BobbyC81

Yep, I saw the trade on another site and also thought “we could’ve had him for a 4th?”. Then I saw we signed Curtis Samuel and calmed down. I don’t believe the Bills would’ve been able to take on Allen’s salary. Samuel is similar in play style to the guy he shares a surname with, Deebo, with respect to speed and running from the backfield. Obviously a level or two below. And the Carolina connection continues. 🙄

He interviews well.

Especially since he’s wanted for murder. Johnny Wilson

It’s like they’re using a spinning wheel.

C’mon, not even one of those guys with their gut hanging over their waistline?

I saw an article that suggested signing DJ Chark, who I think would fill the proven veteran.

This is hilarious. Bills castoff Singletary replaces S. Barkley. Bills castoff Moss replaces Joe Mixon. Jacksonville will likely not bring back Ridley so he’s replaced by Gabe. Hahahaha!

Actually the Joisey Bills.

I believe his usage and the coverage on him in the 2nd half led to frustration and bad attitude. Note how often he was taking himself out. With more emphasis on the running game, he’s not a willing blocker. Remember that Gabe got a game ball with no receptions because of his blocking. Having witnessed Lou Saban’s commitment to running OJ Simpson, a lot of the success was due to Bob Chandler and JD Hill willing to provide downfield blocking. I don’t see that commitment by Diggs.

Another way to look at this is that Kincaid is a TE in name only. Morris is somewhat the #2. From the team’s standpoint, Kincaid is the slot receiver. Gabe leaves and Shakir is a starting outside WR. That being said, I didn’t like how Kincaid was being us3d at the start of the season. Many of his receptions were at the sideline, short of the first down marker. I don’t think you want to do that with a large guy like Kincaid. You should run those patterns with a quick, elusive guy that has a better chance of maneuvering for the 1st down. As most on this board, I would like the team to get a WR in the first round. However, I wouldn’t be surprised if they don’t. It could be because of the WRs available vs what’s available at other positions of need. It could also be that they don’t see the WR position being as much of a need as some of us do. If they are going to emphasize the running game, they won’t likely pass as much, thus reducing the need for a top WR in this draft.

I just don’t understand this move at this time. Were they afraid another team was going to sign him? Please! What was wrong with Kyle Allen?

I favour your point.

I don’t know. Some of you guys frequent sites like All22 that can provide more details but I just remember Morse frequently getting pushed by a rushing DT right into Josh. It was time to put a younger hopefully better guy in there.

So were Josh and Matt Barkley…and Kyle Allen

Last I saw of him, at a HOF induction ceremony, he looked like he could still play.

Needed to keep him with Morse let go and Connor McGovern moving to C.

Bill Walsh used to say “It’s better to let go of a player one year too early than one year too late.”

Perhaps Beane and McD will will dig up a couple of diamonds in the rough as replacements, as they did in 2017. It has been said that safety is one of the most important positions in this defense.

Short Bus

No!!!

Rome Odunze. Move into top 10. A guy who not only participates in all of the combine activities, while most of his colleagues opt out, then redoes a drill multiple times by himself because he knows he can do better, needs to be on the Buffalo Bills.

Most of the comments in this thread are hindsight BS. In the 2018 draft, many here, including me, thought they picked the wrong Josh QB. Look how that turned out. The draft is also hit and miss. For every Josh Rosen, there’s a Matt Milano.

The Wayback Machine?! 😏

I can’t remember Brady doing something like that. Sure he’d drive his team down for a winning score with say a minute and a half left, but not 13 seconds. The Bills organization is just cursed.

The same song that has fit for the 54 seasons I’ve followed this team: Dream On