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6 hours ago, Coach Tuesday said:
Beane likes to go to the Porche dealership on a Saturday morning, waste the sales’ staff time making a loud show of being interested in a brand-new sporty vehicle, then get back in his comfy 2003 Honda and drive off, patting himself on the back for not unnecessarily splurging on luxury. We do this charade every year. On the way home he’ll stop at Chipotle and overpay for guacamole just to allow himself a li’l treat and prove that he’s not cheap.
I don't always agree with your posts, but I do here 😁. Love this analogy.
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15 minutes ago, Pete said:
Trubisky signed with Pittsburgh
Thanks - put him in the wrong category
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2 minutes ago, Success said:
Same ol' was a bummer a few years ago. But if they're trotting back the same team that was probably 13 seconds from a SB this past season, it's not so bad.
13 seconds from the AFC Championship* (against a team who has gotten better this offseason and has a lot more money to spend).
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So far...
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In:
- Rodger Saffold, G
- Tim Settle, DT
- DaQuan Jones, DT
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Out:
- Mitchell Trubisky, G
- Jon Feliciano, G
- Daryl Williams, G
- Harrison Phillips, DT
- AJ Klein, LB
- Levi Wallace, CB
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TBD
- Taiwan Jones, RB
- Matt Breida
- Emmanuel Sanders, WR
- Ike Boettger, G
- Bobby Hart, T
- Vernon Butler, DT
- Justin Zimmer, DT
- Jerry Hughes, DE
- Mario Addison, DE
- Bryan Cox, DE
- Efe Obada, DE
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In:
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Shaq Lawson, come on down!
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Bye bye.
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Just now, nucci said:
yes but not all players get offers from multiple teams
Done trying to explain this. Go Bills.
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1 minute ago, nucci said:
but how much of a discount? If Milano was offered $10M a year more than Bills offered he would have left....meh, welp
Well yeah, but that's a strawman argument. My point is that not all players are strictly going to sign with whoever ever offers them the most money.
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2 minutes ago, nucci said:
please get off that narrative....they're all here for the money
Meh. I think some players take hometown discounts - best example being Milano.
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If a deal is done and not yet announced, I'm confident in saying the social team knows. I also assume that they create some of those "Did You Know" graphics for a variety of players just in case we sign them.
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15 minutes ago, Thurman#1 said:
In your world, 4.3 and 4.4 YPC the last two years is paltry? You live in kind of a weird world. When given a chance to run, he's been very productive.
And what makes him a "limited third down type guy"? The fact that he's a very successful third down guy? Who has been quite productive when asked to ru and is an excellent pass blocker?
"5 years of non production from the backs under Mcd / Beane seems like it' should be time to try something a little different," you say? Good lord, that is a misguided take. The running game has had a lot of production in five years. Singletary's never had a year where he averaged less than 4.4 yards a carry. And the offense has been top three the last two years. And you figuret that's time for a change? Yeah, well first, bringing in McKissic is a change, and as for larger changes, we have other far more urgent priorities.
Oh, and yeah, the Steelers really benefitted from drafting an RB early. They benefitted so much they vaulted down to become the 23rd best offense in the league!! Yeah, baby, our offense really has to learn to be more like that 23rd best Steelers group!!
To be fair, they were 25th in 2020, so
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Ford's RAS. I know some have said that Kromer likes smaller, more athletic linemen. Not sure how that aligns with Ford's attributes.
Maybe someone more familiar with OL play can shed some light here.
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34 minutes ago, BTB said:
…and what is Plan B when the season is upon is and Ford still sucks?
Bates, probably. He might be Plan A at this point for RG.
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1 minute ago, TheBeaneBandit said:
I liked and respected Wallace, but you are basically tied to only one style with him in the lineup.
Yup. Great story, but he has some real physical limitations. Time for an upgrade/a young guy with real potential.
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2 minutes ago, TheBeaneBandit said:
Yes our secondary is slow as molasses
It got faster with Wallace leaving 😅
But really, Beane cited the need to get faster during his season ending presser. I'm sure we'll be much quicker come the season opener.
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7 minutes ago, GETTOTHE50 said:
the one thing this staff can do is develop secondary.
white was a first rounder, taron was a 4th rounder, and dane was a 7th.
we should not be worried about CB at all
This is where I'm at. I'd have loved to keep Wallace at that $ amount. But the Bills were able to convert a UDFA in Wallace into a low end #2 and a 7th rounder in Jackson into a low end #2. I'm confident in them to fill the CB spot in the draft just fine.
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29 minutes ago, appoo said:
I also include the nickel package, which is to say the base defense. Plus when you have these LBs covering modern TEs...I mean they have average speed compared to someone like Mike Gesicki. You can't really use them in man or match up zones against teams with more athletic TEs. Now Edmunds erases a lot of ground but Milano does struggle with faster TEs.
The problem with the Bills is that they go out of their way to protect their safeties and corners. They have that mushroom zone because they simply don't have the speed to play anything more aggressive.
There's a lot of lockeroom/intangibles that our safety battery mates bring, but I would have thought long and hard replacing 1 of them with someone like Justin Reid - or finagling a way to draft someone like Kyle Hamilton. purely on the onfield. that would be a dynamic change to the defense that allows you to get a lot more tactical with coverages.
But as it stands I think the Bills have 5 dudes out there who run 4.55 or slower 40s. Fortunately the Bills have a good pass rush. but you want to have a defense that's going to spike elite passing games, you need to be better than good in the pass rush, with so little speed in the backend
I appreciate this writeup and assessment - it's really informative.
Thank you!
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I'm liking the Jets' FA signings so far if I'm being honest (Tomlinson, Uzomah, Reed).
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2 minutes ago, appoo said:
"huge need" is an exaggeration as Dane Jackson showed enough to be a replacement level starter, which is fine as you can protect him by making him a boundary corner.
The problem is that Bills standing still haven't fixed their primary problem with the roster, which is speed in the back 7. You can do that by straight up adding more speed in the secondary in multiple spots, or by getting better in the pass rush so you don't have to cover Hill for as long as you do now.
But right now, there's no reason to think the Chiefs won't put up a 40 spot on this defense.
It's semantics, but back 4, right? Milano/Edmunds are plenty fast for LBs. It's our DBs that are a litttttttle slow.
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2 minutes ago, Ralonzo said:
Haha no. No he isn’t. Think Kamara-lite. He was a Swiss-army weapon for the Team. Can even line up wide and run credible routes. This is the Bills screen game being built as we watch. Or a shell-killer as he releases to the flat or in the middle beyond the LOS.Tremendous add. I didn’t even think this was possible. And he’s gonna be a fantasy monster.
Yep. And:
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Just now, dje85 said:
We are actually on the same side. Just misunderstood your point when I saw taking Breece in the second lol People don't understand you can't just assume every great prospect is going to fall to us. Made me ignore the rest of the point of the post.
Oh okay, got it 🤝.
Yeah, I'm on the side that as much as we might want premier players at every position, it's not possible. So let's be smart with our resources and prioritize where we can. If that means getting a cheap part-time RB in FA because we can get a better CB in the draft on a cost-controlled contract, I'm all for it. I just brought up Hall because the person I was replying to did.
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2 minutes ago, dje85 said:
If Breece is there at our second round pick I will let you change my avatar to your choice. There is zero percent chance of that happening. he goes mid second the latest likely late first early second.
Lol this isn't my argument, so feel free to sub in whatever RB you want for Breece Hall. My points are
a.) it's perhaps it's a bit wiser to spend a 2nd on a CB than it is a RB, and
b.) we're doing to have to decide what positions to prioritize.
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33 minutes ago, IronMaidenBills said:
But this is why we don’t win Super Bowls. You need high end talent at all positions. Breece Hall is faster and equally catches passes as well as McKissic. I don’t want to just get better, I want to dominate. That’s what it takes to win Super Bowls.
Great. Let's flip it around then.
We all know we need a CB2. What if Beane spent $3.5M/yr on a low-level CB and drafted Breece Hall in the 2nd. Wouldn't we be having the same conversation?
I know in my case I'd rather get a solid, young CB on a cost-controlled contract than I would a RB... but that's just me.
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Gun for Gunner at Punt Returner
in The Stadium Wall
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ST-only player who offers nothing else to the team?
Sign me up! He and Tyler Matakevich can be best buds.