Happy Days Lois & Clark
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I’d wait on getting a back. Using a high pick on rb’s in back to back years after Singletary busted out over 5ypc doesn’t make sense to me. The Bills could use youth/ starters at other positions which can be under rookie deals for 4 more years.
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Both Tua and Johnny M are listed at 6’ 0 “ tall
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Gailey is a much better OC than Daboll. Both lack some talent, but Gailey has has much better results.
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On 4/19/2020 at 5:06 PM, BillsFanForever19 said:
I don't know. Wallace is back and he wasn't terrible. Then they brought in Josh Norman and E.J. Gaines. That's a 3 way competition already.
I think you want to do better than a wasn’t terrible and 2 question marks. Cb is a need.
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Do you think that Daboll makes things too difficult for the players to execute? Has he ever coached a top 15 offense?
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Why use high draft picks at RB in back to back years, when The Bills could use quality youth at many other positions?
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Singletary was drafted in the 3rd round last year and was successful. Using another pretty high draft pick on another running back doesn’t make sense to me, especially when the Bills could use quality youth at many other positions.
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When Chan Gailey was coordinator for the Bills they had a very strong screen game which helped a team that lacked talent on offense perform better than it probably should have.
Brian Daboll’s screen game design is poor. He should look at what Gailey did to make screens successful. If Daboll could come up with a better screen game it would really help the Bills offense. Getting Devin Singletary in space where he can make defenders miss would really take advantage of his skill set. It also would help out Josh Allen’s short game and completion percentage.
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Josh still has a lot of work to do on improving his accuracy. It would help him if Daboll could design a better screen game.
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You don’t draft a player for only one year. The Bills could use youth at the position.
There is a lot of quality at the position which the Bills should take advantage of.The Bills offense is still there weakness and they need to improve it wherever they can.
Another offensive playmaker added to the mix would be a good thing.
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54 minutes ago, maryland-bills-fan said:
With all due resptect lets play out what is very likely to happen......"Tiny" Singletary is out for4 games like he was last year, the load has to be carried by a 5th rounder? There are about 130 scrimmage plays in a game. Say 65 offensive. Say 33 run and 33 pass. So for 33 plays you want to have a "value" pick from Dollar General Store carrying the ball for the Bills? A third string cornerack or a fourth string DE on the bench is not going to help us then.
The Bills still have TJ Yeldon too.
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I think a backup running back is an easier position to fill than most other positions. i would wait til the 5th round before drafting one. I'd go CB, DE, WR before RB.
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I think the Bills could use starter quality youth at the DE position. I wouldn’t concern myself with running back til the 5th round or so.
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Single tray averaged 5.1 yards per carry behind a mediocre line. Why should the Billd give up assets and money to get another back?
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Amongst the notable available free agents:
Jadeveon ClowneyRobby AndersonJason PetersVon BellJameis WinstonEverson GriffenEmmanuel SandersShelby HarrisLogan RyanEric EbronAndrus Peat
At this point I think Eric Enron would be a good signing.
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What if they signed both Quinn and Griffen?
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Who is the Bills Offensive Quality Control coach?
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Sean McDermott is such a quality person the respect for him around NFL circles will continue to grow.
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He needs to do better in his screen game schematics. Maybe watch some of Chan Gaily games. Devin Singletary could really be used wisely in a screen game.
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It would be nice to have Jordan Phillips back. He had a great season in a contract year, but it will be also risky to give him too much money since he has never started more than 11 games in a season during his 5 year career. Other teams will know this too. It will be interesting to see how much he will get and how well he will to perform after he gets a new deal.
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It was a bad call. He should not have been penalized and he should not have been fined.
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Teams throughout the league get double digit pass breakups from their safeties. The Bills Safties were near the bottom of the league in pass breakups. That should be notable.
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14 hours ago, GreggTX said:
We have perhaps the best safety tandem in the NFL. Period.
looking up a handful AFC teams at random as a reference
Baltimore’s Safety tandem (Clark and Thomas) had 13 pass breakups and 3 intsJets Safety tandem (Adams and Maye) had 14 pass breakups and 2 ints
KC safety tandem (Mathieu and Thornhill) had 17 pass breakups and 7 ints
Denver safety tandem (Simmons and Parks ) had 17 pass breakups and 5 ints
Raiders safety tandem ( Harris and Joyner ) had 11 pass breakups and 3 ints
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6 hours ago, GreggTX said:
We have perhaps the best safety tandem in the NFL. Period.
I remember Donte Witner getting only 2 pass breakups in multiple seasons. He was always late to the play which always frustrated me. A good starting safety should have more pass breakups than that. Poyer had 3, Hyde had 2 pass break ups.perhaps it was a down year, but I expect better than that from what some consider the best safety tandem in the league.
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Draft Network BPA list
in The Stadium Wall Archives
Posted
https://thedraftnetwork.com/articles/live-picks-tracker-best-available-nfl-draft-
Xavier McKinney
S, Alabama
2.
J.K. Dobbins
RB, Ohio State
3.
Kristian Fulton
CB, LSU
4.
D'Andre Swift
RB, Georgia
5.
Jonathan Taylor
RB, Wisconsin
6.
Grant Delpit
S, LSU
7.
A.J. Epenesa
EDGE, Iowa
8.
Yetur Gross-Matos
EDGE, Penn State
9.
Laviska Shenault Jr.
WR, Colorado
10.
Zack Baun
EDGE, Wisconsin
11.
Denzel Mims
WR, Baylor
12.
Antoine Winfield Jr.
S, Minnesota
13.
Justin Madubuike
IDL, Texas A&M
14.
Ross Blacklock
IDL, TCU
15.
Jeremy Chinn
S, Southern Illinois
16.
Cam Akers
RB, Florida State
17.
K.J. Hamler
WR, Penn State
18.
Neville Gallimore
IDL, Oklahoma
19.
Lucas Niang
OT, TCU
20.
Josh Jones
OT, Houston
21.
Tee Higgins
WR, Clemson
22.
Trevon Diggs
CB, Alabama
23.
Ashtyn Davis
S, California
24.
Kyle Dugger
S, Lenoir-Rhyne
25.
Lloyd Cushenberry III
IOL, LSU
26.
Raekwon Davis
IDL, Alabama
27.
Bryce Hall
CB, Virginia
28.
Prince Tega Wanogho
OT, Auburn
29.
Donovan Peoples-Jones
WR, Michigan
30.
Jonah Jackson
IOL, Ohio State
31.
Davon Hamilton
IDL, Ohio State
32.
Marlon Davidson
IDL, Auburn
33.
Julian Okwara
EDGE, Notre Dame
34.
Jaylon Johnson
CB, Utah
35.
Curtis Weaver
EDGE, Boise State
36.
Malik Harrison
LB, Ohio State
37.
Van Jefferson
WR, Florida
38.
Matt Hennessy
IOL, Temple
39.
Bryan Edwards
WR, South Carolina
40.
Jonathan Greenard
EDGE, Florida
41.
Joshua Uche
EDGE, Michigan
42.
Michael Pittman Jr.
WR, USC
43.
Jalen Hurts
QB, Oklahoma
44.
Hunter Bryant
TE, Washington
45.
Brycen Hopkins
TE, Purdue
46.
Zack Moss
RB, Utah
47.
Adam Trautman
TE, Dayton
48.
Robert Hunt
IOL, Louisiana
49.
Terrell Lewis
EDGE, Alabama
50.
Akeem Davis-Gaither
LB, Appalachian State