Billsguy

Bills shopping in the bargain bin and paying department store prices.

This is the perfect opportunity for Beane to get rid of his massive free agent mistake. Signing this overpriced, over the hill salary cap killer was a huge error.

It's a years problem. He's too old and slow. The NFL is a speed game now and he doesn't have the ability to keep up. Time to move on.

My thoughts exactly. Meh.

I'll admit I never saw him play. The people who have seen him aren't too excited. Fingers crossed.

I like this pick because games are won and lost in the trenches.

If they drafted the next Travis Kelce, it's a home run. If they drafted anyone other than the next Kelce, it is a reach they can't afford. If the Bills had a top 10 offensive line this pick is fine, but they don't!

The Bills have apparently decided the position to save money is offensive tackle. Just keep the same guys that failed last year and hope Josh Allen doesn't notice. How is your elbow feeling Josh?

I think it's too early to draw any conclusions. However, I always try to remember that the game is relative to your competition. A team can improve and still fall farther behind the competition if the others teams improve more. It was proven last year that the Bills were not good enough. How has the Bills team improved so far compared to other top teams? On that basis, the Bills are slightly behind where they were last year. Other teams have made some significant additions and the Bills have made a couple minor questionable additions. Since it was Beane who got the Bills into salary cap trouble, I don't think he deserves kudos for re-structuring the mess he created. Beane gave new signing WR Harty a two year deal for $13.5 million even though he hasn't proven much. On the other hand, the Saints gave RB Jamaal Williams a 3 yr. deal for $12 million. Williams has proven he's very productive. These are the type of deals that show me Beane isn't the genius GM most Bills fans think he is. Beane has to improve the team. Although the jury is still out, he's got a lot to prove. Remember Spencer Brown almost ruined the career of the franchise player Josh Allen last year and it appears the Bills are keeping the status quo at right tackle. Cinci and KC are adding quality to their OL's and the Bills are juggling average to mediocre linemen. It's time for Beane to get serious if they are going to contend next year.

Yikes! The guy has a great agent. The contract is rich for a tiny receiver with no stats.

‘Something is rotten in the state of Denmark’ - Hamlet Does anybody else get the feeling that there are problems within the organization at this time? It doesn't feel like a well oiled machine. Some players are wanting out and even the DC left. I hope this isn't the case, but something doesn't feel right.

IMO, the game is won or lost in the trenches. Clearly, both OL and DL are not good enough. I would prioritize the OL as the top problem to address. There are several other areas of need, but you have to protect your franchise player first. I think the jury is still out on James Cook, but I have seen enough of Singletary. He has no burst or explosiveness, no speed, no power, and mediocre evasiveness. I think the jury is still out on Khalil Shakir, but after Diggs the WR corp is not good enough. Gabe Davis was a huge disappointment. The others are journeymen. Greg Rousseau shows promise, but Epenesa, Basham, and the others are not good enough. The linebackers as a group are not playmakers. Just check out the athleticism and explosiveness of the 49er's linebackers as an example. No comparison. No point in going on and on, but Beane and McD have built a team incapable of winning the Super Bowl at this point. The four teams left in the playoffs are all superior to the Bills.

Shakir is better. Period.

All the Titans had to do was make a fairly routine FG at the end to win the game. The Giants should have lost. Daboll is definitely not a genius.

Insanely bad contract for the Bills. A good contract if it was 2016. Great deal for Miller.