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Both Rogers and Brown have been marginal at best so far in their NFL careers. Let's hope they are late bloomers.
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The Front Office of the Bills must be aware that, so far this off season, the teams roster has degenerated. Should they lose Groy, it might make improving the roster for 2017 an impossible task.
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How does a QB, ( Mike Glennon ) who for all general purpose has done nothing in the NFL get paid twice the amount of a QB, Tyrod Taylor who has lead a team to a top ten in scoring without having his starting receiving corp for 12 of 16 games.
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I see EJ backing up his former understudy Jamius Winston at Tampa Bay.
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Buffalo is the ideal city for a sports reporter that appears to relish in criticism.
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Picking up Ducasse and losing Groy would seem like another downgrade to our roster.
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I don't think many GM's or coaches in the NFL would trade Stephon Gilmore and Aaron Williams for Micah Hyde and Jordan Poyer.
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Hopefully he's a late bloomer.
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Yes. Let's see him compete for a roster spot.
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Good Luck to Marcus. Hope he stays healthy and catches on with another team.
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Smart move by the Bills to sign Tyrod Taylor. Hopefully the new coaching staff doesn't create a learning curve for the Tyrod and the Offense.
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GOOD!!! I hope this report is accurate. Going forward the Bills will have the best of both worlds. Having a QB next season capable of leading a top ten scoring offense and waiting until the 2018 draft for a QB if needed. Not to mention another year under Cardale Jones belt. Hopefully we will now focus on building a decent defense.
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Had the Draft had a bonified Franchise QB, and the Bills were certain to obtain that QB, Cosell's might have a point.
But for now, Taylor is a moderately priced QB cabable of leading a top ten scoring offense with a banged up recieving corp.
He gives us the best chance to win in 2017 and end the playoff drought.
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??? It's like you didn't even read the post
The point is to simplifing the strategic plan for next year in order to end the playoff drought.
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I highly doubt the new head coach hired the new offensive coordinator to simply ape the system of the guys who were canned. These notions of "it ain't broke" don't play in the real world with turnover in the coaching staff and players on team that still, STILL has not made the playoffs in forever.
And no, I do not want to sit and watch the offense throw for 150 yards a game again.
Really? So you feel it's better to scrap our top ten scoring offense in order to avoid watching a 150 yard passing performance per game. I would prefer to keep the successful offense and focus on a defense that ranked 30th.
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But when you give Tyrod a pay raise you will have less money for other positions. And we don't get to have 2016 come back. Roberts Woods is a Free Agent. Are you paying him 8 million?
Tyrod Taylor lead a top ten scoring offense without his starting receiving corp for 12 of 16 games. I would not be surprised that 22 other teams would be happy to pay the league QB average salary to achieve those results.
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Things aren't static. The system is changing on both offense and defense and there will be a great deal of turnover on this roster. There is no one size fits all fix here.
That's the point. The Offense is fine, let's focus on what needs fixing; the defense and special teams.
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I agree that the offense could be improved. But I don't see how they fix the defense and offense together in one off-season. One of the sides of the ball will suffer. They can't use free agency and they are losing a lot of free agents.
Offense needs 3-4 WR's! And a RT. And who knows what the blocking scheme changes will do to players just getting better like John Miller.
Don't you feel our 2016 top ten scoring offense was good enough to make the playoffs?
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Improving the OL would be a nice start. Another wide receiver would also help. A decent defense would serve to shorten the field and create more turnovers. Last but not least, Tyrod will at least be more experienced.
I am not the biggest optimist on the board but it's POSSIBLE that the Bills will improve. I suppose that's easy to say in February.
Improving the Oline would be nice. But don't you believe it's the Defense that needs to get better in order to end the playoff drought next year.
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Are you bringing back Greg Roman with Anthony Lynn calling the plays? Are you paying Robert Woods 8 million?
How do you get to keep what you like in a vacuum?
I would like to have Lynn back as OC, but that's not possible. However I would not change the offense. I prefer to keep and improve on an offense that has proved to be successful.
Ideally, I agree, keeping most of the same unit should result in success...
But then again, we thought our defense would be good in 2015 after the successful 2014 season. :/
The roster from the 2014 defense was not suited for the defense implemented in 2015. That's what I would avoid with our current offense.
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You are assuming that we all see a playoff team here. We don't all agree with you. I see a team that won 7 games last year and is headed down.
Would we not be happy to have a top 10 scoring offense again in 2017?
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If the goal for next season is to win as many games as possible and end the playoff drought, would it not be prudent to keep the 2016 offense in tact and focus free agency and the draft on improving the defense and special teams?
Justin Hunter Gone
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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Too bad we couldn't work something out with Hunter. Thought he could have been a good weapon next year with a full camp under his belt.