filthymcnasty08

This hurts....like it hurt on draft day getting Watkins AFC is a brutal brutal place

2011: Ralph is cheap! 2022: Another genius move by Beane!!

We have the premier QB in the NFL on the early side of his prime years. Our offense passes at the highest rate in the NFL KC and GB have seen the limitations coming from average 2,3,4 WR's around, arguably, their first ballot HOF QB's I am a Gabe truther but we still need more firepower to see how far we can go with Josh.

JAG

🙄. Such a bad take.

Good for Aaron, must mean Adams is staying put as well. GB going to be a hard "out" in the NFC. Can see a GB/Bills SB scenario next year.

Jones is a Rochester native and is on a sinking ship. Had a taste of "Super Bowl hopes" last year when they were a one loss team for most of the season. Makes sense! Somehow, I still feel that it's even more splashy than him. Putting a$$es in expensive new stadium seats is always a consideration. They're already "must see" with Josh and company but the new player has to look to be a part of it all when they open the new place. Gronk will not be there for the new stadium. Jones probably won't either. So the splash signing, IMHO, is the one who looks to have a nice long road ahead. CMC/Barkley: both 25

Kinda makes you think the league may have helped ATL put the story forward. The league is in bed with the gambling industry now....don't hurt business during the season!

His departure last year and the reasons given, smelled like poo.

Still hurts.

I like Beas. Put it all out there every game and takes a pounding. Was a good Buffalo Bill!

Okay...now I am going to be dreaming about an offense with Josh/Diggs/Gabe/Gronk/Knox/Saquan with Mackenzie coming back and Jameson Williams Rd. 1

That offense would rival the 07 Pats/00 Rams

He got overshadowed by the Gronk phenomenon at the end of his run. He doesn't get enough credit for his durability and how long he maintained his play at a high level.

He's......not........how do we sayyyyyy......bright.

Come home and help us finish the job ya big dummy https://getyarn.io/yarn-clip/753545b4-10c0-41f8-ac00-7000f483d669#f5SsakvL.copy

My argument was never that we had to spend a high draft pick on RB, it was more around improving our running game consisting of 2 3rd rounders that, IMHO, are not our solution for 2022: a year which we all believe we should go to the SB. And because our RB's have not developed as such, we are in need at the position with a "win now" supporting roster. Everyone agrees for the most part that we need to address RB. One of the ways to address this without taking the gamble with another day 2 guy is to bring in a proven guy. Like the title says: Kareem Hunt is a cut candidate. I am also in favor of Saquan Barkley. Stay within those thoughts if you want to keep arguing, but none of your other statements include solutions for the Bills current situation.

In this offense? Comeback Player of the Year potential. He has been playing with a bottom 3 OL last 2 years. Absolute dog sh-t. Has the entire skillset and knows he has yet to prove out. He is a "process" player....peak condition,professional, smart, driven. Whatever the cost turns out to be [within reason] , he will be worth it.

LOL...no I don't have that right at hand, and I am not sure what you're trying to prove, but you are free to google that yourself. Talking about RB here. Off the top of my head, at RB last 3 SB's: Akers: 2nd Rd. Sony M: 1st. Rd (Trade) Mixon: 2nd Rd. Fournette: 1st Rd. (FA Pickup) CEH: 1st. Round Shady: 2nd Round (FA pickup) Niners Committee Backfield: several undrafted, Coleman Rd 3 Nevertheless, I appreciate your proving my point that leaving your RB situation 100% to mid round draft picks carries a low success rate. A proven NFL commodity, who can elevate their game in our offense, at a reasonable price is one way to offset that. I would ask you if you think our backfield is SB caliber in its current form and, if not, what would your strategy be to improve on it? We're not going RB in rd's 1 or 2 so, is it enough to try to hit the lottery in round 3+ or should we look to get a proven guy in the mix?

QB's with his talent are hard to come by. That is the conundrum in the league. We watch yearly what happens when teams try and bridge the gap with a Goff, Fitz, Flacco, Dalton, etc. Their names are synonymous with rebuilds. Arizona's supporting cast has a lot of "win now" talent...especially Hopkins. IMHO: They're going to pay him. They do not have a choice. Maybe they negotiate down the guaranteed money and build in a back door.

This was a great listen: eye opener on the CB2 topic as it relates to Edmunds. Thanks!

$5M/year is now "big"? I know RB value is not where it once was, but $5M/year is low-end starter money. Smart teams also should realize that 3rd rounders are generally in the 3rd round for a reason and they do not constitute a SB caliber backfield.

I knew this response was coming. I used the word "projecting" as in one podcast was projecting Hunt to get cut and they thought he was best fit with the Bills. In all the RB conversations, we never mentioned him. I compared him to the FA choices and asked the board for their thoughts. I don't believe I represented this as some kind of scoop or eventuality. Just an idea and, as usual, the board came up with a great variety of thoughts.

"We must draft Colin Kaepernick!" Me circa 2011

OMG amazing.