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For 2mil you would have thought Detroit would resign him. Why do I think we are Boldins only option and his last paycheck.
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We have a veteran QB, his name is TJ Yates. RGKnee needs to hang it up for his own sake, and Kaep is never playing in the NFl again.
Have you seen Yates run?
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One of the Key features of the designed Bills Offense is the threat of our QB as a runner.
Should disaster strike and Taylor is unable to play, this key offensive threat is eliminated.
That being said there are two available backup QB's, Colin Kaepernick and Robert Griffin.
Both are experienced and capable of performing well in this style of Offense. From a talent
and experience point of view, both have better credibility than any of the current backup
QB's on the roster. However, both players bring some limelight baggage. Would it be worth it
to bring in one of these Vets for the sake of continuity of the offense, or is the limelight baggage
too much for this coaching staff to handle.
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Yes. I tend to support the AFC and specifically the AFC East in the Super Bowl.
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I'm hoping, but not confident, that a healthy Jonathan Williams can provide excellent depth at RB this season. With that being said, would it not be prudent for the Bills to be actively pursuing a trade for a quality backup RB. Many teams are loaded if not overloaded at RB. Some of those teams have RB's like Chris Ivory, Alfred Morris, C J Prosise, Jermy Hill, and C J Spiller in a long queue.
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As Kirby has explained several times, the Bills can't increase revenues, like ticket prices, in any significant way in the current stadium.
I don't know Kirby, nor have I had the opportunity to hear his arguments. But to say the Bills can't raise ticket prices in the current stadium seems short sighted.
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Whats wrong with the current stadium? I don't think there's a bad seat in the entire stadium.
Certainly New Era Stadium doesn't have the high end amenities that attract corporate clients.
But the Bills don't have so many corporate clients that they need a new stadium. If generating
more revenues is the issue, just raise ticket prices to meet the needs of the owner and the NFL.
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Sunday, Sept 10 - Bills vs. Jet WSunday, Sept 17 - Bills @ Panthers LSunday, Sept. 24 - Bills vs. Broncos WSunday, Oct 1 - Bills @ Falcons LSunday, Oct 8 - Bills @ Bengals LSunday, Oct 22 - Bills vs. Buccaneers LSunday, Oct 29 - Bills vs. Raiders WThursday, Nov 2 - Bills @ Jets WSunday, Nov 12 - Bills vs. Saints LSunday, Nov 19 - Bills @ Chargers LSunday, Nov 26 - Bills @ Chefs LSunday, Dec 3 - Bills vs. Patriots* LSunday, Dec 10 - Bills vs. Colts WSunday, Dec 17 - Bills vs Fish WSunday, Dec 24 - Bills @ Patriots* LSunday, Dec 31 - Bills @ Fish LSORRY TO PREDICT 6 wins and 10 losses.
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White is a better CB than Lattimore strait up. Bills fell into it dispite their alleged decision that they would take Lattimore at 10.
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For the Bills Offense to be successfull in 2017 it needs to run the ball effectively. So effectively that teams preparing to play the Bills should be focusing their defensive strategy on stopping their run game, almost exclusively.Bill Belichick is well aware of this and is attempting to deal the Bills running game an off season blow. I would argue that the a back up running back for the Bills is more important to this type of offenses success than most other teams in the league. Paying a premium for a top back up, someone who could compentently start, should be part of the Bills 2017 strategy.
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If you analyse the success/failure of players taken in the first round by position, most players taken using this metric have failed.
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Good for Gillislee. With the average employment span of an NFL running back under 4 years in the league, I'm glad to see him cash in. Now let's see if the Bills think he's worth paying.
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http://www.rotoworld.com/articles/nfl/71467/57/nfls-best-gms-2017?pg=3
Only GMs ranked below him were just hired this offseason
They ranked him 17th last year
It wasn't a "they" that ranked the GM's, it was a "he". Someone named Patrick Daugherty.
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Surprised that not one member of the illustrious Buffalo Sports media has sought out Cardale Jones this off season.
I would think that many Bills Fans have an interest as to what work, if any, Cardale Jones has done to improve his QB skills.
Perhaps I've just missed a report.
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Bills red helmets were the best looking helmets in the NFL.
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Next to signing Tyrod, this is the best news this offseason.
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Are you always this dramatic?
Let's be realests. All good offenses will have an excellent #2 receivers. It's silly to say a predominate running team can do without a top #2 receiver.
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Since we are going to be running the ball a lot...I don't see a need for a high level #2.
Really. Maybe we should put a guard out there for better blocking.
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I'm sure they're giving this a lot of thought but we have no idea what the plan is. Maybe a trade?
I think the approach ought to be: assemble a good roster before the draft and not rely on the draft to deliver this year's starters. And then whatever you get from the draft is gravy.
Right now, we sorely need another WR and a RT. And I can't say I have a lot of faith in our current secondary. So I'm wondering, how many starters can we get out of the draft?
Agree. Thus far this offseason it appears our secondary and WR corp has deteriorated from last years team.
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The concern about Wide Receiver is way overblown.
1. It's clear this team is still primarily a Ground & Pound/Run-First offense
2. Tyrod seems to have trouble going through multiple reads on a single play
3. We already struggle to get Sammy Watkins and Charles Clay involved with enough targets
4. The free agent crop of WRs was not strong this year
5. We still have the NFL draft coming up
In the era of free agency, it is very difficult for an NFL team to be strong at every position. So it is important to prioritize, based on your key players and coaching staff.
To invest lots of resources at WR would be stupid and wasteful. Were the Bills supposed to break the bank for Alshon Jeffery or Desean Jackson, just so they can get 2-3 targets a game?
The people complaining about Doug Whaley not flushing money away on big names - are the exact same people that would crucify him for getting us into salary cap trouble on guys that aren't producing enough. (For example... Charles Clay).
It would have been interesting to see Hunter play with Tyrod after a full training camp. Hunter was certainly within our cap space.
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Only on a bills fansight would a starting qb taking a 10 million dollar paycut for the good of the team would be levied AGAINST him
Tyrod should be commended.
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I don't understand what the plan at receiver is. Tyrod said part of the reason he took a pay cut was to get better receivers on the team. But as of right now we have worse, yes WORSE, receivers than last year. Is the plan to evaluate Tyrod for a year or not? Sounds like they're just saying F it, we'll run our backs into the ground and pray Sammy stays healthy.
This has been a bad weak spot for Whaley, along with RT.
Agree!!! Other than for the sighning of Tyrod Taylor, it appears our roster has deteriorated thus far this offseason
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Nothing says "we think you're the greatest" with more sincerity than a request to take a 10M pay cut.
This isn't the first time nor will it be the last that a con has been achieved.
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Perhaps the Bills Brass has all along thought Tyrod Taylor to be the best OB in the NFL. Last year he lead the Offense to a top ten scoring performance with an injury riddled WR corp. So far this off season they have choosen to challenge Taylor for next season by restocking the WR corp with castoffs. Good Luck Tyrod.
Taylors toughest opponent
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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I wonder if Taylor is thinking to himself that the toughest team he has to beat in order
to prove he is a franchise QB is not the opposing team defenses he'll start to face
this September, but his own Buffalo Bills management.