dayman

Pick it up. If we lose Sammy after sinking all this time/money/picks into him it would be a trajedy. He is a great player and will be great one day...it sucks he hasn't been for us but it would suck worse to have it happen only once he's gone.

Clay is one of the highest paid player on the team... Sent from my SM-G950U using Tapatalk

Sign Fitzpatrick to be our backup. He's a good backup.

It's the worst trait I inherited from my father.

He's had a million chances, but you have to believe there will come a point where the dude gets it together. At least, you should want to believe that as a reasonably good person. If he wasn't serious about turning it around and staying straight for long enough to make a living then he would have pissed off into nowhereland already (the way Justin Blackmon did).

You get 2 challenges. It shouldn't matter what you challenge.

I know the risk but I would go hard at this ... the upside is just way too big. A 1 year prove it deal would be a mistake also...you've got to lock it up for at least 2 maybe 3 years ... just put outs in the contract and defer the bonus until year 3 and only release it if he is eligible the length of the contract. Sounds crazy but he's only 26 and he WILL be a top 10 WR in the league for the next 3 years if healthy and eligible. The upside is enormous. He's a better WR than Sammy.

I just want to remind everyone that I was just about the only one on this board to rail against the pick the moment it happened. Something along the lines of "I live in Florida, watch a lot of Florida college ball, and EJ was always 'meh' even FSU fans agree...he's a terrible pick." It takes years to be vindicated and even now the EJ-blind will just say "well, it didn't work out and that happens"...but the bottom line is the pick itself was terrible at the time. I. Told. You. So.

Saracasm is deafening.

These are beaten down guys that need money and have only 1 shot left. These aren't guys that got in some trouble and may or may not have learned their lesson...these are guys that will or will not have a life depending on what they do next. Sure, they may still blow it...but the lesson has been hammered in and they should be desperate. I would happily give up some decent draft picks now for both of them and sign each to low salary 3 year deals (keep 'em cheap if they work out). They're both more talented than any WR in this year's draft. They're basically both Sammy-level talent. If you could unload a 3 and 4 and guarantee 10 million a piece for 3 years each....you have the very high reward situation at moderate risk. If they bust...then guess what...we have no WR but Sammy which is what we've always had.

Honestly I would give up a 3 and 4 to get both those guys if they were both reinstated. Sure ... sounds crazy. If we can get 32 games out of them combined it would be well worth it.

Just reach for another damn Clemson WR and hope it all works out.

So w will get a 2nd round comp pick for this next year?

In favor. I have always believed that we can make the playoffs with this "iteration" of the Bills. If we bailed on Tyrod the windown would close and we would be in full rebuild before long. Maybe we won't make it, and if we do we will almost certainly be 1 and done and then miss it the next year lol ... but I just want a playoff game.

One of those guys is not as good as the others...(hint: he's the guy with the largest value per Sportrac)

If you run cover 2 he's got to be able to get back and play centerfield it's pretty rough ... need a smaller guy

Been feeling that way for the last few years. Not sure why people advocate to blow it up. Rex had us doing crazy things and was hurting the team. We should stay the course (including Tyrod) and add a little beef at WR and OL see what happens. Anyone really think--if you actually think about it--that our team is not good enough to make the playoffs?

Rivers has a gun. Rivers will never be a Bill.

IDK man from what it sounds like Teddy went flat forward with his leg crimpled the wrong way and tore everything. Nobody really talks about it and there is no video but the bottom line is he was tripped while taking a snap and dropping back and somehow his body fell forward and the leg didn't move. It was dangling and people were freaking out...had to go to hospital immediately to avoid amputation...real rough. IDK if I've ever heard of an injury like this one before. Lots of nasty tears and compound fractures and stuff...real bad stuff...but this was like...some sort of super freaky **** nobody has ever seen before.

...except he sucks...it's not about his drinking/attitude/work ethic problems...he's not talented enough to make it. He ran around in college and throw jump balls to Mike Evans. He can't do that in the NFL

Guys we have to be careful with topics like this. Doug may do something crazy if he sees this.

Alcohol, coke, whatever it may be. The dude sucks, sober or not. Hope he gets his **** together but he isn't good.

Agree that developing QB is most important. Jim Bob Cooter, a crazy trade for Peyton, or McDaniels all check this box (even though McDaniels 1 example is Tebow lol).

Lynn is a great running back coach and a ground and pound offensive guy. He also has special teams experience. He's professional, and well liked by coaches and players. He's been coaching professional football for 16 years. He has experience as an assistant HC, and (as of this year) OC (nobody really cares about the "HC" experience he got this year it doesn't count and its good for him it doesn't count). He should be called. But this many calls is stunning. The answer is obvious...people credit Lynn as the only good thing Buffalo had going. They're probably right. Bottom line is if you don't have a QB he's decent option. He'll be cheap and he'll be subordinate to F.O. personnel (likely forever).