jethro_tull

Good list and worth noting. Receivers are a sore spot on the offense IMHO. The important thing is their relative performance grades- A being and NFL starter, B being a quality backup, C being a decent depth player, D being a special teams contributor and F is not an NFL calibre player. Based on that- 1. Kelvin Benjamin A 2. Zay Jones C 3. Andre Holmes C 4. Jeremy Kerley C 5. Rod Streater C 6. Kaelin Clay D 7. Corey Coleman D 8. Malachi Dupre D 9. Raymond McCloud D 10. Cam Phillips D 11. Brandon Reilly C 12. Austin Proehl D 13. Robert Foster D-

no way but he can still be a good backup. played good last week.

it looks more and more like that with every series!

bad cirumstances- not ready to give up on him. bad OL, bad field position, bad receiver play.

i just hope she has her own crib

and it looks like he' gives them the best chance to win, so it's the right call either way.

i midwest hillbilly with a semi-eastern accent.

boo! go for the TD!

allen is already the man. the team believes in him.

really irritating for sure.

linebackers are inviible

in all fairness the OL was blowing chunks.

J Gun!

he really dodsn't get rocked.

yeah baby!

cleveland is the buffalo of ohio.

looking thet way for sure

touch down mfers!

greg williams should have been banned from the league. btw nice run murphy.

Glad you brought up all of the main points!

From what I understand passing accuracy with time to use proper footwork - example in a well protected pocket- can be improved. Passing accuracy while on the run and under pressure is more of a have it or don't kind of thing. Arm strength, arm talent, poise under pressure, work ethic and leadership are all valuable QB qualities that you must be born with. Me personally I'll take all of those traits along with bad accuracy under pressure any day of the week.

They need another proven receiver - period. As I mentioned elsewhere- Unfortunately when you look at the current depth chart for Bills receivers you see Kelvin Benjamin and Corey Coleman or Zay Jones at the top .Aside from Benjamin, not a single receiver on the Bills roster has accomplished anything to allow us to say that they are average receivers in the NFL. Much less in the top 64 of the league that would position one of them as a certified starter.The signing of Coleman kind of sparked this thinking because it really comes off as a move of desperation- flagging that even our GM believes our receiving squad needs help- even if it turns out to be another Deonte Thompson / Jordan Matthews type of move. After Benjamin and the unproven in Zay Jones / Corey Coleman the list looks like this-Jeremy KerleyAndre HolmesRod StreaterRay-Ray McCloudAustin ProehlBrandon ReillyKaelin ClayMalachi DupreRobert FosterCam PhillipsAgain, a list of unproven players that are a far cry from NFL starting level talent at this point. And while good practices, training camp performances and preseason game contributions are promising, we have seen all to many times that it doesn’t mean much until the bullets start flying in regular season competition.Receivers take time to develop and Brian Daboll is in a good position to do just that. But relying on development, translation and scooping up released veterans trying to find a top 64 receiver or two is nothing but optimism and a guess at this point.The Bills enter 2018 with one starting receiver and a lot of maybes.The good news is that last year wasn’t much different- Charles Clay and LeSean McCoy were the Bills leading “receivers”. Thankfully they are still on the roster.

promising.....

is that kaelin clay?

all this mafia stuff is so back dated already..... allen resembes nothing like a mob boss.