JohnNord

So what are your expectations? Because I don’t think he’ll ever be good enough to be a starting WR. He is one of the worst separators in the NFL

They should just trade everything for multiple picks below Round 3. Beane doesn’t draft so well in Rounds 1 and 2

I like Keon but don’t think he’s ever going to be the receiver the Bills think he can be. IMO the best case scenario is the 4th best WR on a team

This is true and possibly a reason why the Bills don’t need to take a big swing and pay DK Metcalf $33M a season. But also the team needs to upgrade Josh’s weapons as well to make his life easier. The playoffs has come down to a top pass catcher coming up small in a big moment. There were other times when the lack of ability at WR was on full display. I think the WR is looking decent but would like a rookie drafted drafted in R1/R2 that isn’t a Keon Coleman.

I’m not getting the hate for this guy. Outside of Davante Adams (somewhat debatable), there wasn’t a clear cut WR1 available. I like Palmer better than a player like Darius Slayton who signed the same deal. No idea why people are comparing his Curtis Samuel before he took his first snap.

Beane loves those modest free agent signings

Means nothing… he said the same thing in 2022 and then signed Von Miller.

My concern as well. They need to raise the ceiling and not the floor. And it seems that their approach is to raise the floor and have faith that the players they invested in recently take a big step. Not sure sure about that

Right - they overspent on all of these signings. Williams might be turn out to be the best one

That’s what you’d think… but then again last season we all thought they wouldn’t trade Diggs if there wasn’t a big plan to replace him in mind. There was no big plan - unless you think it was trading down to draft Keon Coleman and signing Chase Claypool. I think they are waiting to sign the undervalued type FA’s and honestly it might be the best plan

Pittsburgh released Larry Ogunjobi. Solid player who would fit in well in Buffalo

Yeah he was very good in his role with Philly, but not a $26M player

Yup he pulled a Myles Garrett and had a “change of heart” when the Benjamins came calling

I liked when they sent players to Jim Kelly’s house as part of their full court press

Seems like a logical signing the fan base clamors for, that the Bills don’t make!

Rodgers for Fields trade

He’ll also have to work with Arthur Smith who many don’t feel is a good pairing with Rodgers. Get the popcorn ready

This is wild… Jimmy Garoppalo signed a one year contract for $4.5M with LAR in 2023. He plays one game and re-signs for $11M in 2014. WTF

3 years $60M for Carlton Davis in New England. Likely an overpay on their part but that seems to be around the floor for Benford

I think there’s a good chance. It is being reported by Gerry Dulac of PGH Post Gazette

NFL media is floored by this deal. He signed larger contract than Ronnie Staley

Spillane > NE @ 3 years $37 M

Carlton Davis > NE @ $20M AAV Dan Moore > TEN @ 4 y $80M Milton Williams > CAR Paulson Adebo > NYG Javon Kinkaw > WAS @ 3y $45M Jordan Lewis > JAX Aaron Rodgers close to signing with Pittsbugh

Age was definitely a valid concern among some. This wasmet by many in media about how Von “keeps himself in great shape.” Honestly age wasn’t a factor with Von until he was hurt. I was for the big move because the Bills had failed at boosting their DL They tried incumbents (Hughes, Lawson), mid tier Free Agents (Murphy, Addison, Butler) and high draft picks (Rosseau, Basham). The pass rush was average and lacked someone to step up in big situations. Plus Von could mentor the rookies who needed a lot of work. Everything worked exactly to plan before the injury.

Even if you look to last season. Russell Wilson was decent in the first half of the year but killed them in big games down the stretch and in the playoffs. You don’t need a decent QB… you need a GOOD QB to content