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find a clip in a regular season game where Goodwin drops a ball...there are none. Goodwin is faster too....yes brittle...but better

 

 

Find a clip where he catches the ball...

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find a clip in a regular season game where Goodwin drops a ball...there are none. Goodwin is faster too....yes brittle...but better

Like 1/10th of a second faster. Means nothing. Hard to find tape of Goodwin. Too often missing in action. Despite his skill set he's useless unless he can stay healthy and he does not seem to be able to do that.

Having said that I dont disagree about Goodwin making the team (tho I fear they may live to regret it and possibly soon enuf). As for Thompson I think they are trying to move him for a player, maybe LB or O-line. One reason they are trying to trade him is because, and I'm going out on a limb here, they have decided, rightly IMO, that Davis is a keeper who makes the final 53. The other reason is that he wouldn't stay there if he made it at all, because somebody would claim him just like the Bills did from the Ravens. And they may also feel that he has earned his opportunity to make a roster somewhere.

Davis has decent size and despite his slow 40 is a genuine vertical threat because he gains separation through his breaks and has really good hands. Bills don't have much of that on their roster. Dez Lewis is headed to the PS where he belongs ( I would not be too quick to discount him because he maybe just needs to acclimate to the big stage/step up in competition. We need to be patient with him to reap rewards down the line).

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bb.com has them for you. Hyperbole much? He obviously has catches and TDs in the regular season. He only had one catch last year, we get it. But he had a decent rookie year as a 3rd-4th WR.

the jets game highlights are a good place to start, when with our starting WRs being he and graham, and chandler at TE, and a rookie at QB he was 6 catches, including a deep ball, and notched a TD.

 

5 of 18 catches being 20+ yards is nice too, as a starting off point.

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Yeah we were all holding our breath when he limped off the field.

 

True, I did too, but he came back and finished the game strong. He's got the "injury prone" label -- I think it's unwarranted personally, but I get where it comes from. This camp he's been healthy and making plays. I'm not sure how anyone watching objectively could argue he's been too injured or hasn't performed well enough to make the team. He has, and he's a lock if he remains healthy for these last two games.

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I really like DT and he seems to have chemistry with TT which will be important if he starts. They probably developed that from their days with the Ravens 2nd team offense.

 

I don't dislike Hogan. I don't really want to cut him. But I think I'd rather have Thompson.

same here. like them both, but would keep Thompson if it was one or the other. Also really like Andre Davis.

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I do think there is a chance that Easley isn't the lock we all presumed at the start of camp. If they have 6 very talented receivers they want to keep and they decide that the other ST guys they have can cover the gunner job then maybe he goes. I'd keep him... but I don't think it is an absolute certainty anymore that they do.

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Watkins

Woods

Harvin

Hogan

Thompson

Goodwin

PS: Davis

 

Later Easley

 

If they're intent on keeping Thompson, then this is the only scenario that makes sense. They may also, in fact, put Easley on IR-DTR, though I think they'd ideally like to save that spot for someone critical getting injured during the season.

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Watkins

Woods

Harvin

Hogan

Thompson

Goodwin

PS: Davis

 

Later Easley

easley cashed a check for a nice little bonus and has guaranteed money that is new from this offseason. hes not going anywhere, unless they are blown away by both DT and Hogan

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When Rex says he's had calls concerning Thompson but that he's not letting him go for nothing to me he is saying to the league that Thompson is in fact on the block but he wants a player or pick.

Bills were not good in the redzone. Davis is a good redzone target, as we have seen - tracks the ball very well and wins the battles for contested balls.

Trying to park him on the PS won't work IMO. Same as Thompson, except that Davis is the better prospect.

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When Rex says he's had calls concerning Thompson but that he's not letting him go for nothing to me he is saying to the league that Thompson is in fact on the block but he wants a player or pick.

 

That is exactly what he was doing. It was a "if you like this guy don't bank on getting him on waivers because there will be competition - give Doug a call." Why else would you specifically mention getting calls about that one player.

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That is exactly what he was doing. It was a "if you like this guy don't bank on getting him on waivers because there will be competition - give Doug a call." Why else would you specifically mention getting calls about that one player.

I wonder if the Bills came turn one of those WR into a TE via trade? Just thinking out loud but if they want to use a lot of TEs they could stand to improve the position.
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That is exactly what he was doing. It was a "if you like this guy don't bank on getting him on waivers because there will be competition - give Doug a call." Why else would you specifically mention getting calls about that one player.

 

Yeah and he's addressing it to those teams that might want Thompson but are too far down the list re waivers if he's cut or don't want to compete with other teams to poach if he is on the PS (assuming he's still eligible).

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Hogan isn't great obviously, but he does show some production, has a pretty high target/catch ratio, and few drops.

 

He isn't going to break anything long, but this being his 3rd season, and with possibly am accurate short range QB like Cassel, might be a good move to keep.

 

Hasn't missed a game in 2 years, and appeared in every game since rookie season, 2 years in.

 

Dependable?

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True, I did too, but he came back and finished the game strong. He's got the "injury prone" label -- I think it's unwarranted personally, but I get where it comes from. This camp he's been healthy and making plays. I'm not sure how anyone watching objectively could argue he's been too injured or hasn't performed well enough to make the team. He has, and he's a lock if he remains healthy for these last two games.

 

 

Well, he's been on the injury report as many times as he's caught the ball. How is he not injury prone? He also missed much of last season.

 

 

http://www.foxsports.com/nfl/marquise-goodwin-player-injuries

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Well, he's been on the injury report as many times as he's caught the ball. How is he not injury prone? He also missed much of last season.

 

 

http://www.foxsports.com/nfl/marquise-goodwin-player-injuries

Last year is impossible to determine accurately whether he was hurt (he says he wasn't) or if he had been cast off in st. Doug's doughouse. He's been healthy in camp, healthy in preseason games, and has contributed. He's not getting cut.

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Tobias Palmer, Marcus thigpen, and Chris Hogan can go... Nothing against Hogan. He was adequate.... Better than I thought he'd be... However Thompson and Davis could be outrageously productive... These two can be fashioned into weapons.. Hogan is just Hogan.

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Find a clip where he catches the ball...

Hogan isn't great obviously, but he does show some production, has a pretty high target/catch ratio, and few drops.

 

He isn't going to break anything long, but this being his 3rd season, and with possibly am accurate short range QB like Cassel, might be a good move to keep.

 

Hasn't missed a game in 2 years, and appeared in every game since rookie season, 2 years in.

 

Dependable?

welcome. First year fan? In 2012. He caught plenty. Most tough deep balls.....oh and you mean glass hogwyn? Edited by enlightener
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Watkins

Woods

Harvin

Hogan

Thompson

Goodwin

PS: Davis

 

Later Easley

I don't think it's unreasonable to think that Easley joins the other good WRs on the bubble. But, I would be very surprised if they cut Easley and Thigpen. I think they keep one or the other, if not both.

 

He's a lock. He's been healthy all camp.

I think it's an exaggeration to say he's a lock. I will agree that he has improved his chances this camp. But, too many possibilities to call him a lock. A lot of people (myself included) were calling Hogan a lock, not long ago.

 

 

I hope Dez Lewis makes the PS. There's no way he could, or should make the 53, but I think he has improved through training camp and could have a high ceiling, and could, in the future, add something we don't currently have-- a tall WR.

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:huh::blink:

 

 

Beat me to it... :beer:

 

 

Goodwin is a lock unless he gets hurt these final two weeks. He's not getting cut.

Between DT and Hogan I'm not sure. I haven't seen enough of DT and I like Hogan's versatility. If I had to chose today it might be Hogan, but ask me after the game Saturday night.

Agree about Goodwin.

 

 

I don't see Goodwin as a lock at all. He is most certainly on the bubble, and constantly hurt or injured it seems.

He looked very good last game, and healthy.

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I like Hogan and root for him, but I would choose Deonte over him. He has elite speed and playmaking ability. Everything I hear about this years Bills is how much speed we have. Speed kills. Sammy, Goodwin, and Deonte is the fastest trio I have ever seen in the NFL. Woods is fast, but his impressive 4.51 is slow in comparison. Add in the playmaking ability of Clay, and our running game- our offense has potential to be top 5

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Tobias Palmer, Marcus thigpen, and Chris Hogan can go... Nothing against Hogan. He was adequate.... Better than I thought he'd be... However Thompson and Davis could be outrageously productive... These two can be fashioned into weapons.. Hogan is just Hogan.

Hogan was better than adequate.

I still think Hogan may go on IR. You keep one more of the young guys and have Hogan for next year; he's a proven receiver.

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Hogan was better than adequate.

 

I still think Hogan may go on IR. You keep one more of the young guys and have Hogan for next year; he's a proven receiver.

again, why is hogan agreeing to go on IR if healthy? no one has explained that part to me yet, and its kind of an important piece.

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I don't think it's unreasonable to think that Easley joins the other good WRs on the bubble. But, I would be very surprised if they cut Easley and Thigpen. I think they keep one or the other, if not both.

I think it's an exaggeration to say he's a lock. I will agree that he has improved his chances this camp. But, too many possibilities to call him a lock. A lot of people (myself included) were calling Hogan a lock, not long ago.

 

 

I hope Dez Lewis makes the PS. There's no way he could, or should make the 53, but I think he has improved through training camp and could have a high ceiling, and could, in the future, add something we don't currently have-- a tall WR.

 

Calling Goodwin a lock before camp was an exaggeration. Saying it as camp closes, considering how he's played, is not. He's a lock.

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Watkins

Woods

Harvin

Hogan

Thompson

Thigpen - For special teams

 

Davis Practice Squad

Goodwin - Gone hopefully, the guy is just hurt way too much.. I like his speed, but that's about it..

Easely - Gone

if hogan, thompson, and thigpen are 4-6 on the depth chart.... i feel like i should make some bold proclamation of something outrageous i would do.... but yea... i would be absolutely shocked.

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