The Wiz

Because either they don't know how the bills run their offense or is just writing a story to make up a reason to contradict everything that has been being said the last 72 hours. Either way, It's likely going to be Coleman, Shakir and two others fighting for the WR3 and WR4 job. Bills did switch to a heavier run offense this year and I expect that to continue so it's likely going to be either a TE or added OL as the extra WR (assuming they are keeping a RB in on those downs). So WR4 isn't as important but is still good to have depth wise.

The twitterverse is getting so bad regarding "WGR vs Beane" I almost want to start going into the political threads.

I can only imagine the circle jerk they will give each other tomorrow morning. Oh look....

WGR Official Radio station of the Buffalo Bills .....for now. I mean seriously, can they not get better than AM radio?

So here is my take on the whole thing. I caught the very end of the interview when Jeremy said he wasn't going to be belittled and then rewinded to the very start. Then I heard Beane talk about the last 2-3 minutes and listened to him come off the way he did. Then I rewinded again and listened to the last 2-3 minutes he was on hold. Then I listened from 6am until the full interview happened. After doing that, I think everyone was in their right to say what they said. I wanted a WR. Didn't get it but I'm happy they addressed the defense. They wanted a WR earlier and didn't get it so they made it a point of contention about "why dont you value WR" for a year and a half now so why wouldn't he be tired of hearing about it. They have the right to criticize anything that he does that doesn't work out (and I know they praised him for addressing the needs on defense) but it really does get tiring after a while. Even as a regular listener and only hearing "well, we could have had that guy" or "I guess we didn't need to do this". It's the Simpsons "Old man yells at a cloud". Why should he care what anyone else thinks outside of the people he has around him in the office?

Welp. Already started. 🤣

Yes. Always a good idea to tip your hand to everyone else what you plan on doing pre, during and post draft to maximize the value you get. They interviewed Moore before the draft and no one even knew about it anywhere. That's good GMing. EDIT: And now in hindsight, it makes his remarks even more valid. They were complaining that "you don't value WR the same as other teams" but was talking to a player at that position to try to help the WR room prior to the draft and signed him. This is a a double "STFU" from the interview and signing stance.

I like the idea of a 25 yo player more than bringing a player like cooper. Did they need it last year, yes. Did he help, in a sense. Either way, did you really think that the QB talent in Cleveland should have been more productive than it was? I'll take a flyer on a guy who hasn't worked out with other teams over the older guy who "still kinda has it but lost a step".

Should have clarified. Bottom to top. 😆

Pretty much every interview from McD and Beane contains the phrase "we are always looking to make our team better". So since he didn't say it this time he should be shunned?

I'm more impressed that you put them in my "Would you bang?" order.

I disagree. Elite WRs are generally very good with bad to average QB play. Not exactly sure how a good WR can become a very good WR if they have a bad/average QB.

Found Jeremy White's burner account.

They were talking about Royals. They specifically said his name this morning while talking to Joe Marino. So again, Beane didn't pick who they wanted so they say "he doesn't value the WR position like other teams that draft WR when they already have WR on the team". They're right, he doesn't. Because he doesn't need to. LA Chargers have drafted 8 WRs since they drafted Justin Herbert and one of them is a Buffalo Bill now. Does that mean they value WR more or maybe they overvalue WR because they have Herbert? So Beane invested where they needed the most help in the 4th,5th and 6th round for what the team needs. Not what fans want. I myself do want an upgrade at WR and wish would had a stud but that doesn't change the fact that no matter who has walked through the door over the last 5-6 years has had their career year(other than Cooper) with Allen. Others will too.

Which is something that they should have know considering the WRs in this draft weren't anything special outside the 1st round, early 2nd and was a historically deep draft and defensive players that graded well all the way into the 4th round. Why would they be surprised? Every time Sal was on the show he said the first 3 or 4 picks were probably going to be defense for a month leading up to the draft and then it happens and they are surprised? Why? They weren't surprised; they were annoyed because Beane didn't pick who they wanted and then they couldn't "CHOO CHOO! EVERYONE ON BOARD THE WR TRAIN!"