Why the heck are we trying to put Bishop at Free Safety anyway? He’s a strong safety and should be either replacing Rapp or Rapp’s backup.
What happened to that Forrest guy we signed?
It would appear that Samuel and Moore are on shaky ground.
I would be fine with Gabe Davis as long as his role is way smaller than last time. He should primarily be a blocker and have a couple receptions per game. Dorsey’s option route offense was a disaster with Davis. Maybe things are easier with Brady.
- Hamlin somehow got even slower. He might get cut.
- Was hoping for more from E. Moore.
- Idk who that punter is, but he did great.
- Shavers might make some noise this year in spot duty. Good competition to keep Coleman from getting complacent.
I guess we can agree to disagree. There is no way to know if another player could have scored in those red zone chances. I think Allen could have scored many of them.
YPC I’ll give you, but a lot of those TDs could have been scored by somebody else. In past seasons it was Allen. This most recent season they gave the ball to Cook in the red zone.
Cook is not far better than the 8th best RB. That’s about where he is. I can’t see any argument to have him higher than 5th (and I wouldn’t put him there). There is an argument he’s as low as 12th (that is where PFF ranks him). The only category he was high in this past season was TDs, and it was an outlier season. I see the tiers like this:
Henry
Barkley
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Robinson
Gibbs
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Jacobs
Irving
Taylor
McCaffrey (bump up a tier if healthy)
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Cook
Williams
Walker
Conner
Achane
Mixon
I also think Jeanty will be really good and immediately slot into tier 2 or 3.
No, I don’t agree. I think the difference between the 25th best RB and the 8th best RB is a handful of points. It’s why they aren’t paid very well (so GMs agree with me).
I might be a hater, but I don’t think the Bills offensive output would be that different with a combo of Ty Johnson and Ray Davis. It would definitely take a step back, but I’m not sure it would actually result in a different team record.