It's not BS. Any chance they had of upgrading safety with a veteran was shot once free agency and the draft was over with. I thought they should've been in on Jevon Holland. If the Bills felt they needed to add a veteran safety for the practice squad there wasn't a better option at this point unless I'm missing somebody.
I figured you couldn't come up with one. It's quite possible that Poyer was the best veteran safety on the market that wasn't on a team's 53 man roster already. Plus, he knows the playbook in Latin and you get the benefit of him teaching a guy who really needs it like Cole Bishop.
They wouldn't have drafted Elam, Hairston, or Bishop if they only were worried about putting a character guy in that knows his system. This is one of the worst consistent takes over the years imo.
That makes sense as you'd want to allocate your scouts to find the best possible talent in the country. Small or big college programs. I just think it's easier to recruit and sign unrestricted free agents if they play college football 18 miles away.
This is probably correct. Assuming that's the reason they may just cut him outright if they can't trade him. They screwed the pooch with that pick but at least they're not doubling down on their mistake.
My first thought was they're going to release De'Quan Jones to save some cap space. I think they'd have cut him already though and he is their only true one technique.