Comebackkid

when u can kick a ball 86 yards at sea level i think u have to go with the kicker. hang time or not...it takes a ball a while to travel 86 yards. arazia also can do kick offs and even field goals and is proficient with all of them. holding is the only skill he needs to learn. If i remember right while Bojo had a huge leg it was hit or miss if he was going to shank it or not and thats all he could do was kick deep (into the endzone)

he does look quick and has a way with getting through the line but i wonder what the stiffest competition was he faced. also the best part is his number. hopefully its a sign.

I think cook has the ability to be the difference maker in our offense. there are atleast 3 things he can provide for the bills offense. Starting with the complaint about the o-line. now we actually have someone who should be effective running the screen game and can burn teams if they get to aggressive trying to get to josh. We also have wydermye who was was used a lot as a blocker and does really well at this. 2nd cook has the speed and agility to get the the second level and before the holes close up which we didnt have before. 3rd cook can exploit coverage holes and act as a very good wr. I dont think we nec. run a lot more, but i do believe that when we do run we will be much more effective at it.

Looking at 12 plays from Texas A&M tight end Jalen Wydermyer versus Alabama and diving into run blocking, pass protection and more.

Buffaloe?

are we all happy now??

i think this kid is going to be a star. great hands and concentration. can catch in traffic, can go up for the ball and win one on ones in the air. has the speed to play deep and the shiftiness to play out of the slot as well. makes one handed catches look easy. he may not be elite in any one area but really good in just about every area.

are you going to replace bruce from the eastside? 😃

the one thing i read that stood out was he is very good at stopping the runs around edges which the bills were horrid at being able to contain.

1. You've been a fan since 2. Your first Bills memory 3. One of your favorite Bills memories 4. Your favorite player of all time and your favorite player currently 5. Some of you guys have some awesome forum names. What does your forum name say about you? 1. I almost feel guilty for not being a fan sooner but none of my parents, uncles, grand parents watched football. my younger brother gave me his hand me down tecmo bowl game and at first it was the rams....willie flipper anderson, then i found buffalo....andre reed...eric moulds, jim kelly...so i remember asking my brother if the bills were any good in real life. he said well they went the super bowl last year..this was in 91...been a real life fan ever since. watched them lose three superbowls. which wasnt near as painful as the next 20 years. 2. idk...probably losing the 91 superbowl. 3. hmm....come back game, beating tom brady with fitzy. anytime we beat miami. 4. Bruce...don bebe, fred jackson, meatball. diggs... josh, always been a big hughs fan. 5. well... i was on bmbb for a long time as west side fan. as in im from utah....(west side of the states)....one time i had a big fallout after a game and got kicked out. but but i changed my name and came back...hence comeback kid. came here when they killed it off. not that awesome but it is what it is.

bless your lil heart 😛

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thats only if people will actually allow themselves to enjoy it.

no one said this place isnt competitive.

you have to think that either there is a drafting deficiency or a coaching deficiency. something seems off. we are stuck with this safe zone defense that doesnt give up big plays but doesnt make big plays either. other than int's. great against lesser teams, not so great about elite teams. Stats look good on paper because its a steady defense over the course of a year. I read an article a while back where the author though buffalo should give up the safe D for one that may give up the occasional big play but an in turn make big plays when needed.

seems like they think they can develop a jag into a player thats "good enough" Part of that may be they feel they have more important holes to address other places. and they could all turn out to be great players. My point was, in 4 years we havent had one player that came in first year and even played better than expected on the D line. Obviously not every d line player is going to come in and dominate the first year. But you see players every season that just explode first year. I would think in four years we could find one to at least exceed expectations in the first year.

Tears of joy

while that sounds exactly like what the Bills do, along with like you said...taking Boom or bust players. It does seem counter productive. Seems like you want players that can impact those 4 years and then you trade for draft picks and start over. isnt this more like what NE. has always done?. Also it seems like it would work better if your D line is already dominate and you dont need those players to produce anytime soon. thanks for the post ..very well thought out and accurate.

buried or just not utilized 100% effectively. I dont know but i think its possible.

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I pretty much agree with this. I think u keep both...Epensa is still on a rookie deal and Phillips finally stepped up nicely. I do question talent evaluation for sure.

I dont want either gone...but It would be nice not to have to wait 3-4 years for your 1st round picks to develop. Unless of course our D-line was already loaded.

I know with RB's...see singletary this year. They all seem to say that they need snaps to produce. you need those snaps to read what the D is doing..to get a feel for the game. Do u think the rotation is hurting the D linemen in the same fashion?.

I've been thinking about this for a while and dont remember much in the way of a direct post bringing this up. I'll follow that statement up with saying i have a short memory at times as well. The Bills it seems have always been great at developing CB's. when McDermott took over we changed from man to mostly zone. Brought in Trey with a high draft pick and knocked it out of the park. then have been able to develop jags to step in and play very well. We jump to the D line and both in drafting and developing it seems to me we dont have the same ability. In four years not one home run draft pick. Ed has been playing well along with Harrison but both took a long time to develop. Groot might be the top pick to hit the ground running and I still wouldnt call him a home run hit. Then we have the guys like star that were brought in to plug holes but seemed to me their contracts were pretty high for the talent and play level they provided. So, whats your guys consensus on this?.... Is this a real problem? If so how do we fix it/Improve?

just looking for that final combative edge... draw no lines