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I think it's way too much of a coincidence that his production dropped off after Brady took over. I think something changed schematically that caused his drop in production. Obviously it worked to some degree because they were the 2 seed and had greatly improved after Brady took over. Obviously the drop in the kc game was huge, but I do believe there is something to getting in a rhythm, and he hadn't been in one for sometime at that point. I think he bounces back just fine next season, especially if they load up with weapons. They need a number 2 receiver badly. I feel like we haven't had one in 5 years

After watching him this season, it's amazing he got them into the playoffs in 2021

Cutting/trading him would be absolutely stupid Imo and would really make me question beanes decision making. He's one of the best left tackles in the nfl and a crucial peice to Josh Allen. Why on earth would they get rid of him

Brown was a good bridge #1 wr. That's why I lumped him in with the others and said "to some extent". The point was, the bills seem to do this every year to a degree, and at the end of the day, we always seem to need wr help. It doesn't help that the bills have never drafted a wr in the 1st since beane and McDermott took over. I think we're essentially arguing the same thing, I just want the bills to think outside the box this year

Not speaking of draft picks in particular, just signing re treads. Harty, sherfield, sanders, John brown (to some extent). Let's draft some good receivers. I'm not opposed to getting a guy in free agency or via trade, but I want a guy who can have an immediate impact. Sign a guy like D-Hop and I'll be excited. He can come in and immediately make a difference in the offense

There's people here who wanted him, but I'm glad the bills didn't grab him. Even for a 5th and 6th, would just seem like repeating past mistakes for the bills.

If I had my way, I'd make almost every single contract incentive based.

To the people that think this is bad, go back and look at the comments when we signed Poyer and Hyde. Nobody thought those 2 would end up being what they were. Beane and McDermott arnt gonna sign a guy unless they think they can have an impact. Obviously it doesn't ALWAYS work (sherfield and Harty) but generally speaking, I trust beane and McDermott to know what they're doing. Nobody thought Bernard was gonna be good at middle linebacker, yet somehow every season we keep winning. So, let it play out

We all thought beane and McDermott were crazy for not getting a line backer and starting Bernard. We were wrong. Trust the process

I actually like this. I feel like Pittsburgh was never a great fit for trubisky.

Also his incident this past season with his gf or whatever, with litterally no re percussions. Good on him though. Team first

Allen next is my guess. Beanes definitely back from vacay 😅

Him and Josh were bff's from what I remember. Not surprising

Oh I didn't realize that

RE structure Josh and von and we'd be in good shape

Of all these cuts, Morse is probably the biggest loss. Everyone else was not a big impact player. Poyer was good last year but his production is probably replaceable. I kinda like it. Get some fresh blood in here and win a Damm superbowl

I'm gonna pass out. You guys wanted talking points... 😅

This is litterally a GM's version of serial killing with all these cuts

Haack is back? Seriously..

If there's one thing McDermott has been super consistent at in his time here, it's shuffling the o line

Makes me think they might like someone they saw last week at the combine.

THIS I did not see coming. Process guy and all.

This is surprising to me honestly. Poyer was still a beast last year

Gonna be a long off season with these posts....