EmotionallyUnstable

Maybe this is what I'm getting at. They don't want to invest in the position and are willin to take on less talent for cheaper because they don't view it as worth it. The Darby trade was about the pick. Kaelin Clay is a former panther, familiar guy, no? Yes, they did move up for Zay. But he is no Watkins. They'd rather have a cheaper, average WR than an expensive elite player at WR.

This is not sustainable. It is precisely how to acquire average talent IMO.

The fact we weren't going to pay him is speculative and still reflects poorly on the regimes offensive understanding.

I can see this perspective but again the difference between Zay Jones and Watkins IS game changing. So if they truly valued the position, why trade Watkins? Why settle for a awful receiving corp? They don't utilize it, that is why.

They don't value the position. Which is why I suggested they won't select a WR high next year in the CFB thread

Booooo

THROW IT TO SAMMY

The pick we traded to the Rams to move up in this year's draft was used to take Cooper Kupp

Now you jinxed it

I haven't seen EJ Gaines do that

I've gotta stop drinking on fantasy draft night

Yes sir, and like Crazy Eyes from Mr. Deeds once said, "time heals all things...except these crazy eyes"

Now THAT would be Billsy

It's alright. I just picked up Cairo Santos off waivers and I'm feeling good about my chances You mean like McD>Rex or Beane>Whaley? 🤐

I know, right?! 😁😁😁

Playing Gurley in fantasy...😂

I'm not saying it's what I would do. I'm just saying from the sample size we've seen, for whatever reason, they wouldn't be getting good value at those positions. Now if it's TT holding them back and they'd open up the book to push the ball downfield, that's a different story. But if they want to take a another second round pick just to throw quick outs and come backs, the pick would be better spent somewhere that they actually utilize They value it enough to spend another 2nd on one? I don't see it being worth the value unless they change their offensive scheme. I know it's early, but if Rico is going to run stretch zone until he is blue in the face, what does another WR do?

The Rams have better Bills than the Buffalo Bills do...or something like that?

Seems to me that the pick would be better spent on a position they deem more worthy. OT, RB, LB, S a small sample size of Dennison and McD with the Bills has shown that who is catching the passes isn't as important as some of the other pieces of the puzzle.

Or he was a murderer to begin with? It was my understanding that the symptoms associated with CTE don't appear until later in life.

I heard it. But you are missing my point. I'm not arguing his coaching style, but his sideline behavior. He could very well be the next great HC or he could be run out of town in two years. As far as 64's comments: they beat the Jets at home opening weekend. I'm sure the energy and adrenaline was excellent. Was the energy the same vs the Panthers? Will it be the same this week vs the Broncos?

If i had to choose one rule to change, it wouldn't be holding. PI is way more influential and inconsistent. Holding calls that are iffy or missed are certainly a problem but not nearly as much as the way pass defenders are overly persecuted for PI

Ya it's great. But your edit says it all. That entire video was of positive plays where clapping makes sense. My point, and some other posters, find it annoying when he claps after the negative plays. Like initially stated, I don't know what he is saying and he does seem extremely sincere. It is simply frustrating to watch the coach do the same thing he does when the fail vs when the succeed

Yep I would agree. As painful as it may be, they will trust their "process" and work over the next few years to get their guys. It is a grace period afforded to the new staff.

From what I've seen from Dennison, investing a high priority pick on a WR next year would not be the best bang for their buck.