Rock-A-Bye Beasley

Wahhhhh stop saying mean stuff about my team!

You have no credibility after saying this.

I’ll give him credit but an equal or greater debit for the Benjamin trade.

Peterman Kelvin Benjamin Zay Jones (mostly for the “fight for Jesus” video but all the drops don’t help) And the guys who had them starting last season

Nah. You’re more negative that anyone. You started this thread by trying to call out another poster.

Glad you’re having fun while adding nothing to the conversation.

We get it you don't like negativity. Some people take a critical look at players/coaches. Don't take it personally.

Once upon a time = this year? We traded Dareus for a conditional 6th and drafted a DT (edit: misread your post.)

They could easily be terrible next year. Remember when they were 5-2 then got blown out by the Jets on Thursday night? The “tanking” Jets. What was everyone’s expectation of how that game would go? Use that same logic for this season. I like the additions on the o line. But success on the o line is often liked to consistency and these guys all just met each other last week. The WR group is not the worst in the league like last year but bottom 5 in the league still. these are still the guys that put that o line from last year together and started Nathan peterman day 1, mike Tolbert, kelvin benjamin, Zay Jones, Vlad a mere duckass, the list goes on and on. Nothing they have done on offense has worked. defense is historically inconsistent year to year for every team other than select few. It all depends on Allen of course. If he’s not an elite QB nothing else matters, it will just be more mediocrity

Also, who needs to pass against a team that’s getting blown out in the first half.

Which safety is going to cover him? Chancellor is too slow and everyone else is too small/weak

How do you feel about Dawson Knox in college?

Why would the Jags do that? Just because we traded them a dlineman for almost nothing in the past?

Apparently it matters. Ask most around here why Dareus was traded and salary was a big part of it.

How is 20 mil this year and next for a #1 Wide receiver hurting the team in any way? Or what if we drafted one in the 3rd round (or trade up to late 2nd) instead of getting a 3rd/4th string RB. Then they could draft one next year as well since I don't see Brown/Beasley being very effective into their mid-30s

You may be right but could get into chicken/egg type circular argument here. If you’re going to claim Allen’s drop rate was due to his bad receivers why is Flacco’s due to his poor accuracy?

Brown had a very high drop rate last year. Beasley should help improve the overall drop rate slightly.

You build from the lines out, haven't you heard that fact before? I heard Steve Tasker say it.

I agree. What I’m saying is If the Bills were #1 on this list everyone would be saying “We win undrafted free agency again!” Instead of oointing our how pointless it is.

Lol at people criticizing the existence of a ranking like this. Something tells me you wouldn’t be saying that if Bills were ranked #1. Have some self-awareness.

Miles away from what? Super bowl? Yes. And that’s all I care about. Our offensive playmakers are nowhere near talented enough to contend and most of them will he retired or close to it in a couple years.

I agree that's weird to think that, but aren't they responding to people who are claiming we will get comp picks next offseason? I'm saying they're both wrong.

You’re technically right. But don’t the Bills have close to the most cap space next offseason? I’m not saying I wanted them to pick up the option (Id rather they try to extend him at a much cheaper price) but there’s really not much chance we get comp picks for next offseason’s moves either considering the amount of cap space that will be available.

This was going to be my answer

Fair enough. It doesn’t matter if you severely overpay for a player if you have cap space or if you don’t really have any cap space (as long as you planned that)