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Hopefully the Bill's don't give up too much, they usually get fleeced and give away more than the trade value would suggest when they make moves up or generally make a trade. Other teams know they're desperate to trade up for a wide receiver, it's a huge glaring need and of course they'll take advantage of it. The Bill's are not in a good position to negotiate fair value if they want to trade up that bad and other teams know it. Maybe trade up a little bit and get Worthy and then trade for Metcalf or get another large receiver later on after they get Worthy. Can't let Miami get Worthy or Kansas City.

Prefer Worthy or Mitchell if we stay at 28 or move up slightly to get either, can't let Kansas City or Miami get Worthy. Not sure why many people like Legette: basically one year of production after 4 years of being a non-event and he's older. "The red flag that waves in Legette's prospect profile is that he didn't break out until his fifth collegiate season. It is a fair critique, as naming a successful NFL wide receiver who had only one year of strong college production as a super senior is a difficult task.Apr 9, 2024" Definitely not Coleman, and we already have Hollins and Shorter in that mold.

I would prefer to have McDermott continue to call the defense, certainly better and more aggressive than Frazier. And many head coaches if their specialty is defense or offense, call the plays (it's not like when he was not calling the defense, we still didn't have boneheaded calls coming from the top at the worst possible time). You can definitely fault him for many things and his defense played horrible in the Kansas City game (and the Bengals game last year even though it was technically Frazier), obviously there were a ton of injuries though going into that game and he still does make some boneheaded calls, but overall the defense has been pretty solid. However, I'm still extremely salty from that game because it's been the same result with Kansas City regardless every year and something needs to change. He's had plenty to work with every year on the defensive side of the ball and unfortunately Beane has also missed on quite a few draft picks or picked the wrong person, but we really need some better wide receivers and to add some more players on the offense versus constantly drafting almost all defensive players at the top of the draft or in general (with the exception of last year). In an ideal world, it would be great to load up on defensive players again because we're going to lose a lot and we'll need it, but we really need to start addressing the offense as well and helping Josh out with more dependable weapons. Ed Oliver has played great, but we certainly do still need a proven pass rusher as well that can get to the quarterback consistently and with all the people we've drafted there or on the defensive line overall, it hasn't really come to fruition.

***** Kermit, Kelce & the Walrus, I'm sick of all of them! Have to win this!

I said after the Kansas City game in the regular season where that touchdown play that got called back because Toney was off sides and we ended up winning, maybe the curse was finally broken. Usually that would typically always go against the Bill's and the Billsy way of losing the game in the most heartbreaking fashion AGAIN, but thankfully it didn't happen. And then we went on this winning tear, so hopefully the curse has been broken... we'll see at the end of this game if that truly is the case.

I think that once the season is over, we will likely find out that Diggs had some type of injury that he was playing through when his production started to fall off a bit. Still love the guy & glad he's on our team. Diggs and Josh certainly have been a little out of sync recently though, but the offensive scheme has changed somewhat also since Brady took over where he hasn't been quite as involved as before and they're also running the ball a little bit more.

For once after that rough start and it was looking like another disaster, this was a very enjoyable game and not a nail biter. The Bill's played smart football, very methodical, dominant, VERY mistake-free and a complete team win! Was like night and day today versus last week, a completely different team showed up thankfully.

Yes on Trey Palmer!

I like this guy in the 3rd: https://www.profootballnetwork.com/trey-palmer-wr-nebraska-nfl-draft-scouting-report/

4.43 speed Shakir is a human highlight reel. Great body control, great hands, 4.43 speed, 6'0, 196 pounds, understands how to use leverage, can find soft spots in zone, two time First Team All-Mountain West and just a quick guy. Apr 19, 2022

4.43 speed Shakir is a human highlight reel. Great body control, great hands, 4.43 speed, 6'0, 196 pounds, understands how to use leverage, can find soft spots in zone, two time First Team All-Mountain West and just a quick guy. Apr 19, 2022

I don't think I would pick him in the first round though at pick 25 (quoting myself lol), too much risk and he needs a good deal of work to be a dominant NFL ready receiver that is going to contribute a lot in year 1. He definitely has some cons. We really need one or two CB's (it's obviously our biggest weakness based on what we currently have on paper, but you never know, they've done a good job of developing lower picks in the secondary and what's on the roster now). I'd probably go CB with pic 25 depending on who's available, simply because now in our division, there are a lot of very talented and fast wide receivers that we are going to have to contend with throughout the year. If Jameson was available, I definitely would probably pick him (although there's risk there as well), if not, just get the best cornerback unless somebody truly great falls at another position and then in the second round pick a receiver. They need a few more great offensive linemen as well and a fast elusive running back (not in the first round in my humble opinion, there's some good ones that will probably be available in the third round). It's going to be an interesting draft, that's for sure!

Yeah I like this guy too, it's not often you have someone that's 6' 4" who runs in the 4.3's.

Ok buddy, whatever you say! I've been on this board since it's inception (just don't post a lot) and I am one of the biggest Bills fans that you'd ever meet. It looks like Schefter corrected the initial numbers and we'll have to see the full details of the contract like always, but it just seems on the surface a large amount of money to spend on a 32-year-old OLB. I never said he was going to play the whole 6 years obviously that won't be the case (probably 3), but if it still ends up at 17 million dollars a year roughly, it appears a little rich. We certainly need better pass rushers No doubt since so many that we've drafted haven't turned into stars. I have a feeling though that some of the recent ones that we've drafted will end up being quite good and get better over the next couple years. We'll see... Certainly glad they got him to come to the Bills.

This contract seems more like a rookie GM handling it & reaching for a name or a splash for marketing purposes because he missed on a few others this year that we may or may not know about aka like Russ Brandon in the past (which never worked out), that's way too much and ridiculous regardless of how it's back-loaded. I like Brandon Beane a lot, but this just seems like an over zealous reach & inexperience GM move. Stupid and he really got fleeced & overpaid! They need better offensive lineman, a cornerback or two, a really good linebacker and another stud wide receiver like DK Metcalf. Also, a better running back then just Singletary. Half the damn team is made up of defensive lineman and way too much money is tied up on the defensive & line across the board. Von is good, but not that great anymore and 32! $120 million for 6 years even if it only ends up being 4 years at $17 million per, ridiculous! $10 million a year... maybe I'd be on board, but welcome Von!

I'd like to know who was calling the defense at the end Frasier or McDermott (or most of the game). This isn't on Josh, the coaches on both sides of the ball let the team down tonight. It's puzzling with some of the idiotic play calls.

His elite athleticism was further confirmed and on full display at his Pro Day where he tied for the 10th highest Relative Athletic Score (RAS) ever recorded for an offensive lineman. He logged a 4.94 40-yard dash, a 1.69 10-yard split, a 32.5-inch vertical, a 117-inch broad jump, a 4.4 shuttle time, a 6.96 three-cone time, and 29 reps of 225 on the bench press, which is a rare number for someone with 34-inch arms.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/whodatdish.com/2018/02/12/saints-draft-analysis-the-meteoric-rise-of-mike-white-qb-western-kentucky/amp/ http://www.draftblaster.com/2018-nfl-draft/western-kentucky/western-kentucky/mike-white-qb-western-kentucky/