mushypeaches
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OP, you are spot on. I've been thinking about this for some time now. The more this lingers, the better off the Bills should look this fall. Few teams have the continuity and team drive that the Bills will have. Significant competitive advantage, especially early in the year
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How the Bills trade up in the 2020 draft
mushypeaches replied to maryland-bills-fan's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
The short answer is that if they're smart, they don't trade up. Frankly, this might be a year to trade down and stockpile picks for future years. How many rookies do we need to make this team? Likely - not many -
I think we're mostly aligned to the desire to upgrade the position, but for way too many reasons, Winston is not the guy to do that with
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Rams cut Gurley to Atl 1yr $5M
mushypeaches replied to Reed83HOF's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Lots of luck with that... God I hope we're nowhere near that conversation- 163 replies
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Rivers to Colts looks likr $25M for 1 year
mushypeaches replied to Reed83HOF's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
what a waste of money for the Colts. That's how you stay in QB purgatory -
How stupid could Bill O'Brien possibly be?
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Would you trade for Fournette?
mushypeaches replied to WideRightRevenge's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
OK, I'll bite... Has never played a full 16 game season without injury Has averaged 4.0 yards/carry through his first 3 seasons (despite having several long runs to boost that average) Weighs 230 lbs Has had trouble getting along with coaches and management Doesn't come across as the most motivated or hard working athlete Will want a big second contract Again, I get that we want a big complementary back to Singletary. I just think we can do much better than this guy -
Would you trade for Fournette?
mushypeaches replied to WideRightRevenge's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Hard pass. Why give up assets and cap $ for a RB whose best days are behind him already, when you can draft a guy with a similar round pick -
Unsure how this is related. Also trying to understand what urgency there would be to extend McDermott and/or Beane with 2 years left on their contracts
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Yes!!! Let's overpay for a guy who got released by the Dolphins, will likely not put up the stats again that he did this year, and will cost a fortune to hold onto at the same position we just drafted a guy in the first round... But but but, he's a "chearleader" and loves Buffalo. That'll come in handy later when we can't re-sign our really talented draft picks to second contracts!
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meh
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Lions possibly looking to move Stafford
mushypeaches replied to Greg S's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
They should absolutely look to move on from Stafford. If you don't have a top 5 QB (which he never was, and never will be), or a young QB on a rookie deal, then you are in the "messy middle" and destined to live in a constant state of purgatory. You'll never be good enough to reach a conference final, and you probably won't ever be bad enough to get a top draft pick. Stafford isn't a bad QB, or a bad guy, but in this day and age, you can't cling to a guy just because you see him as "good" or "good enough" -
ESPN players in need of fresh start list
mushypeaches replied to Ethan in Cleveland's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
we're not trading draft picks for tight ends when we already have several options already on the roster, and some of them (Knox, Sweeney, even Croom) that haven't hit their ceilings yet and are cheap cost-controlled options