Donuts and Doritos

To quote Lombardi: "What the Hell's going on out there?" Why are we fixing an O-line that's not broken. This is starting to feel like more of a overhaul than I expected

Loved Tre. I get it. Makes sense. But it still hurts. Hyde, Poyer, Tre. End of an era. THANK YOU for everything fellas.

WR talk Starts at 5:38

Deep O-line draft. I see us drafting a center day 3. Someone who can develop behind Morse. Cheeper option than Bates. I imagine Bates wanted to start & Beane didn't want to pay that much for a backup player.

He wasn't that great before he got hurt. Didn't contribute much to the offense.

Wow! What's this cost us in dead cap? What a flop of a trade.

With all the receivers this year, I think he could get pushed to the 2nd round.

Adoni Mitchell breakdown.

Xavier Worthy WR from Texas set the combine record in the 40 at 4.21

Legette looked good too. Coleman did well on the gauntlet. Sounds like Troy Franklin didn't have a great combine.

I would sign a punter for $101 million guaranteed so I could give the ball back to Josh Allen twice a year. Then I'd cash my fat check from Kraft Mac 'n Cheese & go root for Josh to kick the snot out of us. This, sadly, is probably why I will never be the Patriots GM.

Translation:

Gabe Davis Career Catch % 54.5 https://www.statmuse.com/nfl/ask/what-is-gabriel-davis-catch-percentage-career Thanks for your contribution Gabe. We're moving in a different direction. Good luck elsewhere. -Sincerely, Brandon Beane

The WR draft breakdown is in the second half of the interview.

The title of this post is great. Well done.

Already a thread on this. Please merge.

If they stop to do this for every piece of steel they install, this is going to take forever. (Chop, Chop. Time is $ people)

Consensus in the building was NO.

To be fair, Buffalo was among the top teams in the NFL prior to Brady too. 2022: Buffalo Bills players catch rates among the highest in the league https://buffalowdown.com/posts/buffalo-bills-players-catch-rates-highest-league-01hfwshwqnt6 Gabe Davis has the lowest catch % in the league. Though he's hardly the only culprit. (McKenzie used to have a bunch of drops too). Shakir meanwhile had the best catch % in the league this year. Maybe it's on having better receivers. I wonder if Josh throws the ball harder than other QBs & it makes it harder to catch? (No basis to rely on for this, just a question). I agree it's a problem that needs to get fixed, just seems like a bigger problem than Brady.

Hope he's too busy prepping for the SB to attend next year too.