ddaryl

maybe, it wasn't clarified by anything I have been reading, here or on the web. I may have missed a post that mentioned it Personally if we want the guy just sign him, before someone else does

He needs a solid 1T, or at least someone capable next to him to absorb OL otherwise he becomes less effective, which we have all witnessed. We are stuck with him for the near future but he hasn't been a difference make anywhere near the consistency that we are lacking in pass rush and the ability to stop playoff caliber run teams He costs to much to cut or trade, and we know we need to improve along the DL because it was completely obvious we struggled here. I don't see us being able to move on till 2027 if we don't see improvement with new bodies next to him.

Everything I am reading regardin Elijah Moore is https://www.cbssports.com/fantasy/football/news/elijah-moore-gets-tagged-by-browns/

Lundt sat alone in the neutral zone Totally controlling every DE he has owned The play flowed right into Lundt's position He sent most of the DL to see their team's physician

what I would like to see is the completion %s for the best player and season (any player) .. Remembering an incomplete pass is basically a lost down. I prefer keeping the chains moving more than I crave the long ball myself. It is necessary to throw it long on occasion, but we do not need to live or die by the long ball, where die is probably 2/3 more probable

Watch the Bills defense in that game. They over pursued and fell prey to many cut backs. In fact the Giants out rushed the Bills.

he has not shown the deep accuracy since day 1, he has shown massive arm strength. Not sure how much more he can work on it, I think he is what he is and you play to his strengths. Yes you will let the occasional long ball fly to keep defenses on their heels some, but with Brady as our OC and Josh I do not think that will ever be a massive part of the Bills O game plan Also what is the long ball % of the best long ball throwers in the NFL past and present?

Elijah Moore maybe, but the Bills were clearly a much better team Offensively minus Gabe " barely caught 50% of targets" Davis I for one would be livid if we signed a Gabe Davis type of player, I was extremely happy we let him go. Also Josh's best work is done in the mid ranges. The long ball is not his strong suit when it comes to accuracy. Gabe had a limited route tree to work with.

are you being serious or just being a troll?

The transition tag for 2026 is projected to be under $12 million. If Cook has another solid season and ends it healthy you transition tag him and reap the rewards if other teams line up to sign him, or we keep him for less than the $15 million he is asking for. Makes little sense to let him just walk for a 3rd rd compensation pick. IMO. Unless we are hurting for cap space to absorb the tag cost. https://overthecap.com/franchise-transition-and-rfa-tenders

He was projected to be a 1st rd pick at the end of 2023 - 2024 season, definitely a solid gamble especially in the 4th round

Yes Honestly I would not watch the Bills play if I felt the opposite.

Because we all know how much trouble the Bills had putting up 30 points a game.

I agree and I do not understand AT ALL those that whine about the WR position.

I have no clue how I got 3 copies in that post.. editted it..