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1 hour ago, Don Otreply said:
The question is, will Beane draft more O-line within the first three picks, as it stands presently we still need to fill Edmunds spot, in FA or the draft, so it’s likely that one of those first three picks goes to the defense if no FA is signed to fill that role, plus, we could stand another WR2 level selection, I am not so confident Beane will use two of those pick on O-linemen, which means one in the top three picks, and PS level lower picks for the line, so far we have seen incremental improvement with FA signings, which is good, it is needed, but, the O line needs more attention if we want to see improved post season success.
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Unless we get Bobby Wagner or some other short-term vet, I think Beane has to go LB with the 1st, maybe wait till the 2nd. It's the QB of the D.
He then better get some competition at RG and RT, but that can wait until Rd 2-5.
I'd also still like to see them add someone to push Gabe Davis on the outside. So if we can fill MLB before the draft, the focus could switch to WR
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Isn't Bates penciled in as starting RG? I don't think they'll be moving on from Spencer Brown so soon either. McGovern and Dawkins on the left. Morse at C. Solid backup in Boetger. I think the O-line needs additions, but not as desperately as MLB. I'd say 1st- LB, 2nd-4th - O-line, TE, DT
I wouldn't be upset with a stud WR in the 1st, but I don't think it is a greater need at this point than MLB
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Harris helps change our offensive identity. We'll have a smash mouth side to us now. We just need a road grader G on the right side to pair with Spencer Brown
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18 minutes ago, GolfandBills said:
https://overthecap.com/compensatory-picks
follow this for up to date info. Once they get contract details they update
Didn't lose a comp pick for Harris. That canceled out Singletary.
Edmunds was already canceled out by the McGovern signing.
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top GM? magician? sorcerer? idk.... sounds like OBD planted some trolls here.... he did what most analysts said he should do. Letting Edmunds go at that price was prudent, and not letting Poyer also walk was smart. Harty's contract is a little too rich.
Where he really needs to hit is the draft, which has been his weakness. We'll see how that pans out.
Also curious to see how he fills RB and ILB needs.
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I liked Edmunds, but prefer we use that $$ elsewhere, preferably on Offense and get a LB replacement in the draft. Maybe a temp vet fill-in, like David.
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I don't think Shakir demonstrated the nuance for the slot yet. You've got to read defenses, feel the zones, make sharp cuts, and make sure you're in the QB's line of sight/throwing window the entire time. It's not easy and he didn't really show improvement as the year progressed. There is a reason they dusted off Beasley. We need a better solution
14 hours ago, gobills404 said:I honestly would be completely fine with the Bills spending a 1st or 2nd round pick on a slot WR. The slot play last year was just as bad if not worse than WR2 and I think banking on Shakir to make the leap would be foolish. Having someone who could consistently win over the middle and in the flats would bring a lot more balance to the passing game.
Agree. There are some nice options in the draft like Flowers and Josh Downs that will probably be there in the 2nd
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1 hour ago, SectionC3 said:
Allen to Diggs in Detroit was the best throw of the season. Hands down.
Definitely top 5 and better than the Pitt throw to Davis
They also missed the flat footed bomb to Diggs against NE
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But not his slot, #3 or #4 WR
Bringing back Beasley and him basically starting at slot was an indication where we are at that position. That will be the focus in FA and draft. A guy like Zay Flowers, or Josh Downs would fit the bill. If Beane were wise he'd add an outside WR as well. Davis should be pushed, or at least backed-up with a solid 4th WR
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On 3/1/2023 at 2:05 PM, DrDawkinstein said:
As someone who watches a LOT of UGA football, Washington is neither a 1st round talent, nor a playmaker.
I'd project him to us in the 3rd or later, and that would be a great grab. But definitely not a 1st and not even a 2nd.
Lots of chatter that he'll run very well and work out well and with his size could go late 1st, despite the lack of production in college
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First thing I thought of when I saw this.
He brings a SB winner attitude to the offense. Can groom Cook. He was trusted by Brady in pass coverage and as an outlet. He's a powerful runner, can get tough yards, but also still has some juice.
He probably won't break the bank as he only wants to play for a winner and will probably take less.
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16 hours ago, DrDawkinstein said:
Thanks.
WRT bold, hate to say it but this is where we miss Whaley. He had a knack for later LBs. Bradham, Johnson, Milano...
For Beane and Co. trying to replace Edmunds through the draft means an early pick, and I'd say a 50/50 shot on hitting.
I already wanted our first 3 picks to be IOL/IOL/WR, in whatever order necessary. I guess if we use the money to sign Ben Powers we could get away with only drafting 1 IOL early. Maybe have a draft of LB/IOL/WR, in that order.
I dunno. I dont think it's that easy to pluck a playmaking LB from the draft as needed.
I'm thinking WR/ILB/OL in first three rounds
G and WR in FA
hopefully re-sign Poyer
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What quality DC is going to accept a job for one year?? This is an odd move. If they're serious that he'll be back in 2024 then they'll probably just look to fill his shoes from within. This is so weird its almost dysfunctional.
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On 2/24/2023 at 12:22 PM, DrDawkinstein said:
We should be able to re-sign Edmunds with a hit of about $9M this year. Would need to get Wagner under that when he was set to have a $12M cap hit this year.
If we can get him on a 3/$30M with a $7M cap hit this year, then maybe.
This is the best logic.
While I think Wagner could actually be a short-term improvement, given Edmunds age, you can spread out his guaranteed $$ over say a 7 year contract, with outs later on, so his cap next year is lower than anyone else you could sign. That gives us more room to bring in a FA WR and G.
However, really we should look to add a playmaking LB from the draft. You can get fine production from rookie LBs
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We need at least two new additions in the WR room. A playmaking outside WR (draft) to push Davis. and a veteran slot maven (Juju SC would look nice).
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Wasn't Poyer also a 6th rounder out of college? At some point you've got to hit on a few of these to make hay with salary cap rules.
Given Benford a try, draft a backup in the 5th. Keep Marlowe/Johnson around as insurance
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Depends how FA shakes out. If we can upgrade the line (priority #1) through FA, then I think we can focus on playmakers in the draft
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It was a big risk. That was a lot of money in one, older guy. Basically a moon shot for a 2 year SB window.
Add in all the draft picks used on DE and we are totally lopsided in where we have invested.
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Edmund's isn't going anywhere. You could hear it in Beane's presser. They love the kid and he's grown tremendously and is still young
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It would be inspirational to have him back, but ideally in his preferred spot as backup S. If we don't re-sign Poyer we need a new starting SS. Either way, we should be drafting or otherwise bringing in young talent
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Josh Downs
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2020 was pretty magical. 13-3. Allen took huge steps forward, as did the entire team. Ran the AFCE and made it to the AFC Championships despite getting blitzed by KC in the end.
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8 hours ago, JohnNord said:
10. Allen does not believe in his offensive lineBelieves there are a LOT of issues with the OL and the Bills need to do more to help Josh Allen. The actions of Josh Allen throughout 2022 show that Josh doesn’t trust his line, resulting him to bail on plays and not get through his position. He implied that there could be more moves in OL this season.
This is the most important point. Saw it so many times and led to a lot of hero ball plays and bad INTs. Fix this as priority #1 and a lot will follow.
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Bills have missed out on Ken Walker and Bryce Hall in recent drafts, so I'm tempted to say draft, but I think Cook could develop more and we can probably get good value on a vet like Hunt or Perrine. Plus, we need to use the draft to get younger and better at O-line and WR
What is the plan at DT?
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J-Phillips should be back, I'd think.
He didn't have the best year but gutted it out through a few injuries.
I'd like to see him and Shaq back.