r henderson

Now that the season is officially over, I’m putting together my solutions for fixing our team in the off season. Beane has structure all the top contracts to create salary cap if needed. This will allow us to add a couple of players and retain one. Sign OBJ to a one year prove it deal. Sign free agent guard Dalton Risner. Sign rb Kareem Hunt to be our in between the tackles back. Resign Tremaine Edmunds to a deal that would make both sides happy. Here’s my curve ball. Move Dion Dawkins to guard. Coming out of college he was ranked as the 2nd best guard in the draft. Move Christian Benford to safety to replace Poyer. Now for the draft. Paris Johnson LT Ohio St Jarrett Patterson C Notre Dame Demarco Hellmans SS Alabama Matthew Bergeron RT Syracuse Arquon Bush CB Cincinnati Trevor Downing G/C Iowa As you can see these are not complete overhaul changes. I feel like we are still a top 5 team. With Von Miller returning and Tre having time to return to Pro Bowl form. Also another year under Dorsey (There not giving up just yet). I Billieve!!!

Is Josh on the take?? Between him and Ryheim Hines something seems weird!

Josh refuses to take what the defense is giving him! Mind boggling!!

Dawson Knox is a wasted 51 million.

Ken Dorsey continues to kill this team with his play calling. Unacceptable on all levels!

And their paying Dawson Knox 50 million for what?

Ken Dorsey’s play calling is killing this team. Queenenberry and Safford strengthens are run blocking. We’ve running the ball down their throats. Baffling to say the most.

Ken Dorsey’s play calling is mind boggling. How do you not have a game plan that gets Diggs the ball! Unbelievable!

Can we get OBJ on the line please? Gabe Davis has regressed in a bad way!

49ers just got fleeced! On to OBJ!

I’m here at the game and I’m not feeling good about this first half. Team doesn’t look ready or focused to play tonight.

I know it’s just one game, but I hope everyone realizes how dominant this team will be this year. This team is focused and hungry. This team is loaded top to bottom. Barring injuries this should be a year to remember and appreciate. Go Bills!!!

The veteran cornerback market has been slow despite there being a need for help leaguewide. It's smart for vets to see how the draft plays out so they don't lose playing time to the new hotshot rookie. Guys like A.J. Bouye, Joe Haden and Kyle Fuller can still perform despite being unsigned at this point in the offseason. The most versatile option of the aforementioned group is Bouye. Turning 31 in August, he has been effective in zone-based schemes throughout his career. He's also more than capable of holding his own in man assignments. Outside of a 2017 Pro Bowl season where he had six interceptions, Bouye isn't much of a turnover generator. He's a solid performer, though, and he impressed in a bounce-back season in Carolina last year. No one noticed as the Panthers were so bad, but his movement skills are still sharp. Like other aging veterans, durability is a bit of a concern. He's missed 16 games over the last two years and has only played a full season's worth of games once. He makes sense for contenders running a high volume of zone alignments that simply need a CB2 who can competently hold down one side of the field. Best fits: Buffalo Bills, Philadelphia Eagles, Tennessee Titans, Washington Commanders, Arizona Cardinals

1) Andrew Booth Jr/Clemson CB 2) Sky Moore/W Michigan WR 3) James Cook/Georgia RB 4) Troy Andersen/Montana St LB 5) Matt Araiza/San Diego St P 6) Alontae Taylor/Tenn CB 7) Percy Butler/Louisiana FS The top 5 will make the roster with Taylor and Butler going to the practice squad.

Jordan Howard would be a good compliment to Devin. He's had two 1,000 yard seasons and one 900 yard season. Good receiver out of the backfield who's a one cut down hill runner (5 11' 230 4.5 forty). He was a 2016 Pro Bowler and made the PFWA All-Rookie Team. He's dealt with some injuries of late, but is only 27 without a lot of wear and tear. Remember the 2019 season when Philly came in and ran the ball down our throats? Jordan Howard ran for 96 yards and was difficult to bring down.

Wan’Dale Robinson from Kentucky is that guy to fill Isaiah McKenzie and Beasley role. Thrust!

We just pissed this game away!

WOW!!!!

When Josh is on, he’s the best player in the league!

Teams are figuring out Dane Jackson is the weak link. Josh interception is proving costly.

He has the same frame as TJ Watt. Both guys are 6’5 250ish. Also Edmunds is much more athletic than Watt. Edmunds forty time is 4.54 compared to Watts 4.69. Long arms with great get up of the edge. Played the position in high school along with TE. He only seems to get up with blockers when is 5 yards off the line of scrimmage. When he’s right on the line of scrimmage he generally handles blockers well. I believe that is his true NFL position.

Knox played his worst game of the season at a time we needed him to come through.

I have not heard Edmunds name called one time tonight. No instincts for the position.

Tony Romo has basically given the Bills a game plan on both sides of the ball the whole night. Disappointing finish to very good season. RB, 2nd CB and RG should be high on our off season list. Also I believe John Brown has played his last game. His inability to stay healthy and get open in man to man sealed it for me.

Weak!! Going for the FG on the 2 yard line. We need TD’s not FG’s against this team. Playing not to lose!!