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chris heff

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  1. 2 minutes ago, GunnerBill said:

     

    I think Palmer plays faster than his 40 time, but he is more a guy who wins with his routes than just that vertical speed. Look if they can add Moore I will feel a lot better going into this year about the WRs than I did going into last year before the Cooper trade but I'm still not sure they have that true downfield outside guy I really wanted them to find. 

    Why don’t you think Moore is that guy?

  2. 35 minutes ago, FireChans said:

    The Bills defense was bad and contributed greatly to the loss. The Bills offense was also bad and contributed greatly to the loss lol.
     

    If you don’t think only managing 10 points is very bad, then you’re just wrong. Categorically and definitively 

    Oh I think 10 points is bad, but he was trying to put that game on the WRs, everyone was bad in that game.

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  3. 8 minutes ago, FireChans said:

    Not really sure the point here.

     

    the offense wasn’t good enough to score more than 10 points lol. What is the Bills record scoring 10 points or fewer? Probably horrific, right? 0-50?

    The point is DapperCam said the Bills WR contributed greatly to the Bills loss to the Ravens. The Bills top three WR out preformed the Ravens top three and yet the Ravens scored 35, while the Bills only scored 10. Could it be that the Bills defense was bad?

  4. In 1989 the Bills signed a soon to be 33 years old James Lofton. For those who weren’t born or are too young to remember, Lofton was the difference, the reason that offense was great. He opened up things for Reed. Defenses had to account for him. It is April, let’s see how it plays out. The Bills addressed their most glaring problem, the defense. 

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  5. 3 hours ago, Pete said:

    Why did we lose to Ravens?  
     

    Why do we see the most man to man in the NFL?  And that’s with Josh ***** Allen.

     

    Dont you agree separation was a major issue last season?

     

    What did we do to fix it?

    Don’t you get sick of Josh getting pummeled after 6 seconds and no one can get open?

    Because they couldn’t stop the run.

  6. 15 minutes ago, Pete said:

    Possible, but phase 1 of camp already started.   WR needs to learn playbook, run routes with Josh, get timing down.  The sooner the better.  It seems obvious to most, but Beane- we need ️ fast WR!  Same as last year.  And the year before

    I was being sarcastic, people here act like it’s a fate de comple. It’s months to training camp.

  7. 1 hour ago, turbo044 said:

    Here's how Beane could make the draft perfect for me:

     

    The Giant have 4 picks left, we have 7, The giants have a lot of holes to fill, the Bills do not.

     

    The Giants trade picks 105 (84 points) and 246 (1 point) to the Bills for picks 132 (40 points), 170 (23.4), 173 (22.2) and 206 (8.6)

     

    With the 105th pick in the 2025 draft, The Buffalo Bills draft Jalen Royals, WR Utah State.

     

    With picks 169, 177, 240 and 246 the Buffalo Bills draft I don't care from I don't know where.

     

    Beane, please be calling Joe Schoen.

    That didn’t happen 

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    How he fits

    “The Bills had a clear need at defensive tackle heading into the draft, and sensing a drop-off coming at defensive tackle after a couple of names were taken, the Bills instead vaulted up the board for Sanders. In terms of what the Bills are looking for out of the one-technique position, Sanders is perfectly suited. Sanders, with his strength at the point of attack, his run-defending abilities, his arm length and how he could grow into the one-technique role while maintaining three-down ability as a penetrating pass rusher, is an ideal solution. He also has enough versatility to play three-technique. Even if slightly undersized for the role, the 6-foot-3, 305-pound Sanders has an arm length of 33.25 inches and shows an all-around skill set to eventually become the starter in Buffalo.”

    Joe Buscaglia

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