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Yes on Rapp, but Bishop likely needs more seasoning this year, should not start right away, should not be a full time starter. It would be like making Williams a full time starter at linebacker in his first year. It would likely hinder Cole's growth, or the Bills' growth.. It appears to be a pretty significant weakness, maybe as glaring as wide receiver was. If the Bills want to go for it this year, seems like that may be too big of an obstacle to overcome. If so, they need a high caliber partner for Rap soon.
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Maybe not two firsts, but a one and a 2? yes siree Bobcat Jack. Make it happen. McDermott has never had a lineman like that because his teams have consistently been too good to get one in the draft. A player like that maybe is worth 2 #1s. I convinced myself! Josh would settle for a little less, can likely scrape by on 50 million a year or so...
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Wow, that is a very depressing take! Lol, as I read it again. I don't think that will happen with Bubba! He is NOT Edwards. I never understood the hype some spouted for Edwards as he was a fairly low rated safety, in the mid 50s for PFF while Poyer was in the low 80s last year. That number would indicate a back up caliber player, who could fill in when needed, as he did in KC. So, bring on Bubba..
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If the Bills think they can contend this year, Budda Baker can help with that. He'd be be an excellent starting safety for the Bills. The Cardinals are 2-4 The Bills are giving up lotsa big plays, something they are not accustomed to doing. Budda could help with that and make Rapp more effective. Cooper was a great signing, strengthening the weakest area of the team with a wideout who had 1250 receiving yards last season. Now, Budda can help turn the 2nd weakest area into a strength. if not Baker, a long shot I know, any other good safeties possibly available?
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I did not know that. But I assume Beane can fire McDermott, as he is the GM?
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I don't believe that Diggs' thing happened, as there is no evidence of that whatsoever. And it seems very farfetched that McDermott would be able to, or want to, 'force' Beane, his boss, to do anything at all. I think they both saw what we all saw last night, and much of this year--this team can win it all this year, but there is a clear weak area--wide receivers. So, not desperate, the opposite, very hopeful; looking to the near future, and bringing in an excellent player to address a weakness. Isn't that exactly what you would want from the two leaders of your team? They went out and got the best wide receiver available, signing a tremendous player, at an extraordinary price. I think it is a great move, one we should praise, not come up with conspiracy theories to undermine. Beyond your theory, do you think this is a good move for the Bills, makes them better?
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Yeah, I never understood this move, with all of his drops, inconsistency in the past, especially the guaranteed money. Upon hearing about it I immediately thought the Bills were throwing a few million dollars into the trash. wow, yikes! In the top ten, as there are quite a few on here...
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One of the players I have most wanted the Bills to go after for the last two years. Improves the weakest most undeveloped part of the team immediately and in a dramatic way. And he will help the younguns come into their own this year and next. Imagine Cooper's elation right now--going from one of the worst quarterbacks in the league to one of the best, a Hall of Famer, and from a team with almost zero hope of anything positive happening this year to (now) a Super Bowl contender. The physicality shown by Buffalo on both sides of the ball in yesterday's big win did not masque the glaring need at wideout, but only confirmed it. As it made it clear that this team could be a championship team if they shore up their weakest area. One of my favorite trades this century and it will be one of the most impactful. Great move by Beane!
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A great fit for the Bills. Jerry's Cowgirls could really use a player and man like Cooper right now, a productive high character guy who just does his job and is not a prima dona. Bad fit for the girls, good fit for the Bills.
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Like all of the other moves forced upon the team by their head coach/GM/QB, this will also make no positive difference, and hopefully will cost the jets a slew of money in the long term. A dumpster fire is still a dumpster fire, even if you throw a tarnished gold candelabra into the flames. God bless him though; he certainly has gotten every thing he has demanded in NY. Except for a winning football team, respect, and a quality last chapter to end his career--to define him going forward. Well deserved. And the effects of his moves so far have met my expectations as to what a team run by a man like rodgers would look like. Great to see he is still calling all of the shots. Hope there are many more to come...
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No!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! He had so much potential, was the next Justin Shorter possibly.
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But what from yesterday added to this opinion?
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Yeah, most are likely concerned about Bass, as I am, but very tough words, and you offer us no alternatives at all. And don't even mention the weather. The Jets missed one kick after another--3?--in a stadium Laura Rutledge, on the field, said was extremely windy with the wind whipping around. We should not fire Bass for missing a 47 yard field goal and extra point in those conditions. In your post, not a word about the weather conditions, as if that was irrelevant.
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Well, it's coming soon, obviously! And I am sure ol' jerry will be talking up all of the amazing talent on the team, championship caliber talent (that he as GM has chosen, is responsible for...) in the days and weeks ahead, to set up McCarthy's inevitable firing. But of course, everyone watching knows this team will never win much with the 'talent' he has assembled, picking players like a weak minded high school student, a few stars, eating up the salary cap, and an empty cupboard almost everywhere else. The girls will not even make the playoffs this year. The only way jerry's girls can win another Super Bowl during his lifetime is if fires himself as GM. I am wondering if he is finally starting to understand that?
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Week 6, Bills v. NJ Jest, PREDICT THE SCORE!
Mister Defense replied to Freddie's Dead's topic in The Stadium Wall
Bills 34, rogers' rejects 10 They are too dysfunctional and the wheels have come off. Lots of pressure on the head case himself, several sacks, and a turnover or two. Allen has a big game, as the offense looks much better. Maybe wishful thinking on the road, but this is what I want! -
Cook and Shakir return to practice.
Mister Defense replied to iwishitwerecolder's topic in The Stadium Wall
Please don't give credibility to that stupid, misleading OP on Cook, or any miscreant capable of posting that. Why stoke the fires of such unscrupulous yahoos? -
James Cook Accused Of Running Out On Nightclub tab 🥃
Mister Defense replied to GoBills!'s topic in The Stadium Wall
I believe in free speech, and to a great extent, as it is the foundation of our democratic way of life, our constitution based society. But not in things that are clearly meant to mislead, incite, and are almost libelous. I think the OP should be forced to change his topic title, or for the moderators to at least comment on it right in the topic. We are in America, 2024, where too many people automatically believe what they see in print-- and no matter the source. And this is especially true of the nasty, libelous, scandalous things designed to incite. They slurp it up, as if it had essential life giving nutrients. -
James Cook Accused Of Running Out On Nightclub tab 🥃
Mister Defense replied to GoBills!'s topic in The Stadium Wall
Yeah, but I would not generalize that BS to this forum, but to the individual. I think only a very small group of yahoos on here would do such a nasty, clearly misleading, BS thing. At least I am hopeful of that.. -
Dorsey's first game as Cleveland OC
Mister Defense replied to Mister Defense's topic in The Stadium Wall
yeah, sort of forgot about that over the year--a really good point. Let's get rid of this guy who helped us look like a real team, offense, and get to the playoffs. And instead, go with a guy who makes his players, including super starts like Josh Allen, look like, "What is going on here, how is this happening? Again?", and again and again and again.