Mojo44

The need is not glaring but it is a need. Also, the need is not for a back up. The need is for a co-running back. I have to admit, I am in AJ Dillon fan. But I also trust the GM to deal with this position adequately.Also, I really think Yeldon was pretty bad last year. I would be fine if he was not on the team in 2020.

The choice to jettison Brady was a smart move. It’s not just about the 2020 season for them. It’s about the entire next phase of their future.

If he’s available when they pick in the second round and if they consider him the best player available I could see them taking him.

Very sorry for your loss.

No kidding there were some bad games! This was not a very talented team. I think you’re missing the point of the thread with what I consider to be a nitpick. They got into the playoffs that you’re primarily because of great coaching and the defense that played its heart out for the last few games. Remember, the team was led by an absolute loser of a quarterback who couldn’t even lead the team to a fourth quarter touchdown for the last five games of the season when they badly needed it. They also got some luck, obviously, to get in.

My thanks, also. This is my go to for latest updates and information about players especially since I don’t follow all the NFL players/goings on as closely as I used to.

I want to see Yeldon replaced. He was inactive for most of the games for a reason. And, when he did play, it was painfully obvious that he is incapable of even breaking a tackle. The team can do a lot better than him.

Wrong. Taylor couldn’t lead the team to one fourth quarter TD the last 5 games of the season when they needed one badly. They got in by the skin of their teeth and a gutsy defense and some luck. Taylor laid another egg in the playoff game. The D played its ass off. Taylor should have won the game.

They made the playoffs in spite of Taylor, not because of him! He stunk during their playoff run

If the run defense is not significantly better than all of these defensive acquisitions will have been in vain. Run defense was our Achilles’ heel in too many losses last season.

I think the OP made his move too soon.

They’ve all been cut.

I think it’s clear that I am not trolling. If you disagree, just say so and state your case.

Tyrod stinks to the core. He is a full-fledged chronic loser. The bills made the playoffs in 2017 in spite of him, not because of him. What was it, the last five or six games of the season he could not lead the team to a fourth quarter TD when we needed one. And then there was the playoff game against Jacksonville. Same exact thing! The defense played it’s ass off. If Tyrod just made a play or two and we win. i’ll never understand why bills fans who watched him play all those years thinks he is anything but a crap quarterback. On top of that, he’s an arrogant little s#%*t who thinks he’s talented. When will this false narrative ever end?

Oh he’s explosive all right! I watched him play quite a bit and there’s no doubt that he is explosive. What he is not is a gamebreaker. He won’t make long touchdown runs. He’s also very athletic. I’m curious to see how he does at the combine. Given how he does there, I’d be just fine getting him in the fourth round but preferably later.

Understand. My response was to a post saying that it was a FACT that the bills were historically bad at drafting wide receivers. My response noted that in terms of the current administration you can’t say that at this point. They had one fail. Not a large enough sample size. It’s a supposition at this point. And, if I understand what you are asking, and no I don’t count it at all. There’s only have to do with wide receivers that they drafted. It has nothing to do with wide receivers that they didn’t draft whether they passed on them or not. I call that the “Mahomes Whine Position”. So, again, all I am saying is that it is yet to be determined how good the current administration is at drafting wide receivers.So, again, all I am saying is that it is yet to be determined how good the current administration is at drafting wide receivers.

The only one that counts is Jones. The others are late round flyers. Regardless of position they typically don’t make it and that was the case. So, you have a sample of one. Consequently stating that the current administration is bad at drafting wide receivers is not a fact in the least. It is a stochastic, shot from the hip supposition. Let’s call it a fact when it actually is one. Given the relatively terrific drafts, I think the current administration get a pass on drafting Jones. He was not a reach, he just didn’t work out. Happens to all teams and I think everyone on the board knows it.

What bad receiver did Beane draft?

The problem is he just doesn’t do it all the time and he didn’t want to do it all the time in Buffalo. Despite everything since, Good riddance!

No question

That was Tom Cruise from Tropic Thunder

He is who we thought he was. What else is there to say? Nothing to see here

Precisely. Even in states where it is legal or decriminalized it is illegal to drive while under the influence.

My guess is he is right as much as anyone else is. But there may be some good data out there proving otherwise. I’ll say this much for him, he has become a bit of a joke over the past few years but this guy essentially invented the whole “draft pundit“ Industry.

I understand what you’re saying and don’t disagree. However, I believe most if not all posters get the gist of what the OP was talking about.