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  1. 30 minutes ago, Alphadawg7 said:

    I have to say, I have never in my life ever seen people so fixated on something like FG Holding, or even a punter in general.

     

    I mean reporters have also been ridiculously focused on a punter ten times more than any other player drafted.  It’s almost always one of the first things asked to McD and Beane.

     

    LET IT GO PEOPLE.  There is literally nothing to worry about here, the over the top obsession about this is utterly insane.  He will be fine, and as someone already pointed out, with the supposed god of ball holding Haack, Bass accuracy was only better by one FG over the not so good Bojo.  
     

    I was thrilled when we drafted the Punt God because Haack is terrible, but Geezus why is this guy the obsessive talk of the off-season?  He is gonna punt the ball the fewest times in the NFL playoffs this year as it is, and Bass is gonna be fine with him holding just like he was with the crappy Bojo.  
     

    Elam, Cook, Shakir are the guys we should be really talking about.  The are very exciting additions to this team too and will have a chance to impact the season even more.  Not to mention our revamped interior DL and Von Miller.  
     

    Obsess over them 

    It’s crazy that this thread has gone on for this many pages! So somehow the third string QB who had never held for kicks in his life is somehow better than the guy who is currently working to do it? All because of the very slight chance they may fake it at some point in the future? Like you said, if this is the biggest issue people have, guess that’s a good thing!

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  2. 1 hour ago, Clyde Smith said:

    Looks like 5 primetime games to me. 12:30 pm is not primetime.

    Sounds like you are arguing semantics because you decided to be a troll. It’s a thanksgiving day game, which the NFL considers prime time. It is a game that everyone across the nation will be watching 

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  3. 4 hours ago, Garrett Williams said:

    Just saw a replay of Cook finding out about who was drafting him. This just may be his personality, but he didn't look happy. And then his press conference he really looked like a guy who is living a nightmare turn of events.  First thing to came to my mind was seeing a kid opening a huge Christmas present and seeing 10 pair of underwear or socks.

     I know I'm probably imagining it, but he looked so unenthused about the situation he is in. Especially, after you see Terrel Bernard speak and realize Cook and Bernard are barely on the same planet, personality wise and enthusiasm wise. i can understand if he was dreaming of being drafted by Tampa or Miami or Atlanta or Tennessee so hopefully, I'm way wrong (and I am quite often) I do Like this draft. Nice having a great group of Exec's running this team. Go Bills!

    So we all see a video of a guy who isn’t doing backflips after getting drafted, but why does everyone have to have that reaction? Have you watched other interviews from him where he shows tons of emotion that would make you think this way? Maybe he’s just a calm guy by nature, maybe he didn’t feel the need to ham it up for the camera…to me your thinking is the 20 years of drought thinking. The Bills are a destination now, players want to play in Buffalo

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  4. Just now, GunnerBill said:

     

    Are they still coached by John Harbaugh? Yea? They'll be competitive. I get the point about their receivers but they throw to receiver less anyway. They have talent and depth almost everywhere else. 

    If they are up by more than 1 score in the second half of a game they will be rough to beat, but if they fall behind by that same amount they have little

    chance of coming back. With the way that teams can score now I don’t think that’s a great recipe for success 

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  5. Loved the write up, great job! Where I actually disagree with you is on who you feel for better. It was almost literally impossible for the Jets not to get better, but still not too worried about them yet. I don’t believe the Chiefs and Ravens got much better because of the draft. I think many on here think the Chiefs did well because they got a couple of names that were mentioned here for a while. The Ravens still have no wide receivers to throw to. You can only throw it to Andrews so many times and Lamar could get injured again. They probably won’t have as many injuries this coming season as last so they will most likely have a better record, but I don’t think it will be because of an undersized (but good) center or bigger DT from UConn 

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  6. 7 minutes ago, BTB said:

    I realize in the event of an injury, you can’t have great depth at every position, but that is what the draft is for.  To have a critical position like OT, have ZERO depth, and then go around and draft a 3rd down back and a midget LB with your two Day 2 picks is a mistake…IMO. 

    Where does it say he’s only a third down back? 

  7. 8 hours ago, Airseven said:

    Chiefs and Jets are A++. Immediate impact players. Getting tired of the Bills tendency for developmental players with upside.

    Cool-the Jets have been getting “A++” draft grades for a couple of years in a row now, how had that worked out for them? 
    they took a good player 4th overall-amazing!

    they took another one 10th overall-how did they do that?

    they took a running back people have heard of-Super Bowl contenders!

     

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  8. 7 minutes ago, Shake_My_Head said:

    I've been running through a bunch of trade scenarios and it doesn't seem that hard to recoup the 4th round pick the Bills gave up yesterday (assuming they find a willing trade partner).   For example:

     

    1.)  Trade with 49ers:    Drop down 4 spots in round 2.   Bills trade #57 (330 points), receive #61 and #134 (331 points)

     

    2.)  Trade with Broncos:   Drop down 7 spots in round 2.   Bills trade #57 (330 points), receive #64 and #116 (332 points)

     

    3.)  Trade with Giants:     Drop down 10 spots in round 2.     Bills trade #57 (330 points), receive #67 and #112 (325 points)

     

    I hope Beane is thinking about / working the phones on this kind of wheeling and dealing.

     

                   

    In these scenarios you have the Bills trading out of the second round just so they can get back a 4th round pick-that doesnt make any sense to me 

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  9. 10 minutes ago, SCBills said:


    Slightly.  
     

    Still way too dependent on Josh Allen being superhuman. 
     

    -Moderate upgrade at Guard with Saffold over Williams. 
     

    -Slight upgrade with Crowder over Beasley. 
     

    -Big upgrade of Howard over Sweeney. 
     

    -As of now we have no outside WR3 without Sanders. 
     

    -Not much of significance done at RB. 
     

    Im seeing a slight upgrade of the Offense as of today, with a major worry at outside WR3. 


    Wouldn’t hate it. We’d have an absolutely filthy TE room in ‘22. 
     

    Also, ESPN will run approximately 45,000 stories on his family. 

    So you realize that all of those small changes put together means that the top offense in the league has gotten better. I’m not saying they keep goi my defense I think we would all like to see them draft some more speed/blocking for Josh but all of those small changes put together could end up being a significant upgrade 

  10. 10 minutes ago, RyanC883 said:

     

    we won’t land him.   we gave up Breece Hall, our 4th, to grt Elam with Booth still likely there at 25 

    Wait so you’re saying the Bills would’ve gotten Hall and Booth if they stayed at 25? One of them was going to fall to the 4th round? 

  11. 55 minutes ago, TBBills said:

    He already said he won't accept any contract from the 49ers. He wants to get a huge contract for being a less of a player and only be a WR.  

     

    It not just he wants money, he wants lots of money for doing a lesser role in offenses.

    This is a really bad take-you could then say this about any wide receiver. You could apply this thinking to any position…josh should get paid less if he hands the ball off more this year, Ed Oliver shouldn’t get a contract because he only rushes the passer, he doesn’t also drop into coverage

     

    the guy is a special talent, deserves to get paid, and wants to be able to focus on one position like virtually every other player in the league 

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  12. Oh my God that’s the worst schedule ever! I can’t believe they made the Bills play away games that they had to travel to! And im pretty sure we are playing every team after their bye! The league is obviously out to get them because they are small market and clearly this is the worst schedule on the league! 
     

    just getting it out of the way….I’m good now 

  13. 10 hours ago, machine gun kelly said:

    These guys are a year early.  Moving on.  Both highly talented.  They fold at worst by week 10.

    They have both been in the league 3 years and aren’t allowed to get a new contract until now. Since neither was a first round pick they only have 1 year left on their contract. This is the exact time they should be trying to get a new contract. They both know if they don’t get a new one they will get the franchise tag next year, which means they will miss out on the major pay day for even more time 

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