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Not being a huge college football fan, I leave the evaluations to those who are. I do want the offense to be heavy in the draft. That said, I would be willing to take a game changer replacement for Edmunds in the 1st round IF, at a minimum, the next 3 picks go to the offense. Then with the 5th rounder it could go either way with offense or defense. I believe a RG (who could sub in RT), WR, C, and TE are needed in the draft as of now. For my money there are plenty of cheaper RBs in FA. Agree, like I just posted.

I agree. I also agree with many on here that he has to go back to LG and I will add that he needs to work full time at the position. Get a true C backup for Morse.

I'm not a fan of Day 1 TEs. Historically it's a tough position to judge in the draft. I am a believer that it's just as much about the offensive scheme to make a good TE as anything. Every year there is all this talk about "elite" TEs in the draft and at best you typically get a guy just above the norm in the league. When a team does get a 1st round TE, they feel they have to force the ball to him to justify the pick. Often, I feel they are not that much better than a guy picked latter. But that's just me.

It's another reason I want to see the OL fixed. Knox needs to get out on more routes instead of blocking too much of the time.

That's a lot of TEs going early. Wow. As for Gesicki, I see him a TE in name only. Not too sure that is what Beane is looking for. @GunnerBillsays there is still some value in TEs in the 4th and 5th rounds. Sounds like a spot Beane could be interested in.

They're talking about Rodgers on NFLN right now. Rodgers just said, "I'll make a decision soon enough". The guy is so full of himself. As to his contract and future I hope it messes up the Packers, so others won't follow suit.

It is looking like a lot of RBs are available for that money this year. No way I want a 1st round RB.

The time to sign Fournette was back in 2020 when he signed for $2M and then for $3M the next year. I wanted him badly back then but it's a big NO on him now.

There are a lot of WR4s in FA. Beane will get one there. Some guy will sign to try to rejuvenate his career. I just hope is it resembles what KC did with Juju. Then he picks one in the draft. That's how I see it going down. As for Gabe Davis, he knows exactly what he has to do to improve. We'll see if he can do it.

I'm sticking with what my "take" on it and will just wait to see what unfolds. What I didn't get a clue on is the OL. I small comment was all I heard. It's the real question I'll have to wait and see on.

What I got is Edmunds is gone, Oliver plays out his 5th year option (they wait until next year to decide) and the cap is going to be a bit of a hassle for the next 2 years (I already knew 2024 is going to be hard too). Benford to S. Gabe's job to lose and Beane will draft a WR (we don't know which round). Also, we all will have to see what Beane can get done in FA (not a real lot) to kind of see what will happen in the draft. That's what I read between the lines.

He is not the kind of long-term backup I would want.

Beane will draft a WR. None of us know WHEN that will happen. I know it's not the trend on this board, but I haven't given up on Gabe yet. He does need competition.

He's turning 37 this season. I'd like to see a 25-29 year old guy who has the chance to be the backup for a number of years. Kyle Allen and Mike White type of guys who are willing to become that long-term backup on a good team. Stability at the position. If they have a guy like that, the 3rd string can be UDFA types for the PS and you might get lucky.

Thank you, Leslie Frazier, for your service. Change is the one constant in life. I do believe it is time for a new system and scheme concerning the Buffalo Bills defense. Things were getting stale and predictable. Good Luck to the new DC and do us proud!

Agree with Bates having to go back to LG where he belongs. The other thing about Bates is the backup C stuff. Any time that Morse is out (even for a few plays) moving Bates to C and bringing in some horrible depth guy is not the answer. Draft Morse's replacement this year. Need a very good RG. It would help Brown (I see him getting another year to start). Brown is very good at run blocking and I do think he has a chance to improve in pass protection. Add one good depth guy (always injuries on the OL) preferably with right side talent. That's the 3 new guys.

He will cost picks and money. I want a decent OL in from of Josh. It's my opinion.

No "guru" over here either. I have watched football evolve for longer than I care to admit, and I see the O-Line being the Achilles heel of this team. Last year I let a lot of smart fans on this board talk me out of putting big resources into the O-Line. I think Beane and McDermott thought they did the right thing too. They were all wrong. You take out Dawkins and Morse and the other 3 spots have been a revolving door of JAGs or less. Morse, at any moment could be out of the league, so what is really left? They got away with a lot (and I'm hearing more of the same), Josh can make up for it. I disagree. Josh is getting older and a little heavier (he likes his food) and will get a little slower. It's time, this year, to put in the effort in the OL (even if it's a detriment to other areas) this year. They need to put a core of 3-4 players who will play together for a number of years. Period. A late 20's FA with 2 drafted OL this year. Draft a WR somewhere in the top 4 and get a bigger bodied RB for cheap in FA. Plug the D the best you can and think about re-stocking some D next year. I'm dying on this hill and if Beane keeps doing what he has been doing with the OL I will be disappointed.

Bingo.

So, you were for letting Hyde walk after the 2021 season? I'm willing to bet you were not. Hyde signed a 5-year deal with a 2-year extension and Poyer signed a 4-year deal with a 2-year extension. Hyde will not be on the team after this season. They both were great but it's a dollar thing no matter what some people think. I'm not b-wording you, but this board is contorting itself into pretzels at every little thing.

All true but the bottom line is Lamar has been in the league for 5 years and he is 1-3 in the playoffs with a 57% completion record and has 3 TDs and 5 INTs with 19 sacks and 5 fumbles. If he was a Bill, this board would be all over that. His stock is down because of things like this, not an MVP season.

I'm positive you are right. As to Spencer Brown, my major concern has been his injuries. He had an ankle bothering him about a third of the way through the season and missed 3 games. Then he re-injured the ankle in the NE game to end the season. He has missed a lot of playing and practice time. I hope that changes this season.

When a player has his contract "restructured" it's paid out as a signing bonus. Now we know why all players like them. Thanks for the info.

Lots of UFA RBs this year in all price ranges and running styles. I've been waiting patiently for a bigger bodied back. This regime has not tried one yet and I think this is the year to do it. I don't see the need to trade for a guy like Henry. Just my opinion.

With a 7th round draft pick making less than 800k. Henry's market value on Spotrac is $15M.