Luka

Pass rushers don't grow on trees. If they think they can develop a 3rd round pick into an above average starter, then I don't think it's a bad pick. If they were for some reason hoping he'd be a contributor year 1 then they whiffed hard.

And then Davidson taunts him when the ref turns his back 😂

Guarantee as much money as you can, make it 3yrs 40 mil and move on.

And if football is one of them, there are now more ways to enjoy it.

Palmer, Shenault and now Moore. Shenault was definitely a player a large part of the board wanted in the draft when he came out. Moore fits the exact type of receiver people wanted in Worthy last year. I guess I am not understanding how a 4th round wide receiver would some how be a better prospect in a receiver thin class than 3 guys with NFL experience. Is it just the desire for the unknown? You want to be there when "your guy" makes it to the big time? Shakir is the #1. We used him essentially the same way we used Diggs, except Shakir wasn't bitching every play he didn't get the ball so he saw less targets. Kincaid is technically supposed to be the #2, the generational talent at tight end. You mix Knox and a couple guys in here and there, that's the offense essentially. Cooper improved the offense because he was a deep threat. Coleman is supposed to be that guy but he did not mature as quickly as the staff thought he would, in came Cooper. If Coleman can start to be the presence on the outside that's a threat to Moss a defender down field, this offense will be just as good, if not better than it was last year. Moore will be the McKenzie of this offense, or at least, that will be what this staff hopes to get out of him. Speed can work just as well on a jet sweep as it can downfield. Get him some bubble screens and make some space, he can certainly be a piece in this offense.

These are the kind of guys that Beane gets derided for not drafting. Character is certainly not a quality that should be overlooked. On a positive note, the Defenders completed the largest comeback in UFL history this past weekend and won 37-33. If you haven't watched any yet, tune in. Without a preseason or terribly long training camp, about mid season is when these teams come into their own.

I don't know about the weakest wide receiver group but the Bills definitely have the whiniest fan base.

Defense wins championships. I am going with a B grade. Did not address the weakest position group (safety) and the blocking tight end pick was frankly a throw away pick. Seemed early to make that kind of choice, would've been nice to see that pick made last and a receiver in the 5th. Other than that? Can't argue with overhauling the very weak defensive line.

I keep hearing we needed to draft a wide receiver but I've yet to hear a single name that we missed out on or passed on that would even move the needle in this offense. That's how you know it wasn't a deep class at wide receiver, no real big names.

What's with this fan base is that they turn on the radio and listen to the circle jerk and then they come on a message board to regurgitate all of the talking points. The bottom line is we signed Palmer, Shenault, drafted a kid, have Samuel that may finally be healthy this year and brought Moore in to kick the tires. Beane has historically spent a ton of capital on addressing the wide receiver room. This offseason hasn't been any different. I guess my question is, who was the can't miss prospect at wide receiver that the Bills had a realistic opportunity to draft?

That's not how that works lol scheme is actually the biggest success and failure for a lot of receivers. Jeudy had a career year because Dorsey's offense is typically designed around a single receiver, we saw it in Buffalo with Diggs. Anyways, Moore is an undersized guy who if he was 3 or 4 inches taller, would jump off the page. Consistent hands, excellent route runner, 4.35 speed. Remember Isahiah McKenzie? That's most likely the role Moore would play in this offense.

The biggest drop coming from the highest paid receiver I think the Bills have ever had. Drafting a 4th round receiver doesn't fix that. It's still all about player development and finding the right fit. The defense has fallen off a cliff, the offense has not, there for, you load the defense up with new talent. It's really not a difficult thing to understand. Beane has spent tons of capital on receivers over the years and the needle hasn't moved.

A well deserved remember your place moment for these two nit wits. The Bills have had the #1 offense in the entire National Football League since 2020. The over reaction to not drafting a receiver is absolutely ridiculous.

Yea as you grow older you learn to translate corporate speak. What is said is hardly ever what is meant.

Elijhah Badger.