TheyCallMeAndy

IF the Bills planned on going with Bernard (218) and Milano (220), how is Ed Oliver at keeping LBers clean? Bernard was said to be extremely smart and a very good cover LB in college.

I could’ve swore he was a 4.35 guy, but he actually ran a 4.48

There are a few, Cole Holcomb and another young dude who’s name I forget. There was a list somewhere

We went from “Sometimes you buy a house, whoops” to Sometimes you sell your house, whoops. Bonus points for whoever can tell me who said that quote!

Still, both men missed significant time last year, I’m cool with rocking Benford in one of the spots but I’d feel better with top 100 draft pick beside him.

I respectfully disagree, both had either serious or lingering injuries all last year. Poyer had a knee, elbow, and rib that slowed him down pretty bad at the end. Hamlin and Lewis aren’t starting caliber players, and Benford is an unknown at safety

Love it, I’d still add a rookie very early in the draft just in case.

A man can’t change his career and name?

Sounds like a “me guy” to me 😉

Very quiet in the FA pool today, I’m a little surprised.

He was talking on Twitter to Micole Hardman around the same time he posted this I think…

Fantastic, Dane Jackson is pretty good. Bills did a great job developing him. This also might bring the official Benford to Safety transition.

Who else feels silly due to refreshing 19,456 times over the last 24 hours for one signing?

Devin Bush and Cole Holcomb are very interesting to me for longer term LBers

He has filled his role well.

Beane should offer him a contract then change his mind

Micole Hardman would be an outstanding pickup if it happens

It’s called respect, nothing to read into.

Too lazy to look up his stats, he worth a look?

Every day Poyer goes unsigned I feel it gets more likely he returns.

My first take was wrong as I didn’t consider coverage know-how to make up for a decline athletically. I own that poor judgement and wording. I still think Edmunds was better vs the pass than David and Wagner, but that’s a moot point now. Instincts wise they should be a big upgrade, as long as they stay healthy.

I’m not convinced that he is actually Prince Harry

Probably too expensive: Tyler Huntely Jacoby Brissett Carson Wentz Marcus Mariota Andy Dalton Garder Minshue Realistic: Teddy Bridgewater Kyle Allen Mason Rudolph Joe Flacco Josh Johnson Cooper Rush Blane Gabbert Josh Dobbs Elite: Nate Peterman

I don’t disagree with you, but I don’t see any difference between Kyle Allen, Mason Rudolph, Marcus Mariota, Mitch Turbisky, Case Keenum. They are all barfy passers. Tyler Huntley, Teddy Bridgewater, and Jacoby Brissett are probably the best backups but I doubt they are in Buffalo’s price range.

For sure, I just worry about Father Time (idk why my phone keeps capitalizing that). Every single one of our 32+ aged players last year either hit a wall or sustained serious injuries. Holcomb would be a good pickup too, though. Raasan Evans and Leighton Vander Esh are great athletes and run defenders, LVE was great vs pass as a rookie, but both struggled last year vs the pass