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  1. Top-10 receivers in 2023 and their 40 times.
    T. Hill 4.29
    C. Lamb 4.51
    A. St. Brown 4.61
    P. Nacua 4.57
    A.J. Brown 4.49
    D.J. Moore 4.42
    B. Aiyuk 4.5
    N. Collins 4.4
    M. Evans 4.53
    A. Cooper 4.42
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    #Bills WR Keon Coleman 4.53 (Pro day)
     

     

  2. 3 hours ago, KDIGGZ said:

    He sprinted on a drill when nobody else did. You aren't supposed to do that. If you watch the combine you can clearly see him run out of bounds when you are supposed to stay in and show you can tip toe down the sidelines.

    So you’re saying reaching 20.36 is still slow?

     

  3. Might still only be a game back but lost 2 of the last 3 and really should 've lost 3 of the last 3.  And at least 2 of those 3 we're seen as easy wins.  I absolutely have no faith in this coaching staff.  The problem is the players that we have as backups to our starters are just JAGS and when you lose starters, let alone ProBowl caliber starters, you're screw with just players that are JAGS.  Coaches game plan around these deficiencies that what their paid to do. I really have no faith going forward that anything will be rectified if it couldn't be rectified n the last couple of games against so-called weaker opponents

  4. 53 minutes ago, BarleyNY said:

    I don’t understand how this is supposed to be fun. Maybe when there are some other features added it’ll be interesting. 

    Fun is relatively speaking. I just get a hoot outta it with it's projections and stats.  Most of the time I ran it James Cook ends up with at least 13 totals TDS and 1400 total yds.  I like the concept but it's default algorithms are poor and the capabilities to not adjust lineups sucks.  

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  5. So PFF has a game simulator where you pick a team and it shows their projected results for the season along with stats ... https://game-simulator.pff.com/ .  so as bored as I was I decided to run the simulator 50x and get the average results.   

     

     

    NYJ   26-24  

    LV     30-20

    WAS  40-10

    MIA   36-14

    JAX    28-22

    NYG    26-24

    NE      26-24

    TB      37-13

    CIN     30-20

    DEN    30-20

    NYJ    32-18

    PHI    25-25

    KC      20-30

    DAL   31-19

    LAC   30-20

    NE      34-16

    MIA    34-16

     

    Season Average W-L:    10.3 - 6.7   so 10-7.

     

    Josh's season average stats:

    PASS YDS    PASS TDS     INTS    RUSH YDS    RUSH TDS
    4855.76         34.46            11         273.22           2.84

     

     

    While the 10-7 seems to me to be on the low end IMO it's interesting that on average with the PFF app that the Bills are .500 or better for every team except KC.  But take it for a grain of salt because according to them for the 50x we play @NE we only had a 26-24 record so barely above .500.  worst season record was 7-10 and best was 15-2.
     

  6. 59 minutes ago, nucci said:

    why is it very interesting?

    Only from the stand point that a team is willing to take a chance on him and bring him in with I believe a still pending Civil suit going against him.  

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  7. I gave it an A based on the players they got but a B- for what I thought were moves or players they could’ve maybe picked instead. For example when Sanders and Simpson fell in the 3rd round I thought they could’ve been more aggressive to move up and get them. Now granted not sure if they tried but giving up something next year for both rank rd1-2 ILB this year should’ve been worth it. As for who we chose an A like I said.  
     

    RD 1: The Bills make a small jump but land the premier pass-catching tight end in the draft in Kincaid. The 10th overall player on some big boards, so a huge value pick. Kincaid was the focal point of the Utah offense and led all players at the position with a 91.8 PFF receiving grade.

    RD 2: Torrence is mountain of a man at the position and can move better than his size would suggest plus he’s different from our current G’s. Had overall grade pff grade of 88 with a run-blocking grade 90

    RD 3: Williams, a player with legitimate range and a huge wingspan which made him one of the most impactful LB against the pass in his college career. He had a top-10 coverage grade among linebackers in 2 of his last 3 seasons.

    RD 5: Shorter was one of the bigger wide receivers in this class, coming in at 6-foot-4 and 234 pounds with 34-inch arms and was a big-play threat for the Gators with averaged 19.9 yards per reception in 2022 plus not one dropped pass. Kinda in the mold of Gabe Davis.

    RD 7:  Broeker’s played mostly at left tackle until 2022 when he was moved inside to left guard.  A reliable pass protector for the Ole Miss and had a  70.0-plus PFF pass-blocking grade his last 2 seasons.

    RD 7: Austin has above average height/length blend but average speed. He had very good production with 21 passes defended over the past 2 seasons and only allowed 42 receptions for 529 yards in 2022.  He had a 70.0-plus PFF coverage and run defense grades in his final season in college.

  8. Of Course everything depends on how the draft board falls.  In the mock scenario I ran Anthony Richardson falls to 27 and the Bills trade with the Saints for their 29 and 40 picks.  Then in the 2nd round Joey Porter Jr is still on the board and Detroit trades their 48 and 55 to get him for the 40 we got from NO and a 2025 Rd 5 pick.  Finally I traded our 28 in Rd 3, 28 in Rd 6, and 2024 Rd 4 for Atlanta's 12th in Rd 3

     

    29: R1 P29 OT Paris Johnson Jr. - Ohio State

    48: R2 P17 LB Drew Sanders - Arkansas

    55: R2 P24 C John Michael Schmitz - Minnesota

    59: R2 P28 DL Mazi Smith - Michigan

    75: R3 P12 WR Cedric Tillman - Tennessee

    130: R4 P28 EDGE Mike Morris - Michigan

    137: R5 P2 TE Zack Kuntz - Old Dominion

     

    TRADES

    Trade Partner: New Orleans Saints

    Sent:      Round 1 Pick 27

    Received:  Round 1 Pick 29, Round 2 Pick 9

     

    Trade Partner: Detroit Lions

    Sent:      Round 2 Pick 9, 2025 Round 5 Pick

    Received:  Round 2 Pick 17, Round 2 Pick 24

     

    Trade Partner: Atlanta Falcons

    Sent:      Round 3 Pick 28, Round 6 Pick 28, 2024 Round 4 Pick

    Received: Round 3 Pick 12

  9. 15 minutes ago, Solomon Grundy said:

    Setting up to move up for Marvin Harrison Jr. next year?

    Or whatever we might need going forward.  We can only keep pushing the cap out farther for so long.  Having 4 picks in the top 64 will help a long way for that

  10. Using proffootbalnetwork mock draft simulator, here's a draft I like.  We swap our !st rd pick with KC and get a 2nd in 2024 and give up a 5th rd in 2024.  Then swap that 30th pick from KC and our 4th rd pick with Ari for pick 34 and a 2nd Rd in 2024.  So that gives us 3 2nd picks in 2024.  Then 5th Rd pick from Ari in this years draft (pick 139) for  Pick 152, Pick 193, Pick 235.

     

    34.       Dawand Jones OT Ohio State

    59.       John Michael Schmitz OC Minnesota

    91.       Luke Musgrave TE Oregon State

    152.     Parker Washington WR Penn State

    164.     Keion White EDGE Georgia Tech

    193.     Karl Brooks DT Bowling Green

    235.     Nathaniel Dell WR Houston

     

    trades

    KC Received:             Pick 27, 2024 BUF 2024 5th

    BUF Received:           Pick 30, 2024 KC 2nd

     

    ARI Received:             Pick 30, Pick 130

    BUF Received:           Pick 34, 2024 ARI 2nd

     

    WAS Received:          Pick 139

    BUF Received:           Pick 152, Pick 193, Pick 235

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  11. 1 hour ago, Bills2022 said:

     

    If he couldn't block we wouldn't have 152 points and the #2 offense in football.  Obviously we could be #1 if we didn't have 2 games where we didn't play our starters in the 4th quarter.  

    Bad Line play can be masked with an elite QB.  Whether you choose to believe it or not Saffold has played poorly this season so far.  I've seen it myself in the few games I attended as well as PFF has him with a rating of only 42.6 which is poor.  To compare Dawkins 71.3, Morse 58.4, Bates 60.1, and Brown 63.4.  His metrics are significantly lower then the rest of the line and his play shows it

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  12. 1 minute ago, Meatloaf63 said:

    That’s some quality analysis right there🤦‍♂️

    While it may not be a quality analysis and like the saying goes "stats are stats", the piece where he has allowed 10 receptions on 14 targets and an opposing passer rating of 111.6 in coverage is a little concerning and he has to improve.  Grant it there are only 14 targets but that is mostly because of the defense line not the fact he's blanketing receivers and not allowing an attempt

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