BuffaloBillsGospel2014

I found some of the games last year enjoyable that I watched, I'll keep checking it out if it's entertaining. I'll be honest this past year I never believed in the whole "sports is rigged" people who said this every year but the way the Chiefs just went from being average to barely making the playoffs and then some miraculous reason nobody could cover Kelce all over again just has me believing otherwise so this may be what I need to offset my thinking for awhile.

I'm not trying to be a dick when I say this nor am I trying to say I'm some highly educated individual but I have no clue if this is even english between 2 people. It's like I'm looking at Hieroglyphics and trying to decipher the meanings half the time so I end up giving up trying to figure it out.

If you listen to Brandon Beanes last interview about what he looks for in the WR position, he states versatility and I believe he said that at least 3 times while talking about this WR class. I take everything with a grain of salt around this time of year but to me that screams Xavier Legette, who played inside, outside and as a returner for South Carolina. We may even be able to trade down a few slots and pick up an extra draft pick if we had a few WR rated equally. He ran a 4.39 40 time and if you look at separation, this guy just gets it imo, Steve Smith Sr. called him a better D.K. Metcalf coming out of college which I don't usually listen to many opinions on players as I use my own eyeballs but I definitely listen to him since he speaks his mind and not just the typical media fluff pieces. I usually don't lock on to 1 player on draft day for disappointment reasons but I'm really liking this prospect more and more.

This is the deepest draft at WR in some time, there is no need to move up imo. Identify your guy which Beane already said would be versatile and not necessarily be an x, o or slot WR but can play him anywhere. So who are some WR in this draft who are fast, can separate and who have played both outside and inside and those are the players we should be looking at. Here is Steve Smith Sr. take on the WR class. His view of WR Xavier Leggette is interesting to me, because that was who I thought I was seeing when I watched him but to hear it from a legit boss at the position makes me like him even more imo.

I don't believe it's invalid but to each their own. Regardless of the rankings he was top 10 in all accept yards.

Diggs was 6th in the league in receptions, 13th in the league in yards and tied for 4th in the league in TD, I don't think it's time to panick just yet. He needs some help for sure but with Kincaid, Samuel, Cook, Knox, Shakir and hopefully a 1st round rookie it appears Diggs will finally get some much needed help.

All I know, if he is as good as he's being portrayed then at least he's going to the NFC this time. There's enough competition in the AFC.

I don't think just clarifying a WR as "Diggs replacement" is a fair assesment, how about more weapons at Josh disposal? It's been Diggs or bust pretty much since we traded for him and it's obviously taken it's toll. Now add Kincaid, Knox back, Diggs, emergence of Shakir, Samuel and now a rookie to take the top off of defenses. We aso all know too well that injuries can easily derail everything, if our offense gets hit with injuries or our defense again maybe we'll need to rely heavily on the offense which we should anyways. I don't think it's wise to think any of these players will be there for us at 60 but these are just my opinions. We've already invested heavily on our DL and I think it's backfired on us... a 1st for groot, 1.9 for Oliver, 2nd round picks on Basham/Epenesa, all these are solid player but so far none have been difference makers especially when we need them in the playoffs. Get Josh as many weapons he needs along the OL and at WR/TE so we just need Josh to outscore opponents. I'm not saying never draft DL because it hasn't really worked out but I wouldn't this season, this year needs to be soley focused on Allen.

It's bleacher report, I'd think you are a better source than bleacher report... Just saying.

sending it out now.

How could you, I or any non Bill possibly know what he's doing in the offseason? Just curious.

If we select a DT in the 1st round we get what we have coming to us.

I doubt a single thing changes, they still need a future replacement for Diggs and if I know this, you guys know this, then all of the Bills staff knows this as well. This is 1 of the best classes in quite awhile for the WR position and it wouldn't make much sense not to address it this year. Now I'm not saying it has to be round 1, maybe they like Ladd McKonkey, Keon Coleman or Ja'Lynn Polk who arent viewed as 1st round talents but might be in a different draft class since this one is pretty stacked.

It's sure looking like the Steelers are looking to draft a WR at 20 overall, with only having Pickens van jefferson and Calvin Austin.

It might not but until they actually make the trade, I don't think Mike Williams will accept a contract less than Marquise Browns (again i could be wrong) , which would make their cap pretty tight but as we definitely know the cap can easily be manipulated.

This is way better news then adding Mike Williams imo. Brown has always (at least to me) been a 1 trick pony. He'll be an upgrade over MVS and should obviously do well with mahomes throwing to him but I would have hated to see Mike Williams end up there.

He played outside WR (And had his best stats that season) at Carolina with Joe Brady at OC. I don't think it's fair to say he is a slot WR only imo.

Great signing, he should be a solid contributor, solid route runner and at some point ran a 4.31 40 but he is older now so maybe a 4.35 40? Solid hands also, seriously I think this a much better pickup than Hollywood Brown, I have no idea why people were wanting that guy, talk about a 1 trick pony with injuries no less!

They would have just given us a 7th rounder anyways just to screw us.

I went with 4 QB's also... Caleb Williams, Drake maye, Jayden Daniels and J.J. McCarthy. I think we'll go with WR Xavier Worthy, I don't think he's a 1 trick pony like alot of other pure speed guys, he isn't a perfect route runner but he's better than many prospects I've seen.

Ed oliver is only 26, paired with Jones that is a formidable duo imo. We re-signed AJ Epenesa who is 25 years old, 26 year old Conner McGovern is the new center, re-signed S Cam Lewis whos 26, OG David Edwards has been promoted to G an he's 26. It seems like Jones is the only older dude we re-signed. I think we'll definitely add a DT in the draft, maybe 2.