MrEpsYtown

The thing is that all of these a-holes are going to want to be right. Not matter how much Mason Rudolph sucks, Chris Trappaso will try to cling to some small thing. People who thought Allen was going to be awful are now nitpicking little stupid things because he has looked really good. These people have to be right. Carter doesn't like Allen so he is grasping for straws.

Just to add to this, I finally got a chance to watch the game...Croom cannot block. He is awful. I understand he hasn't been a tight end very long but it was terrible. Thomas isn't very good either. He seems to be improving. I don't see the fuss about Croom. He's practice squad material imo. Im keeping O'Leary 100% no doubt.

While I appreciate your viewpoint, especially the part about me being dumb btw....my thinking is actually the complete opposite of being shortsighted. I think Peterman should be thrown to the wolves as the line gels, or the staff realizes that Teller or anybody else is ready to replace Ducasse. I think throwing Allen out there is actually shortsighted. He is the most important person in this franchise right now and they need to take care of him. Letting Peterman start the first few really tough games, is playing the long game. Not in fact shortsighted as you say. If Allen gets pressed into action early, then so be it.

Yep Chargers. im with you on the line. I think that is why I lean Peterman...just so he can get destroyed behind this line. Hopefully Allen, Teller, and any living, breathing body better than Mills can enter the lineup half way through the season and we can all move on.

Pretty sure he wore 7 and he's wearing 3 these days.

If I need a guy to throw picks to us I'm goin with Geno Smith. Maybe our DEs can punch him in the face too. Versatility is key.

Honestly imo this regime is going to turn the keys over to Josh Allen somewhere in weeks 6-8. Meaning either McCarron or Peterman would have started the first few games no matter what and then turned things over to Allen no matter what. They have a plan in place and I don't think they would stray from it. With that said I don't think we ever see AJ start a game here. His window has closed with this injury. JMO, and it's unfortunate, but I think it's what's going to happen. They will start Peterman by default and turn things over to Allen whenever they have plans to.

I don't think this is unreasonable. This regime kept four tight ends last year and Daboll has kept multiple tight ends as an OC and in his NE days. I don't see any reason that they would not do it again.

I think Murphy is looking like a main return guy and Kerley does that as well. I believe Gaines is a gunner and Andre Holmes, Lorax, Stanford, Vallejo, Humber, Lacey, Bush, Marlowe would be most of your core special teams guys. I think McCloud has a shot, but Murphy has passed him on the return depth chart imo.

Ohh I like Kayvon Webster. He's a good player, can play zone or man. If he's healthy he could be a really nice depth piece.

Ducasse is a serviceable backup. He should not be starting on this team. He's not the worst player ever. But he isn't good. I agree with most that I'd like to see Teller get a real shot at that spot. I'm still not sure why they never looked at Groy there next to Bodine.

I think his size is a misconception. He looks small but he isn't. He's the same size as Charles Clay. He's shorter for a tight end, but most guys are 6-4, 6-5...O'Leary is 6-3. His arms are on the shorter size but I think he is fine size wise. You are are right though. He's more of a throwback and isn't going to give you any wow plays. Imo opinion, that's what you need out of your tight end #2. There is no way guys Croom and Thomas are better blockers. Taller and longer yes. I hope O'Leary stays.

Jordan Palmer so he could continue to coach Allen. He's already done he Buffalo camp arm deal as well. He's only 34. I'm half kidding.

Practice arm really. It depends on the severity of the injury to McCarron. If he has to IR you need another guy. Both are vet minimum guys so they should be cheap. It's not like there is huge competition for their services right now.

Matt Moore and Derek Anderson are the guys who have played for Daboll, so I think they make the most sense.

This reminds me...I wonder what Xavier Omon, Lionel Gates, and the A Train are doing. Oh and Shawn Bryson too.

I still think Foster has a shot. He's just so athletic. I think he needs to show improvement in the passing game and needs to flash on special teams. I don't know how likely it is however, but I hope they can at least keep him around on the practice squad. At the end of the day, whoever makes the bottom of the reciever depth chart, be it Foster, Phillips, Reilly, probably isn't dressing on Sundays anyway.

This guy is versatile and did some interesting things for the Hokies a couple of years ago. Also a former walk on. https://www.sbnation.com/nfl-mock-draft/2017/4/24/15295318/sam-rogers-los-angeles-rams-virginia-tech-fullback-2017-nfl-draft https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2018/08/15/bills-sign-fullback-sam-rogers/

As long as Big Ben gets consent first, I'm good with it.

I strongly dislike the idea of Matt Milano sitting for Ramon Humber. I really thought Humber was a huge liability last year and Milano was clearly the better player. I can't imagine what they are seeing that is allowing Humber to creep back into the conversation.

He was just a guy, who loves the Patriots, who was very slow and really hurt us in the playoff game. I think he was awful and Edmunds is a huge upgrade. It's not even close. Preston will not be missed.

I really hope it is McCarron. There is a lot of debate about how good Josh Allen will be and all that. I for one really like him. The one consistent thing, whether you like him or not, everyone pretty much agrees he needs some time. I really hope the staff excercises a bit of control and constraint and wait sa few games. Maybe it's 4, or maybe it is 8. He obviously has a by far some of the most talent I have ever seen, so I think they need to let it grow the right way. Just a few games on the bench will do him good while he works on some of the flaws in his game. I think the the problem is if he plays poorly and you have to bench him for one of those other guys, that's way worse for his developement. It's like Peterman starting in SD. When it his turn, it has stay his turn in my opinion.

I still think we should take a shot at Troy Niklas. I can't believe the guy hasn't made it in the league. I'm shocked really. Seemed like a really safe bet to be successful.

You see #47 doing anything? Jacob Hollister is a player I really like. He played with Josh Allen. Hoping he shakes loose but I'm thinking he is a lock for their roster.

Jeez. You just can't make this stuff up. Unbelievable.