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i get it. and i agree to a point. he was good enough to win a lot of the games we lost IF the defense/special teams/kicker/coach was better. but, there were a lot of games where i just couldn't help but think that good enough is just not good enough. and another way to look at top twenty, is tenth from the bottom. like i said, i really, really like tyrod. maybe with the right coaching in the right system, he is plenty good enough, but when the system fails...you need THE GUY.
I agree with you completely
And I don't like to talk negatively about TT because he is such a humble guy
But IMO as you stated...
When system crumbles or the day isnt going your way... THE GUY can put his team on his back and make players around him better
I think TT is a good football player
But not the answer
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Im new here so im being cautious with my postsi really like tyrod, and want him to succeed. but the inaccuracies, lack of timing, and inability to use the middle of the field really, really concern me.
But I've lived the game my whole life being the son of a coach and I really understand the "nuances"
I've grown colder on TT but I realize he is far from the sole reason we don't win consistently
And he is a top 20 QB In the NFL
My old man who taught me everything still is willing to give Tyrod 1 more year because he still sees promise
Who am I to argue with my maker
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isn't that the guy we have and may or may not be trying to get rid of?
I just want the Bills to win and don't care if we win with Donky Kong or Alexander the Great behind center
But yes
When we hired Dennison I thought immediately it was a sign they were going to stick with Tyrod and try to build around him
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well then, i have to ask the obvious question...who (or what type) is the best suited qb to run this offense?
Honestly...
A smart , mobile QB who moves the chains and doesn't turn the ball over
Yet can push the ball downfield when presented
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With Rick Dennison taking over as offensive coordinator of the Bills , there will be a change in philosophy on the offensive side
So what does that mean for our offense?
Rick Dennison is a Mike Shanahan disciple.
I fully expect to see a modified shannahanesque mobile WCO suited for the 21st century
Meaning a bunch of zone runs, stretch runs and off tackles
Masked with naked boots, playactions and waggles
Throw in RB cross screen's and WR play action bubble screen's and you have a modern version of a mobile WCO suited for the Bills and ready to succeed in the NFL
I'm excited to see how it plays out
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Personally ,every time I scored a TD , I dropped it in the end zone and ran to the sideline
Or handed it to a ref if he was close
Celebrate with your teammates, that's why you are probably in the end zone
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I love TD Mike
But
This is a very very deep RB class
I can see good ones falling to round 4-5 with really good talent
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He really seemed to like you. I don't think anyone else was being offered any criminal keepsakes.
Oh, and I can't believe I can actually do this for once but I'm going to order a pizza tonight. Any suggestions? I'm thinking Clemenzas.
Glad to see you made it over here man
Got a lot of the old cast here now in just a few days
Feels much better
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Top corners outside Gilmore would be AJ Bouye from Houston.. but he looks like he's gonna get a big paydayAny idea who are the best cbs available in free agency outside of Gilmore?
It may be utterly irrational, but I just hate the idea of using #10 on a cb.
Elite safety, somehow I'm okay with, but I have a feeling Hooker and Adams by both be gone.
And yes, I still would prefer a qb or wr (Williams or Davis,) but I suspect we go D.
716 and Blokes, have you chatted with MajorBobby about qb? He is high on Mahomes.
I tried to talk about air raid and bad mechanics, but he thought it was mostly an air raid bias.
I don't really know. I like Watson and he seems third choice among a lot of experts.
Sorry this post is meandering all over the place.
Also Logan Ryan from Patriots
Morris Claiborne from Dallas
And Prince amukamara
And I have not talked Mahomes with major Bobby or anybody on these boards yet
I would say the strictest focus points should be his gimmicky offense
- never taken a snap under center
-Already displays atrocious footwork from the gun
-has 2 DISTINCT throwing motions
- turns his back on pressure a lot
- throws all arm, horrible base
He has a few years of learning at the NFL level atleast before he should even play
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I included Seymour in this as a prime option for replace NRC - http://billswire.usatoday.com/2017/03/07/what-options-are-open-for-the-bills-to-replace-nickell-robey-coleman/
I like the skill set but 5'11", 186 with sub-31" inch arms doesn't scream boundary corner.
Yes he weighed more than I thought
Actually 186 like you said but not really long and rangy like a prototype boundary corner
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With ya blokesHe was 5'11" at the Combine. I don't think teams are legally bound to list players correctly.
Bills can list him at whatever they want
He was a small 5'11 180LBs at the combine with short arms
Not a guy that's readily built for the boundary
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Bills draft plans
Let CB walk - Draft CB
Let Cut DE - Draft DE
Cut - RB draft RB
Cut QB - draft QB
Bills drafting = forever treading water and filling self inflicted holes.
Thats why we're the Bills!
If we did the opposite we'd be the Patriots!
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It's definitely what you want out of a playerOverall as in he doesn't get turnovers? He a great tackler/cerebral/run stopper. But he doesn't get turn overs. I would take Hooker every day of the week over Adams just for the simple fact that he has a trait that can't be taught. Ball hawking deep safeties are a LOT harder to come by than run stopping in the box safeties. And Hooker is actually the best Safety since Berry, not Adams.
I want hooker more
But i even realize he isn't as polished as Adams and that's a fact
Adams is a better complete prospect while hooker has more range and ball Hawking and a higher ceiling
You can find a center fielder like Jairus Byrd in the second round as well
Adams ball skills are good just not elite
And everything else is top notch
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I missed you more.
Now I'm at peace
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pretty sure I saw logicHey Bangarang, good to find you here! Any sightings of Logic, Soda Popkinski, Future Success?
No sign of soda yet or future
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Trade down to the late teens and take Sidney Jones and add a 3rd Rounder.
He's very good as well
And adding more picks in a deep draft is always a great thing
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ugh. He is perfect otherwise.he is a very humble kid. From same HS in Cleveland as Cardale Jones.
Kid literally lines up under the opposing WRs nose
Has no hesitations about his talents and knows he can play with the best of them
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Hi TB!Someone that name on these boards! I couldn't have my old name back!
I was honestly missing you Trans. Reunited and it feels so good.
Missed ya man
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I love him so, so much. He's everything you want in an NFL corner. Unfortunately, he has a chronic hamstring issue.
Unfortunately most top notch athletic corners share that chronic hammy problem
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Oh, I'm not disagreeing, just saying that wasn't the mindset even just a few years ago.
I understood where you were going and it's crazy that GMs would let that dictate their board 5-10 years ago
If you can get an all pro you grab them
I hope 9 GMs ahead of us think a safety isn't worth a top selection
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It's very very tough to say let's take Jamal Adams over over a very good young corner in LattimoreMy how times have changed! I don't remember when safeties were valued so high and a terrific CB could come after two satires in the top 10. The DB class is so deep, we may hold off, but then maybe not.
But Adams can straight dictate games
He is built perfectly and can run very well
His leadership skills are off the charts as well as his field awareness
He is the best all around prospect since Eric berry probably
That's hard to pass up
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+1It's a pity as deep as this draft is that we don't have more picks.
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added to the OP
I was just grabbing it
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This is the deepest CB class in a long long time
Our Bills have a glaring need at CB and at Safety
I feel if we go the Defensive back route I think our best option if Hooker and Adams are gone is Marshon Lattimore CB out of Ohio State
He is tall, long and very fast
He is not afraid of any WR and lines up right under their chin
He has very good hands at the LOS and can re route receivers early
Fluid hips to turn and run with recievers on the 9 route yet agile enough to fluidly rotate back on the comeback
He's got the perfect temperament for a #1 corner and would excel in McDermotts cover 3
http://www.nfl.com/draft/2017/profiles/marshon-lattimore?id=2558061
The Rick Dennison offense
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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Thank you sir
My schtick has always been trying to be 100% real but unbiased