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Mr. WEO

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  1. 13 minutes ago, buffblue said:

    After seeing Wilson the last few years, why is acquiring him potentially a sage move but trading pennies for Fields a joke? This isn't the Russell Wilson of 2011-2020 for Seattle. Make it make sense


    Wilson is better than anyone the Steelers had last year, which goes without saying.  So the benefit of the move is intuitive.  
     

    but…

     

    If he busts, and the fans then have to suffer while the Steelers figure out why the Bears dumped Fields, well then it was a predictable error.  
     

    In summary, based on what we have seen of them,  the possibility that Wilson  plays well is higher than the likelihood that Fields will be a much better replacement.

     

     

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  2. 1 hour ago, SoTier said:

     

    What is there to LOL about?  They don't have a good enough position in the draft to get a top QB, and they don't have enough draft capital to move up.  They signed a FA QB who was once considered a shoo-in for the HOF on a cheap, prove-it deal, and then they traded a next-to-nothing to get a former first round QB who seems to have at least the potential to be a decent NFL starter, which their former starting QB lacked.    They've improve their QB situation significantly with hardly any impact to their cap space.  

     

     

     

    Exactly.   I think it's a brilliant solution to the situation that the Steelers found themselves in when it became apparent that Pickett, like about half of QBs drafted in the first round, wasn't starter material.


    It’s all just flailing.  
     

    i think Wilson will surprise.  If he doesn’t, bringing in Fields to resurrect the moribund QB position in Pittsburgh is as bad a decision as it was in Chicago

    1 hour ago, Ethan in Cleveland said:

    Glass houses says Todd Collins, Doug Flutie, Rob Johnson, EJ, Tyrod, etc, etc, etc....


    In the 30 years since Kelly retired?  
     

    When did Ben retire?

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  3. 1 hour ago, BBFL said:


    Hey man, at least they’re consistently trying to find an answer instead of acquiring a guy and riding it out way too long. 
     

    At least they didn’t do the Denver way and give up insane premium assets to just cut ties before 2 seasons are up. 


    if you’re “consistently trying to find an answer” at QB…..that’s not really “trying” very well

  4. Just now, Kirby Jackson said:

    Lol, there are a lot of guys between “last QB on an NFL roster and Peterman.” Barkley is actually one of them. There are others as well, many of whom are closer to the last guy than Barkley.

     

    Barkley more qualified than Peterman? They are both terrible.  Barkley was only brought in (twice) because he's a "nice guy" to Josh Allen.

  5. 9 hours ago, Richard Noggin said:

    Pickett strikes me as a STRONG backup QB option, for a SUPER affordable cap hit. Why is that difficult to acknowledge? Is it the draft capital lost? I can understand attacking that aspect of the deal, but the result for Philly is unquestionably a high-end backup who barely registers against the cap, at the most important position in the sport. 

     

    he stinks

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  6. 22 hours ago, Kirby Jackson said:

    I don’t blame them but I don’t like it either. It’s a different form of nepotism. It’s like, “he’s an easy personality to have in the room and not a real threat to the job.” More power to him, but I think it’s BS that a more qualified individual doesn’t get the opportunity because he’s a known “nice guy.”

     

    Oh you mean like Matt Barkley?

  7. 7 hours ago, transplantbillsfan said:

     

    Career reception % when targeted

     

    Gabe: 54.5%

    Shakir: 75.4%

     

    And if you want an argument about context regarding recency, here are those same stats just for 2023:

     

    Gabe: 55.5%

    Shakir: 86.7%

     

    Gabe's biggest problem from day 1 has been drops. As we saw this past year, it's also a lack of connection with his QB.

     

    Happy he's gone.

     

     

    lol there you go.

     

    Anyway...Davis's dropped 3 balls for a drop rate of 3.7 this season--easily his lowest.  Diggs had 5 for a drop rate of 5%.

     

    INT's?  Allen has thrown 47 of them in the past 3 seasons (4 on target to Diggs this year).....but Davis was the  problem?  God love him but Josh had a LOT of communication problems it seemed this year....Davis was on the "receiving" end of a lot of them.

     

     

  8. 3 minutes ago, BBFL said:


    Oh so now they have to be something other than a #1? Lol

     

    Whteher they are a number 1 or not is irrelevant. Neither was them having to be 6”1+…

     

    6”0 is plenty when you couple that with their weight of 215lbs+. 
     

    Keep changing it until the narrative is exactly where I’m wholly wrong. 🤘

     

    the narrative was not mine, and I quoted it for you.  it's quite a list....in fact (and obviously) it describes a perfect WR, which may not exist.

  9. 2 hours ago, Sgt. Ski said:

    i'm sorry i don't want to be a putz but.. Diggs #'s dropped because we were spreading the ball around, plus badly thrown balls by josh!

     

     

    come on...how much effort did you put into this take?

     

    #'s drop?  He had essentially the same targets he has had every year with the Bills.  A big chunk of his yards came in the first 6 weeks.  Then, despite tons of targets the resto f the season, he couldn't produce.

     

    Josh's fault for the drops?  that's pretty funny.

     

     

  10. 1 hour ago, BBFL said:


     

    Quite a few, from the top of my head without much thought I can come up with 13 teams. 
     

    Justin Jefferson, Minnesota

    Jamar Chase/Tee Higgins, Cincinnati

    DJ Moore, Chicago

    Brandon Aiyuk, San Fran

    DK Metcalf, Seattle

    AJ Brown, Philadelphia 

    Mike Evans, Tampa

    George Pickens, Pittsburgh

    Amari Cooper, Cleveland

    Amon St. Brown, Detroit

    Chris Olave, New Orleans

    Christian Watson, Green Bay

    Puka Nacua, LA Rams

     

    That’s over a 1/3 of the NFL. 

     

    Could even go further and add other guys like:

    Michael Wilson, Arizona

    CeeDee Lamb, Dallas

    Nico Collins, Houston

    Josh Palmer, LA Chargers

    Courtland Sutton, Denver

    Drake London, Atlanta

     

     

    Thats well over half the league that have a guy who does all of what he suggested…

     

    Not that much of a rarity. 

     

    🤷‍♂️

     

     

     "big WR who can block, get deep, win contested throws, catch the ball in clutch moments, and block downfield"

     

    you first listed a bunch of WR1s (except Higgins, Watson...).

     

    A fraction of those guys might do everything/fit all criteria on the poster's wish list. a good number   of them aren't over 6 feet tall, for starters.

     

    The second group has several depth guys. less likely to check all those boxes

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  11. 3 minutes ago, The Jokeman said:

    Mecole Hardman and Skyy Moore beg to differ, both were 2nd Round picks and let's just say they haven't been consistent producers. 

     

    see above

    6 minutes ago, finn said:

    I won't miss Gabe. I can say that even as I recognize the valuable qualities he brought to the team. We need a big WR who can block, get deep, win contested throws, catch the ball in clutch moments, and block downfield. Gabe did some of that, but not all. 

     

     

    lol everyone wants that.  How many teams have it?

  12. 1 hour ago, SWATeam said:

    MVS had 21 catches for 300 yards this year.  That’s not decent WR2/3 territory.

     

    Who are these drafted hits?  Rice is one but Moore has been an absolute bust.

     

    OK so MVS is not a good weapon--solidifies my point (Mahomes hasn't been lavished with weapons in KC)

     

    Hardman was a solid pick while he was in KC. 

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  13. 8 hours ago, SCBills said:

    “Chiefs never give Mahomes any WR help”

     

    Tyreek Hill

    MVS 

    RD2 Pick

    Trade for a former RD1 Pick

    Juju

    RD2 Pick

    Hollywood Brown


    All while having an All-Time Tight End

     

    Not all of that has worked out, but this narrative has.. and will always be.. hilarious

     

    Hill was on the team a year before Mahomes was drafted--and two years before he was starter.

     

    MVS has been a decent WR2/3.

     

    JuJu had a cup of coffee in KC.

     

    As for the drafted guys--KC hits on their WR drafts pretty well.  But Mahomes made those 2 guys.

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

  14. 2 hours ago, BobbyC81 said:

    I have a feeling that, after signing Samuel, that they could go BPA in the first round, and take a WR with their 2nd or 4th pick.

     

    no way.  Samuel wasn't even the BPA on his crappy Washington team.

     

    Get someone better and younger under a rookie contract.

     

     

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  15. Just now, GunnerBill said:

     

    Shakir is already better than Davis is pretty out there as a take. There is less than a year between them in age and about 2,000 yards and 25 touchdowns in production.

     

    the Davis takes over time, out of necessity (due to the hill his detractors insisted on dying on), grew consistently more "out there".

     

    Pretty much all they had at the end was "but, but....catch%!!!"

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  16.  

    13 hours ago, Behindenemylines said:

    But can he drop balls like Gabe, that’s what I want to know   Just adds to the in-game excitement!  
     

     

     

     

    Knox will still provide that entertainment.

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