ddaryl

It's why we addressed the DL and OL this off season. Kromer is just a fortunate change because Bobby Johnson chose to stick with Daboll.

It does seem like our offense is going to get the Dorsey treatment. They've emphasized pass catching RBs this year. Hopefully the Kromer effect/off-season acquisitions fixes last year's OL debacle.... Those are good thoughts...

So the OL is SIngletary's fault or the fact that our Defense had issues stopping the opponents run game You are having some sort of revisionist history. I would not be upset if we draft a RB but the issues plaguing this teams running O and running D had more to do with issues in the OL and DL. Our running game got better when we made changes to our OL late season.

It could also be that all teams had plenty of game tape of the Diggs Allen combo from the 1st year together and made a few adjustments. We could also site the issues we had with the OL for the 1st half of the season... Then there is Josh Allen, a player who most definitely is very happy and very comfortable Keeping Diggs here, and had some input. Great WR"s have been known to stay very productive into their 30s. I see DIggs as one of those WR's.

Well now I see it....

I'm really confused here cause I can't seem to locate this massive production fall off you are speaking about.

IMO probably less than 20%.

Never say Never.. Its bound to happen some day

I can see that as a possibility. Singletary has to start this season and stay consistent like he ended last season. I'm not ruling out a 2nd rd RB this year either...

Yeah you wrote that one wrong. I took as firing Beane myself.

People in hell have a better chance at hosting the Winter Olympics than Beane getting fired in the next few years https://www.buffalobills.com/news/bills-sign-general-manager-brandon-beane-to-a-multi-year-contract-extension

In hindsight, I think we do

Every team knows the Bills would be looking hard at CBs and you have to assume some teams would be willing to jump in front of Buffalo to grab the last CB with a 1st rd grade. Bills were calling teams starting at pick #20 from what i understand, before they found their partner at #23. If they sat back and watch another team trade with Dallas they would of probably regretted it. So they made the move to get a guy they had ranked as a 1st rd talent at a position where teams were gobbling up the position. It would be nice to still have the 4th, but not sure it would of been worth it as our need for a solid CB#2 was well known need.

Lots of teams only had about 15 or so 1st rd talents rated in this draft so the rumor goes... I would say Beane and Company felt Elam was one of those talents and there probably wasn't many left on the Bills board, and that's probably why they moved up the 2 spots to ensure a 1st rd talent in a position of need.

Are you sure, I think you got 1 more in you

neither.. I'll just read about it when it happens

More than likely they will be drafting top 15 in 2023, probably more like top 10. Give them a 2nd 1st rd pick and they have the powder to make the move

Cost would be great though. We'd swap our 1st this year and give up our 1st next year and would probably have to give them our 2nd this year plus a few more picks, 2023 picks are only worth about 50% of 2022 picks

I have heard, and I believe it to be true that the Giants want to parlay one of their 2022 1st rd picks into 1st rd 2023 pick and change. The belief is to make a move for a QB in a draft that is expected to have a better QB class in 2023. That's a good plan if they can find a partner IMO What are the tags going to cost the Giants ? Looks like $27 mil for Transition, and just under $30 Mil for exclusive