BuffaloHokie13

He's had ~6 conversations with McD, Rico, or both together at this point.

If that was prompted by my post I can assure you I am not giving up on Ragland. I'm just over Preston. I think Foster is really good and Preston & Ragland can rotate in and out until one earns the Sam role.

Foster @ pick 10

I personally did the math by looking through the individual TD's and FG's for the 13 games that had TT and ALynn. You are 100% incorrect and that is a fact. The Offense produced 25.9 points per game with that combo. Per Hondo: Cards 33 (-7 D TD, 26) Pats 16 Rams 30 (-7 D TD, 23) 49ers 45 Fins 25 Pats 25 Hawks 25 Bengals 16 Jags 28 Raiders 24 Steelers 20 Browns 33 Fins 31 337 Total Offensive Points over 13 Games = 25.92 Points Per Game

Let's do some simple math: 3,023 Passing Yards in 2017 for Tyrod 15 Games Played in 2017 for Tyrod 3,023/15=201.5 Still low, but c'mon man, at least use factual numbers.

You're right. They scored 25.9 points per game. That is factoring out the 2 games with Roman and the 1 game with EJ/Cardale, as well as all Defensive and ST touchdowns. Even if I don't remove those from any other teams that still makes us the 8th best scoring offense in the league. 0.1 PPG behind Oakland and 0.2 PPG ahead of Indianapolis.

Currently he is the 70th ranked player on the CBS big board, so getting picked at 75 isn't a huge stretch. He's also the 9th WR on their board currently, FWIW.

Eh, probably too early to start this stuff, but... 10: R1P10 LB REUBEN FOSTER ALABAMA 44: R2P12 S BUDDA BAKER WASHINGTON 75: R3P11 WR MALACHI DUPRE LSU 157: R5P12 QB DAVIS WEBB CALIFORNIA 172: R5P27 FB SAM ROGERS VIRGINIA TECH 196: R6P11 CB JALEN MYRICK MINNESOTA

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Makes you wonder how Sammy was putting up some of the best numbers in the NFL over the second half of 2015 since nobody was throwing to him...

I know, I was making fun of your spelling of (w)hole.

Favre was behind the Erin Andrews video?

Moving on to Frank's Red Hot dance!

It'll be high to start and low by halftime. All of Rex's added hot air will have to cool down eventually...

Yeah, this year's draft for me would be more about filling holes outside the QB position to shore up our roster so that the 2018 QB, or Cardale, comes into a more stable situation.

Obviously not as good as I'd feel about a vet, but good enough that I can certainly understand the position. I guess for me it gets dicey with the 2018 Draft. If we pass on a vet backup and take a QB this year we will have Tyrod with too much dead money to cut, Cardale & 2017 Rook on rookie deals, and I feel we'd still be looking at QB due to the expected strength on the class. That means admitting that either Cardale or the 2017 rook is a wasted pick and cutting ties. I guess that's just a long way of me saying it's less about Cardale stepping in and more about adding another rookie. To me, again it's just my amateur opinion, we should look at a vet backup QB on a short term deal that can be terminated in 2018 if Cardale is coming along and we want a rookie from the '18 class to groom for the future. And again, I won't pretend to know the team's actual grades on this year's QBs. If there's someone they really like available to them they should definitely jump on it. I just think that closes the door a bit on picking one next year in what I believe to be a better class.

He offers experience at the position if something happens to Tyrod. Our team has suffered from depth in the past and I don't feel great about having no depth at the most important position.

I get that. What I mean to say is I'd prefer our QBs be something like Taylor, Foles, Jones and draft WR/S/CB as opposed to Taylor, Jones, Rookie and drafting WR/QB/DB.

Swapping Howard for Hodges would make the draft more doable imo.

Okay, I was just curious. I think I'm more of the mindset of bringing in a vet backup and positioning for next year to draft a QB, but I understand both sides. I also feel that if there's a prospect they feel good about available at one of their picks they should take them this year, I just don't see the value at the position early in this crop.

So are we carrying 4 QBs, or is Cardale/rookie good enough to serve as backup as well as project?

They put 8 in the box, but 1 was dedicated to Tyrod and none were attacking. They have to play contain and sit and let contact come to them or they will get burned. That's why we had such a ridiculous Yards Before Contact stat throughout the year.

For what it's worth, including the week 17 abomination the Bills finished 6th in the NFL in TDs per drive at 0.264. EDIT: Also, the only AFC team ahead of us was the Pats* ATL NO GB NE DAL BUF PIT

It's $15.9M next year, $16.78M in 2018. Dead cap if we cut him after 1 year would be ~$33M though. I don't know why people are assuming we'd pick up the option and then cut him though...