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    James Cook -- 5.8 ypc(!) and his longest is only 33 yards.

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    6 hours ago, newcam2012 said:

    I like his quickness. However, he looks pretty light in the ass. I don't see him breaking many tackles when he gets hit or wrapped up. I realize that's not his game. I like the role he's playing and his current contribution. I'm skeptical that he's a starting caliber RB and a reliable workhorse type RB. To be honest, Blackshear looked and looks better than Cook. I get the Cook hype because we all want him to be the reliable, dynamic, explosive RB that the Bills have lacked for years. However, we've been here done that with so many RBs. Cook's sample size is way too small to start declaring him the next Barry Sanders. Let's wait and see how he develops. 

    In his entire career, I have never seen Cook break a tackle...

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    Marquez Stevenson Released (update 12/10 - signed to Bills PS)

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    18 hours ago, Logic said:

    I have seen nothing -- not one thing -- to suggest to me that Stevenson is an NFL level player.

    Even his nickname doesn't check out. They call him "speedy", but he runs a 4.45. That's fast, no doubt, but it's not SPECIAL fast. It's not so fast that you're calling him "Speedy".

    Even then, it seems to be buildup speed. He doesn't have much quick-twitch or instant acceleration. He also seems to have trouble actually CATCHING the ball. He wasn't a particularly dangerous or trustworthy looking return man when he got the shot last year.

    All in all, he's good for maybe some go balls, and that's about it.

    Practice squad sounds right. One more year to work and develop and see if he can stick as a special teams ace or something.

    Exactly, plus, like Marquise Goodwin & Roscoe Parrish, he seems to be injury-prone due to lack of size

    Breece Hall Please!!

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    On 3/17/2022 at 4:12 AM, Pete said:

    I love Breece too, but I’m certain we are going CB with first selection, unless Jameson is available.  Then Beane has a tough call.
    Breece might even slip into first round imo

     

    I also really like Kenneth Walker 

    Brian Robinson Jr. in the third - the anti-Singletary back - very physical

    The Bills need to acquire an enforcer on defense.

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    On 4/4/2022 at 11:53 PM, machine gun kelly said:

    You mean a guy who can get us a bunch of personal fouls for 15 yards like JERRY did over and over again when he was young.

     

    pass.  Not needed in this nfl.  It’s more of a liability at this point.  It’s not

    like Von Miller is a cream puff nor Milano.  Poyer is a tough dude as well.  We don’t need a cheap shot guy.

    maybe lure Leonard Smith out of retirement?

    Unpopular take...WE are the paper tigers

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    25 minutes ago, BillsFan130 said:

    Lol I know what you're saying, but can that PS player really be worse than Cody Ford though?

     

    You can't get much of a worse performance by a guard.

     

    Cannot pass block. Can't run block. And can't recognize stunts.

     

    I do understand Ford is the 7th O lineman on the depth chart, but they can't put him back out there.

     

    What is the worst play in Bills history?

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    On 5/28/2021 at 6:43 PM, frostbitmic said:

    Besides wide right which never should've been a 47 yarder. If I recall correctly we had time for another play or two to get closer. Norwood was brutal that year on anything longer than 40 yards.

     

    To throw another play in, from last year at that, the hail mary against the cards where we had both our starting safeties and all pro CB all surrounding Hopkins and not one of these guys attempts to knock the ball down.

    there was 8 seconds on the clock - they should have ran 1 more play to try and get closer to a 40 yd attempt

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    Could the Bills be looking to incorporate a Thug OL?

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    6 hours ago, colin said:

     

    ok, that was funny but also true.

     

    i think one single nasty talented G makes our whole OL much better, with the biggest benefit in the run game.  im pretty sure a guy like that should be available late in the first in the draft.  dawkins, nasty rook, mongo, ford, williams could work out to be a solid physical line.  pick up an actual NFL RB to work w moss, and you got yourself a stew goin'

     

    Ritchie blew huge holes open for Shady...

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