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take him as KB replacement for rest of year I guess

OBD please trade Groy and a 6th to giants for Shepard WR straight up. Now Bills have a slot WR too!

Not against it as OBD must see him as a low risk test drive for rest of year with no commitment for 2019. basically an 8 game prove it deal. Ok with that. Oh I have a PLETHORA of them! ?

I believe he walks through lot on game day several hours before kickoff - just a 5 min stop 3 hrs before kickoff ok by me! As if he cares.

Redskins expected much more in 2017 and he turned down $32mm over 4 years from Browns for a one year $8mm deal from Redskins. So both teams saw him as a #2 WR from a contract offer standpoint

Had one good year 2016. Nothing since. KB numbers are even better - LOL. BTW deduct 5 points for use of "plethora" - sorry it's a pet peeve!

So funny cuz it's true!

Not saying he might not be more talented but starting WR position hard to integrate into installed offense. His impact here might be minimal this year given results to date of current WR corps who know the offense.

Raiders, Seahawks, Browns, Washington, Jets all passed. Not sure what he brings to Bills. Diva-esque, doesn't block and hasn't done squat the past few years. Speed/size ratio good but unless KB is sent packing don't see him playing anytime soon

Hope Todd gets help fighting his demons. It makes one wonder why Steelers walked away after his fall/scuffle at Pittsburgh bar with wife late last year. Difficult guy to deal with per all reports

Agreed. Let Zay play outside. Shepard gives Josh a great option in slot

Love Shady but can definitely see this happening. No TDs this year, YPC pretty average and big cap hit in 2019. A team in the hunt will be glad to pull him in and use him as a bell cow or 3rd down specialist. Daboll has NE pedigree where the RBs and WRs are replaceable pieces. Personally I think RB is easiest spot to replace via draft. And Murphy/Ivory could be serviceable backfield for rest of the season. Wonder if Allen's prognosis is taken into consideration. If out another 4-6 weeks then Shady is a goner IMHO.

LOL. Dungey played his way to the bench and lost to Pitt this year. Dungy has a barely passable FBS arm. A If Allen is scared I don't see it. Takes hits, dives in end zone and is hurdling ProBowl LBs. And has a cannon arm. Not ideal but he is playing more than they planned in YR 1. This is what growing pains look like.

lol. Yes should have made it more clear. Really do think Enunwa would be a big WR that fights for the ball - unlike KB!

Because Enunwa is not a FA, still under contract with Jets

White and Hyde (both nicked coming in) were rested late in game opening the door for Dontae Johnson and Rafael Bush to get more snaps

Enunwa hurt. Wouldn't mine OBD chasing him in offseason.

Yes my bad. Pomme de terre is actually potato

I believe the French translation would be Eli "Pomme"

And not to mention Foster didn't play any STs. All reports from Training Camp and his 4 years at VT are that this kid just makes plays. Added Bonus: Our 3rd Phillips! At least he plays Offense ?

serenity now!!

I second that emotion. Old School Cool!

1. Grew up in a BUF family that went to mass together , then had a late Irish fry breakfast and watched the Bills at 1pm. 2. I love how the Bills draw our community together - creed, race, politics or gender do not matter! 3. Beating the Fins in the 80 opener after 20 straight losses. Fergie to Roosevelt leaks for the TD!

Zay looked slick on the TD yesterday. His rookie year was a mess as he had shoulder injury all year then hurt knee in night game versus Jets. He has already exceeded Moulds TD total in first two years, and is about equal in catches and yards therefore YPC too. He is not as bad as this board perceives and we can only hope his career tracks like Moulds'

Not surprising given our QB situation at start of year and developments since then. Winning and national recognition will lure players here in time. Hopefully just like the late 80's and early 90's. Lofton, Bennett, Sam Adams, Ted Washington, Bryce Paup came here because they saw the upside.