, I wasn't even 2 years old yet. My bad.

Looked like he came in out of control, didn’t seem intentional. But yeah, you gotta keep your feet when around your own QB.

I always thought that Ed would be a late bloomer

First I head anything like this. Is Brady's offense somehow unappealing to some receivers? If so, how?

I'll tell you what hasn't changed, a select few fans can't even conceive of a player improving after year one. As if it's never happened in the history of the NFL. I saw some mind boggling takes on here that Elijah Moore, a former draft bust playing for his 3rd team in 5 years, was definitively a better WR than Coleman... Not that I'm surprised. Some people just can't let their draft takes go. There were fans declaring Josh Allen a bust after year one and some still saying it after year two. Coleman has a lot to prove but anyone writing him off after last year is just being ridiculous, especially after the training camp he just had.

Now let's get rid of everyone.

I was hoping to hear us call Ladd or Dejean, but neither were really ideal for what we needed (a slot WR and slot corner). When I hear Keons name, I shrugged and jumped on board because I thought he made sense. I still think he makes more sense than both of those guys.

Peterman was a gamer I will always respect the guy. He balled when he wasn’t throwing multiple picks, but hey those picks didn’t stop him from throwing more picks! Not even after literally being historically bad in the 5 picks in the 1st half game! He’s the only QB on that list I felt like really tried to be the guy—he just wasn’t the guy. For the record, I think Josh did the exact same thing and just so happened to be the guy (and learn from picks).

Dude stop with this stuff. Blaming a lesser product for people being scumbags is sad and pathetic.

We kept the offense that was 2nd in scoring intact, and we put all our draft eggs into the defense that needs to be better. Where's the problem other than a lack of "names?"

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LOL, Losman's only piece of his repertoire that was above-average was a bomb. He definitely let it rip more than Peterman. Edwards was a victim of the "play not to lose" mentality of Jauron. I know the popular opinion was that his concussion in Arizona ruined him, but he won a big game the next week against a good San Diego team.