nedboy7

The Bills will carry a dead money charge of $31.096 million next season after trading Diggs, according to Roster Management System. That will be the highest-known dead money charge ever for a wide receiver in any season, according to ESPN Stats & Information research. I hope you are right.

Not sure step backs guarantee eventual progress. How about they grow up and work. Do you like everyone you work with?

True. There really has to be some issue here we don’t really know yet. Or will know

Diggs is better than any rookie until proven otherwise, which is a complete unknown. With 30 mil dead cap next season. It was a bad decision.

Most likely JA probably wanted this

Which is what? We can win w a couple rookies?

McD w a real QB would have won at least 2 by now. There I said it! 😂

Funny that people equate us winning that game with winning the SB.

Why would they trade him? Cap space?

I just can’t agree with the idea that what makes or breaks this offense is a rookie WR that’s not from the top 3 elite going before us. At 28 it’s as much of a guess as in the middle of second round. If they draft WR wonderful. If not second round is just fine.

I love watching the Bills in a post turkey dinner coma.

I have a strong feeling we are not drafting WR till the second round. We're probably drafting a DL. You are probably correct. Or strong possibility its a DT.

What a ***** dumb thread. Same crap we discuss endlessly. Your crusade against McD is borderline mental with the same ***** coming out of you every day. He is the coach. What satisfaction do you all get from endlessly bashing him. 9 pages of unoriginal garbage.

We probably will need to draft WR again next year. So leaning towards no.

I can see them double dip at safety. Round 1 & 2. 😝

We need that no tackling Josh Allen rule.

I assume there is no difference to watching a lottery draft season vs a playoff run season then? This argument is so mindless.

Unless they draft 5 WRs I need McD fired.

Not exactly. You need to draft best outside WR available and hope they become a #1. The idea that you can just draft a #1 cause he is in the first round is wishful thinking. This is why they probably need to draft couple WRs if possible. There is no guarantee Allen becomes who he is if they dont get him Diggs early in his career. The Diggs trade was smart and payed off in the long term.

Really? Gabe being gone is now an issue. This place is funny.

How did trading back turn into self loathing loser talk within 4 posts. our QB is above avg? Diggs is a WR3 now? we have no WRs? Our SB winning safety is a tire fire? LB corp is ok? insane takes. If you can’t enjoy this version of the Bills thats on you.

Everyone wanted a better offense and claims the defense doesn’t show up during the playoffs thus they shouldn’t put resources into it. Well you got what you wanted. Stop bitching. Let’s see if we can out score everyone.

after 4 pages this is what you came up with? Jesus.

Clapp, 6-foot-5 and 311 pounds, is entering his seventh season in the NFL after four with the New Orleans Saints and the last two with the Los Angeles Chargers. He has 21 career starts in 65 games. Clapp started 11 games for the Chargers in 2023 before he was placed on injured reserve with a season-ending knee injury. Clapp was a seventh round pick by the Saints in the 2018 NFL Draft. He was with the Saints from 2018-2021, moving several times from the practice squad to the active roster. He protected Drew Brees for the quarterbacks last three years in New Orleans. He was a two-time All-SEC selection at Louisiana State University and jumped to the NFL with a year of eligibility remaining.

I believe all these moves are making it easier to draft the BPA in each round rather than need. I don't see how a late first round WR is the solution to winning a SB although I have no problem with it if Bean gets his guy. Second round is also fine depending on who falls to 28.