Mark Vader

A fair point. Hardy was a 6th round pick, so it shouldn't be that surprising that he was released.

I don't have the games remembered. All I can say is that when I saw him play, he did not look like a liability.

Doyle's problem has been injuries. He has shown that he can be a solid-to-good OT in the NFL.

Rooting for Darrynton Evans.

That's the best we could've done? I'm fine with Samuel and Coleman is a rookie, so we will see how he does. The rest are a bunch of ?'s.

I remember that, ugh! Horrible sight! RIP

What will Jamarr Chase get?

What date is the deadline for rosters to be at 53?

I would take Zach Wilson in a second. Plenty of good potential with him. Not his fault that he got drafted by the Jets.

The legend of Rondell Bothroyd has come to an end.

Cool, I am cheering for Evans to make the 53.

Who scored the Bills touchdown?

But you're okay with Bass making field goals, no?

He made one from 49 yards in the first game and the wind was crazy that day.

Would you feel better if he were missing them?

He was with the Bills last season.

You really think the Bills are considering trading him, or do you want him to be traded?

I would be all over that, if the Giants are even interested in trading Slayton.

I wouldn't say we have far, far less talent on offense. True, we don't have Diggs, and that's tough. We also don't have Sherfield or Harty anymore, and I don't see that as a negative. I think that Ray Davis is an upgrade at Running Back, and bringing back Ty Johnson is a plus, although I'm still cheering for Darrynton Evans to get a chance. Getting Curtis Samuel helps a lot, Mack Hollins is okay, as is Valdes-Scantling. Overall, there is less talent for sure, but I don't think it's as bad as you are implying.

Cyber Ball. Football with robots set in the year 2022!

Have you gotten your answers? Why do members of this board, who have a scant amount of posts, always start topics like this, but never make a reply to it? Asking for a friend.

I don't always agree with your takes, however you pretty much nailed it with this argument. I was hoping that the Bills would fill the roster with WR's this offseason and make it as competitive as possible, even before they traded Diggs. The Bills needed help desperately at this position and when the offseason was over the results were underwhelming. Claypool & MVS were not that inspiring, nor was Hollins. For weeks I railed for the likes of Van Jefferson, Donovan Peoples-Jones & DJ Chark, not superstars but proven veterans, unlike last year's finds in Harty & Sherfield. I didn't like the pick of Keon Coleman, but I'm willing to give the guy a chance. It's tough to deal with because I like Beane as a GM. Which makes it even more frustrating, because I thought he would address the WR position with a very serious approach. Now we have to wait and see.

Win

I thought Shavers was the preseason crush?

This is what I was begging from the Bills during the offseason, even before they traded away Diggs. Going after receivers like Van Jefferson, DJ Chark, or Donovon Peoples-Jones would've been a good move and very easy for the Bills to accomplish.