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AJ and Boogie will be given every chance to become the top 2 rotational DEs. If one can't cut it Lawson will get the role. No way is AJ getting cut or traded this year. Worse case he is the 5th DE. Moss is in head-to-head competition with Duke Johnson and the winner makes the team IMO. Once Cook gets his "sea legs" the winner won't even be dressing for games unless there's an injury. Bills are not dressing 4 RBs and a FB. This of course is dependent on Taiwan Jones making the team again. Ford is relegated to fighting for a depth role and it will be all up to him as to whether he can improve enough to battle the others and make the team. Nothing is written in stone for any of these guys. Camp/Preseason play will decide each of their fates.

Agree. I check in on this thread waiting for news. Hoping that the news is good. I do think most fans checking this thread are on a quiet vigil like myself. As to the other subject lines this thread has become, I'm glad my parents raised me the way they did.

Just about everyone I know in Colorado that partakes acquires it legally. Edibles are real big. FWIW.

Can you send me her resumé? I'm looking to add a "go get 'er".

Actually, I was kind of hoping for this scenario. It would be awesome if Baker did play and played well. I would laugh and laugh.

Fingers on the home row.............................................................................begin.

I for one don't give a hairy rat's ass about what WRs will get in yardage for the upcoming season. For my money it's all about Josh having at least one open receiver on every play. Whether a WR, TE, RB or even a reported eligible OL catch TDs and 1st downs it's meaningless as long as they keep moving the ball and SCORING. When the season starts, and the Bills show me they "can't" move the ball and score I will criticize them and give my opinions as to why. In the meantime, during this offseason I will continue to roll my eyes at the fans who haven't seen a 2022 season snap let alone have a clue what OBD's plans for the offense are this year. Stats be damned, when you boil it all down it's still a simple game. Score more points than your opponent!

Now it's about money spent. Per Spotrac Bills Cap Spending https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/buffalo-bills/positional/2022/full-cap/ Offense: $99.2M Defense: $107.2M Special Teams: $4.2M The area that the Bills "overspend" on defense is in the Secondary (3rd highest in the league). Taking in the consideration that the Bills have 3 high paid veterans in the secondary it looks pretty even to me.

Agree. Lil Dirty will be WR4 and probably get around 25-30% offensive snaps. More if Crowder is injured/nicked up. One other thing about McKenzie is his high catch %. 50 catches on 60 targets the last 2 years. He needs to be tested a little more than previous years to show his true worth. Everyone should know they did give him a 2 year deal this time around.

Browns have a 1st round pick in 2025.

Agree. Add to that the draft picks lost, his $55M cap hits and the whole distasteful situation I wonder how that will affect the Browns upcoming free agencies. Could players leave or potential signings from other teams shy away from joining the organization?

Never seen this before. Thanks for posting it! Great insight to Dawson and why he is who he is.

No. He is a 4 year vet so he does not go thru waivers.

Another thread hijacked about Bills WR depth. Once again talk of shootouts with KC. KC lost Tyreek Hill. Their top 3 WRs are as follows: Juju Smith-Schuster Marques Valdez-Scantling Mercole Hardman They drafted Skyy Moore. They got the following as depth: Corey Coleman Josh Gordon and a bunch of JAGs. Any Buffalo Bills fans want to trade WR rooms straight up with them?

LOL, that's gold Logic, GOLD! Last year it was Beane and McDermott can't find a TE. This year it's WR3. Past 3 years of NY Jet starting QBs. Darnold - 25 starts Wilson - 13 starts Flacco - 5 starts White - 3 starts Falk - 2 starts Siemian - 1 start Johnson - 1 relief game Compared to the Buffalo Bills QB for the last 3 seasons. Just some stats like Bado cited. LOL. I bet Crowder doesn't notice the difference. (sarcasm)!

Love you Kim. Get well soon!

Diggs Davis Crowder McKenzie Shakir Austin/Stevenson (Only if Austin has a bad summer as a PR/KR) Hodgins/Kumerow Bills keep 7 WRs even if that means 2TEs on the 53 with another on PS.

"This is the story of Johnny Rotten".

Great defensive and special teams coach that got lucky with Brady. Also add a mediocre GM who got lucky with Brady.

Hodgins had shoulder surgery ending his 2020 rookie season. He jammed his knee real bad in the 1st preseason game to start the 2021 season. He is on the sidelines this week with an "undisclosed" injury to start his 2022 season. IMO "if" this new injury keeps him out of most of camp/preseason he is cooked. But, if by some miracle he gets healthy for the summer I personally think he has some decent talent. So only time will tell, but it doesn't look good.

Crowder is on a 1 year deal and none of us know how he will fit in with JA. McKenzie is on a 2 year deal and we know he does bring a decent option. If Austin makes the team his primary role will be PR/KR duties. If all look good through the summer I got no problem keeping the 3 "smurfs".

I'm in the group who believes the Bills most likely keep 7 WRs this season. That 7th spot would then be a competition between Stevenson and Austin. With that said I see it around 50/50. Hoping one or the other can shine in that position!

We all have high hopes that Kromer can improve each OL player and that he can form a cohesive OL. We all have little faith in Ford improving. IF Kromer can improve Ford to be a competent depth guard for the upcoming season it would be outstanding.