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and to think there will be more fa signings and the draft yet to come. solid start, for sure!

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2019 NFL Free Agency Profile: Tyler Kroft While Kroft hasn’t wowed with his grades, earning a career-high season grade of 64.9 as a rookie, he has been a consistent and flexible option. He plays most of his snaps at inline tight end but can also line up in the slot to catch passes or in the backfield to provide extra blocking in the run-game. He also can contribute on special teams, where he played 531 snaps in his first two seasons, earning a respectable 71.7 grade in 2015. His best season as a receiver came in 2017 filling in for the oft-injured Tyler Eifert, producing 404 yards and seven touchdowns along with a receiving grade of 62.7. If the Bengals choose to move on, the team that acquires Kroft will be getting a solid, multi-dimensional player who can contribute across all phases of the game.

Kansas City Chiefs’ Mitch Morse is a high-floor pass blocker but lacks high-end run-blocking ability. He’s earned 70.0-plus pass-blocking grades all four years of his career but has failed to finish above 70.0 in run-blocking grade in any of the four years. Morse’s lackluster run blocking will push teams away, but any team in search of a pass-protecting center with years of high-floor production should jump at the opportunity to sign him. 2019 Free Agency Profile: Mitch Morse

best is yet to come...

next.

contract. age. no. I'm sure they can find a younger and more affordable wr through either the draft or fa this off season.

this is deep. ridiculous but real deep none the less.

nothing? I would wouldn't say he's done nothing unless of course you feel his first draft wont be a successful one? allen alone says he's likely drafted the best QB the bills have seen since kelly. so no, I wouldn't say he's done nothing.

that's why it's safe to say beane and this team have a ways to go. personally, regardless of those crowning him as the best since rice, he wasn't going to fit the process anyway. until beane, whom I have not had a real solid perspective of simply due to him yet to see his second chance at the draft. until, or if he builds a real contender, one should not be surprised by those negative tweets.

not so fast. doing a fine job but lets let him build a tenure, all the while building a contender as well. lets see how the draft goes at least before considering him the best since...

not everyone gets up with the chickens.

it was all a joke and in sarcasm. but see, I don't take it as seriously as you nor am I as insecure to worry about it, as you have.

sad. stage four. just a matter of time.

have another cup. you're showing too much of your sensitive side. as for the old bird. hell, I was just basing that off "ol dirty b" but my sense of humor seemed to have tripped a nerve. snowflake-comment was thrown at those whining about not signing the great ab who if those fans read in to more they would see he did not want to be here. yet, still crying. diva-a player who seeks and demands attention and is generally a cancer in the locker room. old bird-based off your handle have a nice day

maybe you should spike that joe your drinking, you seem to be a tad offended. poor fella I'm sure an old bird can tell me all about being a man, eh?

don't worry, you'll come down from your antonio brown high and get back to reality soon.

speak for yourself. I wasn't insulted, nor do I care if there were any insults to the snowflake fans that are/were whining because they didn't waste picks/contract for a diva wr. last I counted there is still plenty of time to "appease" the fans before opening day.

you thought correctly. good thing they didn't waste it on that diva. next.

well, I'm actually glad I woke this morning to reading (before I got here, seeing "Reports: Steelers Reaching Deal With Bills for Antonio Brown 'Unlikely") the news that beane did not cave on the deal. they didn't need the contract or the headache that came with it, regardless of his talent. next.