Straight Hucklebuck

I would be shocked if he couldn’t push Moss off the roster. With all his injuries Moss runs a 4.8 now.

That’s not a real player. He’s a gadget, one trick pony player.

Tells me McKenzie is going to get a large role this year. There is no one on the roster behind him.

Now the focus should shift to WR and OL.

The Packers get a huge F from me. They get all this credit for being so smart, they’re terrible. Aaron Rodgers was selected in 2005. Since then they taken 13 defensive players with their first pick in the Draft and one pick was Jordan Love. One WR with their first pick in the draft - 2008 Jordy Nelson in the 2nd Round. And what do they do again this year? Two more defensive players. And with all that investment, they’ve had a pedestrian defense for years.

A RB in 2022? No freaking way.

Sammy Watkins was an atrocious pick. Two first rounders, passed on Mack from UB, in a class loaded with great WR talent. He doesn’t even see the end of his rookie deal in Buffalo. Traded for a lousy 6th and EJ Gaines. 4th overall pick and Doug Whaley/Russ Brandon got it wrong. And we got rid of Steve Johnson, a guy who played his heart for the Bills.

I would hope we are past the point the Bills used to find themselves in where the Bills offensive coaches couldn't figure out how to utilize their best players.

Why? Kansas City just had two elite pass catching options and ran them successfully for years. Tampa Bay won a Super Bowl with Mike Evans, Gronk, Godwin. The Falcons had Julio Jones and Calvin Ridley. Pittsburgh had a rotation of Brown, Schuster, Diontae Johnson, and before that Wallace and Brown. It's a lot of money, but look at the boost Diggs made to the offense. Him and Samuel and Davis? Then you're not depending on guys like Cole Beasley, John Brown, Emmanuel Sanders, Isaiah McKenzie come Playoff time, and that's been the biggest downfall of this team come Playoff time. Josh has to do everything offensively.

If I'm Beane, I would move multiple assets to get either one of those guys.

I'm not sure how Tommy Doyle is progressing, but I kind of agree on Tackle. Cordy Glenn years ago worked as a second round pick, is that common? The Bills seem to value versatility, so if a great lineman is there, I don't mind the Bills grabbing them. How much would Creed Humphrey helped last year? Josh Allen escapes bad OLine play, but overall, I agree it's not fixed and it's not a strength. It would just push WR and CB to the next two positions that must be addressed.

The Bills have tried the veteran WR route the last few seasons, John Brown, Emmanuel Sanders, Cole Beasley, and those guys are broke down by the end of the year. I think Crowder is going to be the same way, most likely he's declining. This team needs more playmakers at WR. I think McKenzie has potential, but this Coaching staff has never made getting him the ball consistently a priority. Yes, Gabe should move into the #2 role right now, but again, this Coaching staff has been reluctant to put him on the field, even last year when it was obvious Emmanuel Sanders was out of gas after Week 8. Also, the Bills don't seem to be learning at RB either, again signing washed up veterans. Tolbert, Ivory, Gore, Yeldon, Breida, McKissic and now Duke Johnson. It's over for Zack Moss, leaving just Singletary as any sort of reliable player.

BPA is a myth.

Absolutely not. Our WR group has to get better.

Diggs was a boost to this offense. 2800 yards in 2-seasons. However, there were games last year where I thought the Bills needed to add another #1 level WR to the team. I don't know that Diggs is worth $28M a year like Adams or Hill. In the end, I don't want to be Green Bay right now, so I agree, pay him. But Diggs and Davis and McKenzie are not good enough to lead the league in scoring in my opinion. Another top level WR talent needs to be added (trade or draft) to overcome the loss of Daboll, and McDermott's input on offense. I think the Bills will go WR early in the Draft, and I agree with that approach.

Stefon Diggs has no-showed twice against Kansas City when it mattered. The 2020 AFCCG and again in the Divisional 2021.

Listening to McDermott talk about offense is just painful.

The other thing I think is Diggs nowhere to be found. Its time for him to show up. And if he can’t do it, then it’s on Davis and McKenzie to make the explosive plays.

Defensive Line is almost getting there.

No more conservative play calls. You put the ball in Allen’s hands.

3rd and 2 and we take the ball out of Allen’s hands And what a joke of a holding call.

Allen would have gotten that first down on the Tannehill flush.

Again, no idea why McKenzie has not been part of our game plan all season. Still only plays 25% - 34% of our snaps even after clearly becoming more productive than Beasley. Why would he want to come back to Buffalo? This staff doesn't hardly use him.

It will be interesting to see how Beane views offensive skill position talent. Beasley and Sanders feel like they are reaching the end of the line. Leaving Diggs, Davis and Knox as the main pass catchers. I would not stop with Diggs, and think the team should draft another WR high, and get an NFL worthy Tight End to pair with Knox.

I think the ceiling has been shown, he’s overcome concerns about accuracy, he’s well past concerns about his low numbers production in college. I would say the one remaining concern is can he do it game after game? That’s the only question he needs to answer. When he’s on, he is unstoppable. And this season he has more almost cockiness. At times he’s not humble little try-hard Josh and I like it.