MrEpsYtown
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I think Redmond was a developmental center, but would be badly exposed if he actually had to play. He should be on a practice squad, but with the lack of center talent around, hes on a roster. I dont think he is better than any of the guys on our roster.
He will get cut when Frederick comes back.
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He developed in Miami under the Dennis Hickey regime as well. So that's a front office connection. Brian Gaine, who was with us last year, was assistant GM when he was drafted. Nothing earth shattering, but connections. The Robiskie connection is probably the strongest one. I think he would be a good add, but he is not a big deal. Solid contributer.
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The only guy I can think of is Jamison Crowder. He's a smaller reciever but very good. He's been buried a bit in Washington and is a pending free agent.
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58 minutes ago, eSJayDee said:
1st pic, you've got 2 receivers on the right, both off the LOS. One needs to be on it.
In the 2nd pic, 3 on the left are all off the LOS; one needs to be on it.
In the 3rd, I'd say the problem is a bit different. Not too many in the backfield, but rather I assume just an illegal formation. Newhouse (who presumably is an eligible receiver on this play) & Benjamin are both on the LOS & one should be off for Newhouse to be eligible.
Yes on the third one I believe the problem is that Benjamin and Khari Lee are both on the line on the same side. The receiver can't cover up the tight end. So either Benjamin needed to be off the line, or Lee was lined up on the wrong side.
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Bills should be first in line for any OL released. It's your best chance to play at some point.
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He played a ton of LG at Iowa and can play LT and RT. He would be a good depth add with the opportunity to displace someone eventually.
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7 minutes ago, RyanC883 said:
that's because the OT's/Center give up pressure before the Guard's can. Almost like a competition on the O-line.
Can Paszor play center?
Pretty sure he is a guard-tackle only. Not a left tackle either.
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Now turn aroudn and give it to Bashaud Breeland.
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58 minutes ago, apuszczalowski said:
I also dont fully blame Hue for not knowing the kicker was hurt, I put more blame on the Browns organization and medical staff for not relaying this info to him (unless they did and he just ignored it). If the kicker never said anything to him and he was never told of an injury, how is he supposed to know?
I don't fully blame him, but in my opinion, the best coaches in this league are the ones who micromanage these things. Hue is kind of at blame if he was never infomred of this. He needs to have some sort of structure in place so this information is shared whether its a daily debrief or memo of some sort. There should be nothing that happens on the player personell side of his team that he does not know about. To me this means he doesn't have the right process in place.
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1 hour ago, MiltonWaddams said:
I assume you know this is not the good Michael Bennett currently playing on the Eagles. He would not be a character fit, but we could definitely use him.
You're righ about Pastzor. He has started in this league and is well worth a tire kick.
Oh my...yeah I thought it was the good one. I thought he got released or something! Thanks.
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I think the only reasons people were interested in Hue Jackson back in the day were:
He was going to keep Jim Schwartz.
He was not Rex Ryan.
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I am suprised they brought in Michael Bennett, but he can certainly help the pass rush. Paszor is an interesting depth type of player who could probably start at guard right now. Quinton Dial is a massive person who would add depth to the defensive line.
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Bosa 100%. Its all about edge pressure. I love Oliver obviously, but Bosa has to be the pick.
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I don't know what to believe because his grades on Matt Milano are really good. He looks very good to me, yet McDermott keeps pulling him out for Ramon freaking Humber. So yeah I don't know what to think.
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3 hours ago, ALF said:
Put in a 6th OL man at the TE position . At least try to keep Allen in one piece and run block.
They did this on Sunday with Marshall Newhouse a bunch.
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53 minutes ago, Dablitzkrieg said:
No offence, but Gentry is the type of WR that was cut by this team (Reilly) and not good at all. We need bigger/stronger WR's, not ones that have played with Allen.
Gentry is a footbll player through and through. Reilly is an athlete who did nearly nothing at Nebraska. I think they are completely differnt entities. Gentry is the guy making all those huge plays with Allen on those highlight films, while Reilly caught something like 67 balls during his entire college career. Gentry caught 72 passes 1,326 yards and 14 TDs his senior year.
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1 hour ago, the skycap said:
How fast is Tanner Gentry?? Bills need deep speed
He's a 4.46 40 and a 38 inch vert. And he put up 19 reps on the bench so he is a strong guy.
56 minutes ago, buffalostu2 said:with only 7 mil in cap?
I know it is unrealistic, but everyone aside from Breeland would be minimum salary guys.
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Right now they should sign Gentry, Spencer Drango, Vince Biegel (to replace Deon Lacy), and Bashaud Breeland. Gentry and Biegel are on practice squads and Drango and Breeland are free to sign.
Probably should sign Matt Moore too. That should all shake things up.
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It makes a ton of sense.Unfortunately, the fact that they showed no interest in him at cut time tells me they probably aren't interested. Makes sense though.
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1 hour ago, Hapless Bills Fan said:
I don't think these are contradictory. Groy might be a decent center in a different scheme and playing between different guards.
The year he replaced Wood he was playing in Kromer's scheme between Cog and (I think) Miller.
The all-22 hasn't come out on Gamepass yet, but one thing I noticed in Week 1 is that he simply wasn't fast and nimble enough to make the moves required of him and re-set before he lost leverage on the Ravens defenders. I'm not sure who is at fault, but there were a couple plays where it looked like Ducasse and Groy were getting their feet tangled.
When Daboll was asking the OL to stay home and just handle the dude in front of them, it worked better.
I agree on the assessment of Groy. He just isn't a natural center. The guy is a guard. Everything he does look s stiff and unnatural. I wouldn't be against trying Bodine there with Groy at guard simply because Bodine has the experience. Is it going to better? Maybe, but to my eye Groy has not looked good. Bodine has natural center movements but is susceptible to the bull rush. Something has to give but I'd like to see what Dawkins-Teller-Bodine-Groy-Mills looks like.
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I posted this in the other thread. It's a good read. This guy can help us. My guess is he is finally healthy but maybe asking for too much money.
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12 minutes ago, No Place To Hyde said:
Most likely we just bring Ryan Lewis up from practice squad.
Unfortunately you are probably right.
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2 minutes ago, John from Riverside said:
Is he a zone corner?
Yes actually. Here's a good breakdown on how he would have fit the Panthers when they originally signed him.
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I really do hope this pushes them to go sign Basaud Breeland. It's been the most obvious fit for the longest time and I hope this pushes them to pursue him.
Realistic trade option...Charles Clay?
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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I would use Clay to try and grab Forrest Lamp from the Chargers. LA needs to go for it with Rivers getting older. Clay would be the perfect rental and a guy who is already familiar with Anthony Lynn. Lamp continues to be buried on the depth chart and is an asset that would help us short term, but more long term. He's coming off an injury so there is risk, but I think it would be a good risk to take.