Chaos
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My offer is this: nothing. Not even the $20,000 for the gaming license, which I would appreciate if you would put up personally.
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Just now, John from Riverside said:
Look at the percentile of pass blocking on that lineman and say that he’s average
If you mean McGovern, he is clearly an above average pass blocker. And he is clearly a below average run blocker. He grades out to average overall. Personally I value pass block more than run blocking, because the Bills offense is entirely 100% dependent on Josh Allen. I think he is a good signing. But overall he is average.
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Just now, Westside Madness said:
Next step: Here is a young child; give him a helmet...
Sproles rolling out for the hb option to devonte harty. makes so much more sense than Josh Allen to some dumbcluck 6'2 WR.
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1 hour ago, Bubba Gump said:
Is Darren Sproles available?
we need to go smaller.
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Signing Deonte Hardy. Check. On to the draft we go.
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11 minutes ago, Patrick Fitzryan said:
Our line still sucks, yes? That is still the most pressing need.
McGovern & Harrison (or avila, or Dawan Jones) would make the line a different beast.
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6 minutes ago, BillMafia716ix said:
If we aren’t planning to give him 15-20 touches a game..he would be wasted.
If we score 35 points a game it would not be a waste.
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If the Bills could pull off the Oliver for Henry deal, and draft a Dawand Jones, or Steve Avila with their first pick (could probably trade back a bit), they arguably would be set on offense, and could use the draft to replace Oliver and Edmunds, and add secondary help.
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The Bills had low end TE1 production last season at high end TE1 salary cap usage. Getting improvement in this are is one of keys for the Bills offense for 2023.
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Chiefs are wizarding too. Damn. Didn't see that coming.
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1 minute ago, John from Riverside said:
He’s not done he only has so much to work with. He’s being patient.
We should also be patient
We got four or five more years of McBeane. We will be patient whether we like it or not.
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6 minutes ago, ngbills said:
They have Chase, Higgins and Boyd with Burrow. Plus a better OL and Mixon. They don’t need upgrades. We do have Allen Diggs, and a bag of chips.
I think the Bengals could regress this year. They lost meaningful players.
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2 minutes ago, Philo said:
Remember that year with Justin Hunter (?) where he had like 8 catches and almost all were red zone TDs? lol
10 receptions, 4 tds.
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Reminds me of the James Hardy mismatch strategy.
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Chiefs have 12 draft picks. Bengals have 7, Bills have 6. Nothing in the draft tracking record suggests the 2023 draft is the place we are going to close the gap.
I am hoping that last years playoff failures were a function of injuries and emotional exhaustion from an unusual season.
I fear that like when the Bills exposed the limitations of the Raven's offense, a strategy copied by other good teams, that the Bengals exposed the limitations of their defensive scheme, and that absent significant innovation, other teams will follow the Bengals blue print.
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2 minutes ago, Success said:
Interesting discussion on the thread. Clearly, for some fans, a SB is the only thing that puts a GM among the best. Which is fair.
I just remember 20+ years of GM's here who couldn't get this team above .500. And I see other teams around the league - even teams we perceive as being pretty good - being run pretty poorly.
There are things Beane can't control, but overall, I think he gives us a better chance to contend than most.
Based pretty much on one great decision followed by a careers worth of average decision making. And average beats the hell out of Doug Whaley and Buddy Nix.
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25 minutes ago, Success said:
The better team doesn't ALWAYS win the SB. NFL history has taught us that.
The team that wins the Super Bowl is the best team. Definitions have taught us that.
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3 minutes ago, MJS said:
Probably want to wait. We're like 3 hours into free agency.
Hence the phrase "so far" in the question.
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What is the most impactful new player signing so far this free agent season? Feel free to comment on which signing is the most wizardy as well 😁
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2 hours ago, ChanticleerBillsFan said:
I would also happily give up a first for Juedy. Big upside, 24, and no talent like him at 27. Get it done Beane!
Age barely matters. Years remaining on rookie contract matters far more.
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He had two receptions last year. Is he a special teams guy only?
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Just now, Limeaid said:
Seems odd to do with a player who is disowning the Bills to go become member of Jerry Jones flock as some are claiming.
Bills are absorbing more of the cost to make him easier to trade?scary thought
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2 minutes ago, Alphadawg7 said:
Funny, we kept hearing for a while around here was that Vander Esche was so much better than Edmunds.
Vander Esche signed for 2 years, $11M to stay with Dallas as no market at all developed for him.
Edmunds signed early day 1 for 4 years, $72M.
Seems the NFL GMs value them quite differently than TSW pundits.
Well, we know one NFL GM valued Edmunds quite differently.
At this stage, what would you consider a successful Free Agency prior to the draft?
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All restructures are wizardry. Aren't you paying attention in class?