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Big Turk

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  1. 26 minutes ago, HappyDays said:

     

    Did you honestly watch that game and think Davis' play on the field matched the statistical output? I don't want to downplay it too much, he had a great game. But his record setting performance was more a function of Allen putting on one of the greatest displays of QBing in playoff history and Diggs taking attention away, not to mention an awful CB performance from Mike Hughes. I guess they are just going to hand the 2nd WR job to Davis at this point which I can settle for. But who is going to be the next guy on the depth chart?

     

    Davis is going to be a breakout star this year, just wait.

  2. 25 minutes ago, Dablitzkrieg said:

    Buffalo doesn't play a 4-3.  They play primarily nickel.  Also, this chart doesn't even have Crowder 

     

    Exactly...their base defense is nickel, they are in it over 70% of all the snaps.

     

     

  3. 3 minutes ago, Logic said:

    James Cook, Khalil Shakir, and Isaiah McKenzie are all guys who can and have played in the backfield, the slot, and outside, and who have jet sweep/gadget utility.

    If he so chooses, Ken Dorsey now has the weaponry to employ quite a bit of creativity, motion, and misdirection on offense.

    The Bills offense appears to be leaning into the "position-less offensive players" movement.

     

    The Bills offense is going to be literally unstoppable...

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  4. 35 minutes ago, PayDaBill$ said:

    Nice essentially got a 4th rounder here in value!

     

    Some had him graded as a 3rd or even a 2nd...basically he could be our 3rd WR from day 1 if we didn't have Crowder and MacKenzie...probably will ease him in but don't be surprised to see him taking snaps from those guys later in the year.

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  5. Add Shakir to the nightmare for opposing defenses...literally endless options on offense now. Can do whatever we want and probably do it well.

     

    Add Kromer's ability to coach up the OLine and we are probably much more effective in the run game as well...

     

    If Belichick had no answers last year, I think he might just give up this year.

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  6. 1 minute ago, Last Guy on the Bench said:

    Agreed. And my big hope is that Hodgins is fully healthy and can nail down the final spot as a legit outside (though not speed) guy, passing both Kumerow and Stevenson. Really liked him as a draft pick, and it sounds like he has impressed in camp, but just had too many injuries. Who knows, though?

     

    I also wonder if they will really keep all three slot-type guys - Crowder, McKenzie, Shakir. Could well be, but could one of them possibly be cut?

     

    Hodgins might be the big possession receiver kind of like we used David Nelson back in the day.

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  7. 29 minutes ago, Enemarty said:

    Could not agree more.  So much of the concern appears to come from the perspective that we are in a competition to get an A grade in the Sunday morning draft report.  Beane is concerned about making the team stronger.  In round 3, he could find an OL for the future, but he has been tinkering with OL in FA, so maybe that can wait. Or he could go speedy WR, or he could look to strengthen the LBs, and the list goes on.  All needs, it's just how to go about it.  He opts to find a backup (at least for now) for Matt with what looks like possibly a Matt clone.  Outside of 13 secs and other season-ending moments, for me, when Matt went down two years ago, my stomach dropped.  And remember, for a game or two, it did not look like AJ was going to be the answer.  When he grabs Bernard, he addresses that need and starts a run at the position.  Hmm.  Then he sneaks up and grabs Shakir, who many grade much higher.  Over the last few years, every time a drumbeat starts that Beane is over his skis, he suddenly comes back with another wizard move.  

     

    Willing to bet he thinks Kromer coaching them up will improve everyone across the board on the OLine. Dude was amazing the first time he was here.

  8. 2 minutes ago, No_Matter_What said:

    I wonder how Isaiah McKenzie feels right now 😏

     

    Even if he is just s slot, there is a clear upside, and above all, he is a WR! Makes me happy.

     

    He can basically do everything MacKenzie does but probably better...

     

    Lil Dirty is probably safe this year but next year maybe not.

     

    This dude could supplant Davis at the #2 within a few years

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  9. 1 hour ago, BobbyC81 said:

    There’s still a few WR with deep speed to take a flyer on:

     

    Jailon Nailor-  Mich St

    Romeo Doubs- Nevada

    Justyn Ross- Clemson

     

     

     

     

     

    We already have that in Stevenson(the low picked WR with speed)

  10. 8 minutes ago, BurpleBull said:

    Not trying to being a downer, but doesn't he go down rather easily for a RB drafted this high? 

     

    After speed and pass-catching, he doesn't have anything on Devin Singletary.

     

    They don't plan to use him as an RB much I assume. Probably a few toss sweeps or outside runs to the edge but mostly used as a weapon in the passing game where they can split him out wide and get an LB matched up on him...

     

    Probably envision using him similar to how Kamara is used in NO but with less runs.

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  11. 8 hours ago, ToBillsFan said:

    Answer: Defence

     

    Remember that when you’re banging the table for fancy offensive picks.

     

    what are the 3 positions of weakness according to this board?

     

    Answer: CB, RB and LB

     

    ….you see a trend here 

     

    maybe not your fav picks but there’s a reason we do what we do and the front office does what they do

     

    You mean defense, eh? 😂

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