Doc Brown
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Fix the headline man. I was excited that CBS might fire him.
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On 4/9/2024 at 3:09 PM, BuffaloBillyG said:
Keon Coleman.
I think his Combine sunk his stock a bit with the draft community. But watching the tale he plays very fluid and smooth I see some Mike Williams in him and he's going to EAT in the red zone. That said, he's not a match for what I feel Buffalo should draft.
It was going so well.
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We've been through this since 13 seconds and I think winning six out of the last seven last year to win the division bought them at least two more years. Barring a total regular season collapse (less than seven wins) with a healthy Josh Allen they aren't going anywhere (unless one of them commits a felony or something). Going 53-22 including the postseason over a four year span will buy you a long leash.
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Speedster Gabe Davis is like saying rocket armed Matt Barkley.
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He's exactly what I expected at where we drafted him in the first. It's the Basham pick that still infuriates me. They double down on DE but I guess WR is off limits.
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8 hours ago, BullBuchanan said:
I feel like they've been chasing this guy since McD got here. They just want rookie Kelvin Benjamin.
Rookie Kelvin Benjamin was really good. Then get got injuries and fat.
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Just sign OBJ and tell him to be the player he was seven years ago. We'll be Super Bowl contenders.
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He could've gone earlier. This board is WR spellbound in a negative way. Having said that, draft some freaking WR's in a WR rich draft.
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7 minutes ago, Richard Noggin said:
Coleman compares more closely to Tee Higgins to my eye. Measurables for sure (not QUITE as tall), and tape to an extent. I'd actually argue that Coleman is a little shiftier, whereas Higgins played on better offenses and got to show off slightly better top end speed. Mike Williams (the one the Jets recently signed from the Chargers) is another potential comp. Same distinctions seem to apply.
Before the pick for me - Devin Funchess 2.0.
After the pick for me - Brandon Marshall 2.0.
The games we play in our head. LOL.
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2 hours ago, Herc11 said:
If the offense was more consistent you may not need to rely on the d to make a stop to win the game.
Chiefs won with defense last postseason and opportunistic mostly mistake free offense. There's more than one way to skin a cat.
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Beane just said they tried to trade up for him.
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4 hours ago, BADOLBILZ said:
Patriots were the big winners, IMO. Love Drake Maye.
Yup. If he reaches his ceiling the Pats will have the qb needed n today’s NFL to regularly compete for a championship. Not sure if the Pats are the greatest fit for him though.
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1 hour ago, Awwufelloff said:
You can play offense by having a good defense. You take away a puzzle piece that the chiefs have missed for the last 2 yrs with Hill and gave it right back. However close we were to beating them before is long gone now.
You don’t know this at all. The other teams might not have traded with them, or instead took worthy before them. This isn’t known.
The end result is KC dominating us for another 5 years until Allen ups and leaves after next contract.
They won the last two Super Bowls. LOL. I'm also a little dubious of their ability to scout WR's with spending premium draft picks on Hardman, Moore, and Rice.
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1 hour ago, TrentEdwardsCheckDownOn4th said:
But that's exactly what they did?
Are you saying the bills don't love anyone at pick 2.01?
Probably. They did the same thing with James Cook a couple years back.
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If the Bills loved Ricky Pearsell they would've taken Ricky Pearsell at #28. If you love a guy you don't trade back four spots and hold your breath hoping he falls to you.
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21 minutes ago, SydneyBillsFan said:
Isn't there meant to be roughly a ten percent 'tariff' to the team facilitating the trade?
Beane got fleeced here, pure and simple.
LOL. No. The draft chart would then incorporate the tariff into the chart. Fair trade. Pry a dumb one for the Chiefs since they pry could've just sat at 32 and picked Worthy anyways.
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Going into round one the Bills trading back and getting a 3rd round pick was my second preferred outcome behind trading up for Brian Thomas Jr.. Getting the #33 pick with McConkey and Mitchell still on the board is fantastic imo..
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Just now, HomeskillitMoorman said:
I actually really like Sutton. Not sure if I want to extend him though.
Sutton we could probably make it work salary cap wise. We can't with Aiyuk or Higgins until after June 1st.
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Just now, Warriorspikes51 said:
tell us we are trading for JJ or DKWe can after June 1st. Handshake agreement? Lol.
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Just now, Warriorspikes51 said:
oh really? An NFL scout and others seem to believe differentlyThey're idiots then.
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3 minutes ago, Roundybout said:
We won’t have it because we’re gonna package it to send to San Fran for Aiyuk
No. We don't have the cap space and we won't even be able to create it.
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12 minutes ago, LabattBlue said:
Very puzzling to give up the 5th year of player control for what?
Beane's pry thinking teams now have 18 hours to see if they want to trade with us. Love having the first pick of the 2nd round.
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Caleb Williams. He paints his fingernails.
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Just now, BullBuchanan said:
Jefferson wasn't part of "both of them"
Oh. Got ya. I'd take Aiyuk ahead of St. Brown but not Higgins.
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Young people will save this country
in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
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Good lord. If that poll has validity if the Republicans just ran a run of the mill candidate (Nicky Haley, Tim Scott, etc.) they'd win in a landslide. Trump is such a turnoff to suburban women who cost him the 2020 election.