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Is wide right in its butt and that’s why we don’t see it?

Doubt he makes it past cut downs or ends up on the PS. He wasn’t an NFL level corner from the games I watched pre-draft. Kind of a bigger name prospect than what his talent was.

Which is why I started off with “not sure I see it” silly Chiefs fan. But if anyone saves the Bills some money and may be seen by some teams as a cheap replacement for an injured WR in a trade - as the Buscaglia article was referencing - it would be Moore vs any other WR on the Bills imo.

Nastalgia is strong for Mack. Gabe had more yards receiving in the Chief playoff game than Mack Hollins had in 3 of his 9 seasons. If Gabe had 50 more yards in that game it would be more than 7 of Mack’s 9 seasons lol

not sure I see it but would probably exclusively be Elijah Moore. Trading him saves you 1.75 mil. Coleman, Palmer and Shakir won’t be traded. Shavers and the other PS guys all cost the same traded or cut. Maybe they get an asset for Shavers in a trade, but it really won’t help the cap. Curtis Samuel would be the holy grail with 7.34 mil in savings if traded. I would be stunned if other teams wanted to trade for the guy with his injuries.

Don’t hate it. He sucked when Josh was trying to force feed him targets but in this Joe Brady offense he can fill that blocking WR role. As a WR4 or 5 he would be a nice addition and most importantly would be dirt cheap. Goes to show the sad state of our WR room as much as that notion gets shouted down sometimes.

Yes not looking like the best so far. Grable and SVPG may turn out alright but injuries are preventing us seeing it. Davis is a backup running back and not sure Soloman, Ulofoshio or Hardy make the team this year 😕

There were so many layers to this game. First, the amount of players that were draft picks by the Bills at any point was incredibly small. Especially compared to who the Bears played. I can’t really say a past UDFA or an inexpensive free agent did poorly in this game. So Mike White, Andreesen, Davidson, Elijah Moore just kinda played how you would expect. Unfortunately, the former draft picks that did play just weren’t good. Bishop I have never been very excited for him but I will hold out hope that he can develop with more reps. LJ is just lost out there but I think he did a bit better than last week, Dwayne Carter is just a guy, Javon Soloman unfortunately I don’t think makes the roster he was so unimpressive in this game getting stymied over and over. Ulofoshio we know won’t be making this team. Dequan Hardy I think may be playing injured. Strong was mostly just out there, Hancock was streaky but may play Safety for us this year. Walker and Sanders didn’t do much though Sanders didn’t play much that I saw, and I thought Lundt showed some good movement and fight. In the end what I took away from last night was that was about as discombobulated of an effort as I had ever seen from this regime. The talent gap certainly was there, but it seemed like the players were just lost out there. Second, our safeties are going to be a problem all year and I think we may see a first round pick there next year. Third, if I was Beane, I would sit on my hands in free agency the next few years. As tempting as it is to fill holes there, there are way more misses than hits in his past. It was another uninspiring Hoecht performance from what I noticed of him. I would try to trade down in the draft and stuff the back end of the roster with draft picks as much as possible. When you miss in those picks, they are not as costly. Finally, it may be time to spend a draft pick on a QB. Not a Jake Fromm type, but someone with a good arm who can move well and hope you can develop him behind Josh. The rotating noodle arms behind Josh are relatively expensive and have no upside. It’s been described as a strong QB draft upcoming, so maybe a 4th rounder or so could be used there.

Thats 1.5 more sacks than he had his entire college career 🙀

Just give Legette another 3 years, that year 5 breakout is going to be fire. Yea I had Franklin ranked super high last year too. Sean Payton is a fickle man so a good camp and preseason may not translate to anything in season.

Another nice preseason game from Franklin

Maybe but I don’t think that will matter with his records and super bowls and rich gf or fiancé or wife (idk what they are now) when people think about if he succeeded or not haha personally I wanted to draft him in 2013. Believe me I wish he would have failed too

I think Kelce may have already succeeded haha

If Coddrington makes the team, probably just 5 imo. Too many DL and OL to keep

This is like Perna’s Super Bowl. I’m happy for him.

Bond isn’t that good anyway. He won’t sign here, we are only keeping at most 6 WRs but likely 5 and he hasn’t been in the program all off season. He will go to a rebuilding team like Cleveland (?) where they have roster spots to burn.

I personally wasn’t a fan of Kinchens but was surprised we passed on him with his connection to Addae and McDermott’s pal Manny Diaz. He has definitely shown well in LA. But I also wasn’t a fan of Bishop either so it always felt like we forced the position. The injuries are hard to predict tho, who knows where he would be if he was actually on the field. Probably time to take a break from Utes in the draft. They are skinny and break in Buffalo 😂

Polian is still sure Lamar would be a heck of a WR

I agree, as you had mentioned in a separate thread I think SVPG to IR or cut is more likely than Lundt being released.

He looked really good at Safety. Could see him starting at safety due to an injury this year and not giving the job back.

yes they should try him at a different position…but which one? 🧐

Yea, you probably remember I was a pretty huge fan of his last draft, so I have been keeping tabs. Just the off season so far, but does look a bit like he and Nix are getting a connection down like they had at Oregon.

Richard Sherman?

Thought Troy Franklin played well in the preseason game vs the 49ers continuing the positive reviews he had been getting out of camp. Sean Payton can be fickle, so at any time he may wind up back in the dog house, but seems Franklin has improved from year 1 to 2.

Chase Lundt was impressive to me today too. You can tell he has stubby arms but he took it to the DEs all day to negate that. His athleticism on the pulls was great too, thought he was the best of the second stringers. I was very disappointed in Hoecht. It felt like watching Von with how he outran his gaps and when he was actually there to make a play, he missed tackles. Let’s hope he is used creatively like the Rams did bc that was not pretty. As for LJ, it was disappointing as well. He struggled. He took a couple years to improve in college, so this may be a player who is quiet this year and makes more plays in year 2 and 3. I really have a tough time imagining Shavers on the 53. I’d say there is at least 2 QBs, 4 RBs, 9 OL, 5 WRs, 2 TEs, 9 DL, 5 LB, 9 DBs and 4 specialists or 49 locks. Likely we keep a 10th DL so we don’t cut Carter or Soloman and likely we keep Hawes as the third tight end. So I think it would come down to them keeping a 10th DB (Dane or Strong), a 10th OL (SVPG, Lundt or Green), a 6th linebacker, or a 6th WR. I think OL and DB will get 10 spots. Maybe they only keep 5 LBs but I’d be pretty surprised with how oft injured that group is. So barring an injury to a lock in one of the position groups, I think Shavers would have to beat out Elijah Moore to make the 53. Shavers may be more deserving of a roster spot, but the Bills may think he would be easier and cheaper to get on the Practice Squad than Moore and his guaranteed contract. Then you can just call him up if you really need him until his eligibility is used up.