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  1. Just now, SCBills said:


    I could be completely wrong, but with Durant out to start the season, and a rookie to begin with, who’s Ed’s primary backup?

     

    Nevermind that 2 of the 6 interior DL are NT’s in Carter and Gaines.  
     

    Perhaps the plan could be to use Rousseau and/or Danna as more than just OLB. 
     

    Or maybe they didn’t want to lose Danna and knew that KC was waiting for him to get cut after they cut Ogbah. 


    I am guessing it’s TJ Sanders. I think they have a mix of different types to make this defense work. 
     

    But you can never have enough pass rushers to throw at offensive linemen so I am ok with 6 guys at that outside spot. 

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  2. 2 hours ago, GunnerBill said:

     

    Linebackers and defensive line depth are my biggest concerns. And I still think we are one injury from disaster at WR. 

     

    But agree all around this is a solid looking roster. 


    I doubt they make it to the Bills on the waiver wire, but Trevin Wallace, Junior Colson, and Drew Sanders, to me are more interesting linebackers than anyone on the Bills roster not named Elarms-Orr 

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  3. Anthony Gould and Charlie Jones give you depth receivers who can return punts. Both cut from the Colts and Bengals. 
     

    One of the reasons the may have cut the FB VanSumeren is the Broncos cut Adam Prentice, who if I recall was their first choice for FB in the offseason. 
     

    I have always thought Drew Sanders was interesting and could be an interesting add from the Broncos as well. Another linebacker we talked about a lot here, Jack Sanborn, was cut. Another former Badger, DL, Isaiahh Loudermilk, was cut by the Vikings. 
     

    The Broncos also cut TE Justin Joly who the Bills allegedly really liked draft time. 

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  4. 9 hours ago, The Jokeman said:

    The point is having a return specialist is nice if they're elite (see Devin Hester or Brian Mitchell) but if it's just a guy then you're dipping into hmmm is he worth it? See Andre Roberts or Brandon Codrington.


    Yeah I don’t disagree. I think Jones has upside as a receiver but really hasn’t gotten much opportunity with the Bengals, so you get an interesting WR with upside who returns punts. I like Jones. Former UB guy and he had that one huge year at Purdue. 

  5. 1 hour ago, The Jokeman said:

    Is he as good as Sherfield as a WR?


    I feel like they are comparable, typical 4/5 receiver. Jones gives you return ability. Sherfield gives you special teams in other ways. But his receiving stats aren’t close to Sherfields. He’s younger and hasn’t had much opportunities. I feel like this team’s need for a punt returner is pretty glaring. 

  6. 2 hours ago, Marcus Aurelius said:

    I don't know much about Kyle Allen except that he's Josh's golfing friend. Perhaps that has colored my opinion of him negatively. So ...

    ✔️ What's his college and NFL history?

    ✔️ What round was he drafted in?

    ✔️ Arm strength?

    ✔️ Size?


    Kyle is kinda like the anti-Josh. Josh Allen was a zero star recruit who had to crawl his way through junior college and prove himself working up to a first round pick. Kyle Allen was a very highly touted QB coming out of high school, he was a 5 star recruit and the #1 ranked pro style QB. He started at Texas A&M initially but wind up losing his job to Kyler Murray. Transferred to Houston where he never really found comfort, and went undrafted. 
     

    Good arm and really good mechanics with sort of normal QB size. He’s like 6-3, 210ish. He has talent but never found consistency. 

     

    Their stories are more or less the complete opposite road. 

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  7. 4 hours ago, Kirby Jackson said:

    Carter feels like the type of guy you could flip for another young guy that could use a change of scenery. He was a top 100 pick, had a big senior bowl and was widely respected as a team leader at Duke. There may be a team out there that thinks, “we could do something with this guy.” How about Carter and a 5th for Kayvon Thibodeaux or Jonah Ellis? 


    Carter for like a Drew Sanders? Some guy on the brink who could maybe at competition at linebacker. 

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  8. This is going to be great for Dion. He came into the league at like 320 or something. The last few years it looked like he was playing at 360ish. So if he’s closer to his early year’s weight that’s great. His game is all about his foot quickness and arm length and that won’t suffer. His quickness got worse the last few years so this weight loss will be great for him IMO. 

  9. 1 hour ago, Sierra Foothills said:

     

    And the following Bills defensive mainstays are gone:

     

    Matt Milano (9 seasons)

    Tre’Davious White (8 seasons)

    Taron Johnson (8 seasons)

    Jordan Poyer (8 seasons)

    AJ Epenesa (6 seasons)

    Cam Lewis (6 seasons)

    Jordan Phillips (6 seasons)

    DaQuan Jones (4 seasons)

    Baylon Spector (4 seasons)

    Dane Jackson (5 seasons)

    Shaq Lawson (5 seasons)

    Taylor Rapp (3 seasons)

    Shaq Thompson (2 years in Carolina, 1 in Buffalo)

     


    What’s crazy is of those mainstays this team relied on in one way or another the last couple of season, only Lewis, Johnson and Epenesa have jobs. 

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  10. 10 hours ago, JGMcD2 said:

    There are rumors that Rob Brzezinski could be elevated to President of Football Operations, with Terrance Gray (or someone else) being named General Manager. If that were to happen, the Bills would not be eligible to receive draft pick compensation, because Gray would not be considered the primary football official in the Vikings organization.

     

    This is similar to what recently happened with the Bears. Their AGM, Ian Cunningham, was hired away by the Falcons, but Chicago did not receive draft pick compensation because Matt Ryan, not Cunningham, is considered the Falcons' primary football official. The Bears appealed the NFL’s original decision, but the appeal was denied as well.

     

    @Kirby Jackson


    Seems like the kind of work around the NFL should try to shut down. It’s kind of a weird look but I get it. It’s not like the hiring team is losing picks. 

  11. Interesting to see where this goes. Obviously it’s a long shot, but at the end of the day Burton needs to beat out Sherfield and Hardman, and to me that is very doable….assuming Shavers is PUPed. If his head is on straight, Burton is so much better than those guys. The special teams piece will be a big part of it, but Burton has a shot. 

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