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Eating 3000 clean cals is child’s play, to maintain that weight and mass with what they SHOULD be doing is more like 7000 calories. I put down 4000 cals a day at 205lbs, the linemen need a LOT more just to maintain, assuming they are working.

Put him at Slot, who’s taking him? Just to mess with the D, rotate him and Knox as receiver and TE rolls.. it would be a lot of fun.

That’s a hell of an upgrade at slot WR.

Is he one of those guys that gets much better at the pro level or is he just a great athlete? I don’t know. It’s fairly uncommon for guys to come from small schools, not dominate the competition with elite physical traits and all of a sudden, “find it” in the NFL. It happens, but it’s not the norm. Usually a guy with THAT much size and speed stands out more. He’s a boom or bust type for sure, I’ll let the guys that get paid to project this stuff figure it out. He looks more like a 2nd -4th round guy to me.

I think the back 7 of our D is going to have to come down in cost going forward. The DL has come down a bit, but with Milano being paid, you have to pay Edmunds or move on, you have to find a CB 2 and both safeties want money, it’s not going to be possible to get everyone. Personally, I’d keep Poyer and send Edmunds packing.

Absolutely agree.

Sketchy at best they will let a first rounder go after that short of time. Flip a 5th and a conditional 4th next year, can go to a 3rd w 1000 all purpose yards, no pick traded if he’s not on the roster for 2023.

I say we trade #25, Edmunds and a 3rd to Houston at 13 and take Lloyd.. I can dream.

Because that’s not going to happen, 6+ YPC is an unreal hope. Secondarily, the biggest value in a first round pick is the 5th year option which we would have to either forgo or make him a top 5 paid RB, which there is no justification for when you have one of the best passers in the league.

That’s the entire issue, Taylor is not going for 2000 yards with Allen throwing for 4500. You don’t draft a RB in the first round with intentions of them touching the ball 15 times a game maximum.

The real problem is assuming JT would be JT in an offense with JA.

I think you are going to be awfully disappointed on draft night, you might get your wish in round 2 though.

I don’t think they missed, I think it shows there’s no point in drafting a RB high when the journeymen they have had there do the same work and the whole offense is still predicated on the QB. You have a team with one of the best in the game at QB, he’s always going to be the focus, when he’s not, Singletary was averaging 5ypc. What are you going to gain? A name and a contract you won’t want to renew in 4 years?

Harris was also a higher rated prospect in most peoples eyes. The Steelers also are a run heavy team. Everyone wants to be the Chiefs, learn from their Edwards-Hillarie mistake, RB isn’t valuable enough to draft high with JA as the QB. The best get 5.0 YPC, Mediocre get 4, the most they get the ball would be 20x a game. 20 yards a game is no reason for a first rd pick, might as well swing for a punter who should gain you 28 yards a game vs the bottom of the league.

The contract terms weren’t met, stepper ends up losing a lot of money on the deal, not sure how anybody sees this as his fault. Rock Hill pulled a bait and switch.

I mean, if the Legends, only Thurman is at a position where you don’t have a current star, so that’s the right answer.

The only way I see the Bills going w Hall is if all the CBs have been taken and all the 1st round WRs are gone and all the LBs are gone, which COULD happen because I don’t know if a single QB will go in the first this year.

1) CB 2) LB 3) WR 4) S 5) LB 6) P Blue

The more I think about it, the more on board I am to either go up got Sauce or move up in the second for Edmunds replacement ( trading Edmunds in the process).

Simple math, just in income taxes ALONE, it’s worth it. You have 8 regular season games to collect taxes from all of the players at ~7%, but let’s just look at Josh Allen, one singular player, whom they’ve gotten to take over 8% of his income, let’s simplify, on average, his new deal is worth over 3M per year to NYS in taxes. Pegulas will profit about the same as JA, there’s another 3M+, then the rest of the team, you are looking at 12M+ and all of these numbers are conservative as hell, that’s an easy 18M a year, 30 year investment on increasing returns, but again, simple math, the investment is back to NYS and we haven’t talked about the actual rake they pull from the other teams or the extra cash infusion to the restaurant’s, Hotels, NyS Thruway, gas stations and all of the employees for the team, game day staff etc. It makes sense JUST in football, forget anything else that happens at the stadium as a bonus. The author can’t see past their own nose.

Yeah and how many others just this year haven’t come, now look back at the history of FA signings we have missed out on or had to DRAMATICALLY overpay, so your one example gets blown up. So you’d rather pay an unproven rookie 4x vet min, vs a top 10 corner at Vet Min, because you think an All-Pro couldn’t go to an easier system, but a rookie would have no problem. That’s what one would call, insane.

If they draft his replacement, he’s traded for anything they can get to salary dump.

Honestly, would have liked to had him. I know I’m going to be flamed first it, but I do think the outdoor stadium in Buffalo plays a role in older players choosing to go elsewhere. They will have to play/lose a game in Buffalo in Dec/Jan anyway if they want to go to the SB, so they might as well suck it up, but I get wanting to avoid it.

I was hoping he would come to Buffalo late in the year, bubble wrap him until the playoffs. He’s a top 10 talent, when he plays and actually tries. Too bad we’ve only seen that about 4 games in his career.

Gotta save some space for in year signings. Draft picks will consume some of it, at least until cut downs.