The Jokeman
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Updated WR depth chart ad see it:
WR1 S Watkins '17 > S Watkins '16
WR2 Rookie '17 < R Woods '16
WR3 P Brown '17 > M Goodwin 16
WR4 A Holmes 17 } Hunter/Easley/Harvin '16
WR5 B Tate '17 < B Tate '16
WR6 W Powell '17 < W Powell '16
WR7 Everyone else
On the whole I think we're better if Sammy can play a full season and Holmes replaces Hunter's red zone prescense and Easley's ST coverage. Yet asking a rookie to replace Woods is asking a lot. Also think Listenbee could be a surprise guy that might replace Tate as our primary return specialist and might be better as might offer more in receiving game as a poor man's Goodwin.
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Al Cowlings considering many great DTs were drafted after him.
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He's a taller version of Tyrod. He'll be someone's backup QB but hopefully not here. Instead want us to draft a guy like Peterman in the 3rd to develop the next few years behind Tyrod "the bridge" Taylor. Or if we stumble take a better QB in 2018 or 2019.
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My thoughts have been Adams, Hooker or Williams at 10 or trade down. Howard's an enigma as athletically he's gifted and at times he dominated in college but not all the time. Yet with us not one player away I'd much rather have us trade down all things considered.
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Part of it's ego as am sure other teams feel they can get something better than Mike in a 5th Round pick or something similar for less cap a space and less NFL mileage. Also he doesn't play much on special teams which limits his value too. That said he's a valuable player here and hope we lock him up to a three year deal as our primary backup.Buffalo had the #1 rush offense the last 2 years, why wouldn't a team be interested in Gillislee? Denver could stand some help in the run department, a lack of it really affected their offense and Tampa needs help as well. I don't think that it's too far of a reach for a team like them to step up and consider a proven veteran RB that wouldn't break the bank for them.
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So, I'm trying to figure this out: What is the status with Holmes at the moment? Thanks.
He's unsigned, the Bills offer (which was originally was reported as a signed contract) was leaked to the media. Yet he might be coming to visit the team and sign said offer. I would have to think he'd sign it because of his twitter post had phrases like "yet" or "at the moment" which is just a matter of crossing the t's and dotting the i's.
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I think it's a little more complicated than that. If it was that easy, Air Raid QB's would have a high success rate in the NFL but they don't. I really can't think of an Air Raid QB that succeeded in the NFL....that's why Mahomes scares me. Air Raid is probably the most simple offense to run in college football. It's a system that isn't based on progressions....
Mahomes is probably the best physical prospect in the draft in terms of arm strength. That said you make up some good points why he may struggle. Personally I think Nate Peterson is the best pro ready QB in this class. I know he lacks arm strength but that isn't the most important skill to excel in the NFL.
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1. Browns- Myles Garret
2. 49ers - Deshaun Watson
3. Bears - Mitch Trubisky
4. Jaguars - Dalvin Cook
5. Titans- Rueben Foster
6Jets - Marshon Lattimore
7Chargers - Corey Davis
8 panthers - Leonard Fournette
9. Bengals- Malik Hooker
10. Bills- Napolean Dynamite
Meh, Vote For Pedro.
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during the last 3 seasons.....New England has gotten 7 extra comp picks
and whom did they draft with those picks and how have they produced?
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Two words: change divisions
or maim Brady.
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Wide receivers named Mike Williams have also disappointed in the NFL.
The Mike Williams we traded for actually had a great rookie year.
If he doesn't get separation and isn't wide open Taylor will never pass him the football.
Most WRs take three years to reach their full potential, Tyrod's new deal seems to be making him a bridge QB for two years. It might be wise to take Williams (assuming one of the two Safety prospects are off the board).
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What if the USFL never folded?
Frank Reich would have played a lot more games in the NFL and the Bills likely would have drafted a QB in 1990 to go with their new HC as Marv would have never got us to the playoffs. Another What IF that I find fun is what if we had drafted Rob Johnson in 1995 instead of Todd Collins....?
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http://www.nfl.com/draft/2017/profiles/nate-hairston?id=2558108What is the pre draft grade on Hairston btw ?
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I'm wondering if this was a fake post due to the recent ESPN reports of us singing Holmes as still no link on ESPN's website.
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Depends on the week! Yet at most two or three times a week but more like two or three times a month since not as social with the cold weather.
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Antenna doesn't work? I know CBS allows an All Access app that have to pay for it but a better option might be the Playstation Vue will give you ABC, CBS, NBC, Fox ondemand content and live broadcast in very select markets. Yet think works on the Amazon fireTVstick which might not be what you have?
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I can't use a direct tv dish because I live in the woods.. so, I called direct tv and asked this question. I was transferred three times and nobody would answer my question. I've looked online and it doesn't look like direct tv streams it on line. Does anybody have a definitive yes or no on this topic? Thanks in advance.
I doubt it as most sports networks don't let you stream outside your home without a dedicated app and/or additional subscription which MSG doesn't offer. For example I can watch MSG (WNY) on my home internet connection from Spectrum/TWC website but not when am outside the house.
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Mike Evans had a bad 40 time and he's turned out fine
Evans ran a 4.53 per http://www.nfl.com/combine/profiles/Mike-Evans?id=2543468. Evans a little bigger than Williams at 6'5 235 compared to 6'4 214 http://www.nfl.com/draft/2017/profiles/mike-williams?id=2557966 I wish Corey Davis ran just to see how fast he is because he looks a little more fluid than Williams in highlights but the MAC vs ACC is quite different in terms of level of competition. My personal draft board for the Bills is Davis, Hooker, Evans and trade down for best CB or if Davis is there take him.
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Devin McCourtey's been like that in New England and been pretty good at it too.So safety and corner are so different that a player can only be good at one? It makes sense to have interchangeable parts in the secondary to be able to respond to the offense.
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The wording of his tweet and at this moment tells me he hasn't put the pen to paper. I'd love to have him though.
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We might be waiting to splurge on a WR2 later in UFA pending how draft goes.Who? The Bills have receiver depth. They need a #2 WR. There are only a handful (being generous) guys that check that box. That was more my point. You aren't finding a #2 in this draft after round 2 unless you get lucky. You can't bank on getting lucky.
Think of him like Dion Lewis
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At 6'1 210 he does have WR size. If we get him at the minimum have no issue signing him.
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Count me in the Adams "family" as the guy can play either Safety spot and has leadership skills. I think he might slide since S generally don't guy as high and Hooker is a better athlete. Yet the more scouting reports I read the more special he may be which might make him unavailable.
Find me a tall receiver after the 2nd but before the 5th
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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Amara Daborah is my favorite Round 3 WR prospect but not sure if 6'2" is considered tall, if want an athletic WR with height the guys to go with is Mack Hollins or North Carolina (6'4") or Kenny Golladay (6'4") yet don't see them being impact rookies unless use Hollins as a return man.