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As was Von Miller. Hard to give Elway credit for such obvious choices.

Sure, when you pick those pass rushers in the Top 10 of the draft.

Do you trust it?

We should not be entertaining the idea of trading Shady.

Damn, I really liked him. He's a talented corner back. Good luck to him in the future.

I think 6 WR's will be kept on the team. John Brown Cole Beasley Zay Jones Robert Foster Andre Roberts Isaiah McKenzie or Duke Williams. Brown & Beasley are locks, not to mention veterans. They will be valuable to the Bills. I do not see the Bills giving up on Jones & Foster. Jones is frustrating with the drops, but I think McDermott has confidence in him. Foster is only in his second year, and he still has potential to grow. Roberts is a returner, but the Bills have been using him as a receiver too. Unlike Brandon Tate, it looks as if he will be used more than just as an emergency receiver. That leaves McKenzie & Williams. McKenzie has shown that he can be reliable. Williams is a big target, and that touchdown grab against the Panthers was a beauty.

Tough to say, but I don't see the coaching staff giving up on him. He had a horrible preseason last year too. Then later on he put it together and was playing very good in the second half of the season. He might not be a lock, but I think he will make the final 53.

I think that Barkley is competent enough to fill the role as a back-up. Do I expect him to throw for 380 yards and 4 touchdowns every time he plays? No. I think that he could lead the Bills to a victory or two when called upon.

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So are you saying that Barkley is a back-up QB?

The only thing that surprises me about Andre Roberts, is that the Bills are using him as more than just as a returner. They are giving him chances to show that he is a valuable receiver too, and he apparently is doing a good job of it.

Relax

Punter is the weak link. I'm not concerned about Hauschka, yet. The offensive line has problems due to injuries, but this unit is far better than what we had last year. I don't get the criticism for the pass rush. They look efficient, not great, but definitely not a liability.

Definitely. Look at how much time Allen had to throw in those pass plays. A couple of times the Panthers defenders get close, but the offensive line gives Allen just enough time for him to make a play. On that second pass to Sweeney, look at how much room Allen has in front of him before he makes the pass. Allen could have ran and made the first down easily. Thankfully he did not. He stays in the pocket hits Sweeney with a good pass and it's first and goal. Exciting to see.

I didn't see him whining to the referee about getting a penalty flag thrown against the defense, so no it wasn't Brady.

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Hauschka has missed 2 field goals in 2 games, it's an eye opener, but I would not say he is struggling.

I agree. Sweeney is a more traditional Tight End, not thrilling, but an accurate receiver who will get you short-to-mid yardage gains, and he could become a solid player in the NFL. Knox has far more potential and is a better athlete.

Sweeney did not look like a rookie. Very nice game for him. I'm still very eager to see Dawson Knox play.

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Did John Brown or Robert Foster play tonight?

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