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  1. 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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  2. 12 minutes ago, Mr. WEO said:

    Here's "mean streak" Feliciano "body guarding" Josh after the latter gets body slammed on a Chiefs D-line jailbreak...

     

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    Several second of jogging time later, he weighed in with payback, drawing a fine.

     

     

     

     

    Yeah but he has tattoos and stuff and his play is barely average, so you know....he's tough and stuff

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  3. 58 minutes ago, mjt328 said:

    Ed Oliver is pretty much a lock.  This regime clearly prioritizes the D-Line over other positions on the defense.  Right now, he's pretty underrated across the league.  But he is very likely on the verge of a break-out season (with extra blocking attention on Von Miller). 

     

    Jordan Poyer was probably next on Beane's list for an extension.  Now I'm not so sure.  Over the last few weeks, Poyer's wife (Rachel Bush) has made their feelings very public.  They were not happy with Miller getting big bucks or Stephon Diggs getting prioritized on a new contract.  That may not go-over well with our front office.  Agent Drew Rosenhaus also has a reputation for trying to squeeze teams for every last cent, which may price him out of our services.

     

    Dawson Knox will probably depend on market value.  His stats are clearly limited by this offense, since we have so many other weapons.  Will another team be willing to offer him a Top 5 contract for his position?  

     

    Tremaine Edmunds is probably the odd-man out.  It's a combination of timing (when he becomes a free agent), and the high chance that his market FAR outpaces his actual value.  You can't re-sign everyone, and I could see Beane taking a chance with a mid-round linebacker (future replacement) as early as this draft.

     

    Devon Singletary is an average running back, and very replaceable.  This team does not value the position very high either.  I think we draft someone on Day 2 this year, and don't see him getting a second contract.

     

    Did I miss something? I’ve seen this a couple of times lately on here but no one has said where they saw this 

  4. 16 minutes ago, Airseven said:

    WR is not a priority.

     

    …because Diggs was extended. 
    …because GD is primed for WR2 and under contract through ‘23.

    …because Crowder got decent $ and will get major time in the slot.

    …because McKenzie was re-signed and should have a similar role as last year, perhaps enhanced.

    …because Kumerow was re-signed and earmarked for ST.


    A developmental pick is fine to compete with Stevenson, etc. But not at the expense of more pressing needs. A speedier, pass-catching RB is a higher priority based on what the Bills have already shown this off-season.

     

    I’m cool with your first 2 points, Crowder should have no impact on whether or not a team looks at WR, but you really lost me at mentioning WR shouldn’t be a priority because of Kummerow. So you would pass on a WR because of that guy? When has he shown anything?? And don’t mention the developmental part of your statement, that’s a throw away statement 

  5. 1 hour ago, billybrew1 said:

    Oh! Wow! 10 mill one year deal? IDK?

    For a legend?

    I thought we were collecting them? Saffold, Miller….

    IDK?

    It would have been cool to sign him….

    Very happy to see the Bills are interested.

    C’mon McBeane! Sign is that corner and this draft might turn out to be legendary.

    Most impactful player in every round. Trade 5, 6 and 7 to go as high as we can….maybe a high fourth? Low third?

    We would have six picks. Draft: WR, RB, CB, OL, CB or LB, P…..

    We would have the most electric offense the NFL has ever seen. #1 of all-time!

    Better than the greatest show on turf!

    #1!

    C’mon! I can feel it!

    Sign Joe Haden!

     

    Go Bills!

     

     

     

    LOL, you know Haden is shot?

    Wait I’m confused-if the Bills sign Joe Haden they will have the best offense ever??? How exactly does that work? 

  6. 6 hours ago, benderbender said:

    You mean passing on a repentant Mike Vick still in his prime? Ignoring Josh Allen’s racist tweets? Or booing our own players for their political beliefs? Because we’ve been there on all sides. 

     

    1 minute ago, Buffalo Timmy said:

    I was unaware that Josh had racist tweet, when did this happen and what did he say?

    He didn’t, but that doesn’t fit benders narrative. He quoted rap lyrics that were taken out of context while he was in high school. 
     

    Bills fans also didn’t boo Beasley-I was at that game in question, no one was booing him, people were saying Coooooole…but again, doesn’t fit the narrative that’s trying to be passed

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  7. 1 hour ago, ProcessTruster said:

    unless the cap expands a heck of a lot in the next few years, this whole thing may fall apart in 2-3  years.. McD will get fired, all the schemes will change, the dead cap hits will explode, and we'll be right back where we started from during the drought.   

     

    Is spending our way back to drought-land  worth winning a SB, which itself is more crap shoot (see Bengals this year) than ever.  Is it?   What if they can't stay healthy during the VonMiller "shinyobjectoverspend" era?   Then its 2025, all the talent gets cut to get down to the cap, etc, etc.  Drought city.  

     

    they had a roster capable of winning it last year, one ST coach shat the bed at crunch time to screw that up.  why all of a sudden change course and wreck the cap chasing older shiny objects?  Have they suddenly lost the faith in the process that got them to the brink of the trophy?   What happened to "doing your 1/11th".   Team defense.   Team culture.  Hell, lets go sign freakin Jarvis Landry, who makes Star's selfishness look like child's play.  Lets blow it all up to get one trophy that will collect dust for rest of Josh's career.  

     

    so much for "trusting the process" ... the process just got tossed out the window.  not sure I am good with this.   We shall see.  

    I know! We should just keep signing marginal players for really cheap contracts! Doesn’t everyone know that’s how you win championships?!?! Why would they sign Miller when they could have Jordan Phillips???? Because if this one contract the Bills will Never be able to sign any player ever again! It’s time to trade Josh!!! We are doomed I tell you dooooooooomed!!!

     

    is this the reaction you were looking for? Or will you let the guys who actually know what they’re doing actually do their job? I mean I’m sure you know all the ins and outs of the salary cap, but maybe, just maybe, these guys know it a little better than you 

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  8. 4 minutes ago, AlCowlingsTaxiService said:

    It’s just a reminder to chuckle every time a poster whines about the cap and that we NEVER could afford (insert players name here)

    As I’ve said before, it’s almost like the people who actually do this for a living have a better understanding of the cap than the fans do! Crazy I know!

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  9. 18 minutes ago, appoo said:

     

    "huge need" is an exaggeration as Dane Jackson showed enough to be a replacement level starter, which is fine as you can protect him by making him a boundary corner.  

     

    The problem is that Bills standing still haven't fixed their primary problem with the roster, which is speed in the back 7. You can do that by straight up adding more speed in the secondary in multiple spots, or by getting better in the pass rush so you don't have to cover Hill for as long as you do now. 

     

    But right now, there's no reason to think the Chiefs won't put up a 40 spot on this defense.

    Have the chiefs done anything to think the Bills won’t put a 50 spot on them? 

  10. 1 minute ago, NewEra said:

    Go look at our defensive stats from 2020.  Then look at the guys we added (not much and minus Tre White)….then look at the stats in 2021.  You can pretend to know whatever you want. I’ll withhold judgement until they play games. Their d looks much improved.  The world would agree

    Haha thanks for letting me pretend, as opposed to your incredible knowledge. Didn’t the Bills win the off-season with Rex? How did that turn out? 
     

    and you’re not withholding judgement, don’t back down-I even said their defense will be improved. It’s a fact their defense was one of the worst in the league this past season, they didn’t just become a top 5 defense because of Mack and Jackson. I’m just holding off on all of the praise for their defense until they play 

  11. 10 minutes ago, NewEra said:


    Whatever you think.

    Go look at their stats, towards the bottom in opponents points per game, yards rushing per game, total yards, and above average in passing yards per game. The defense will be better but it would be hard for them to be worse. If they can improve to an average defense that would be quite an improvement for them

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