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Wr signings vote of confidence for Foster and Zay?


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With the signings of John Brown and Cole Beasley, I think it is a vote of confidence from the front office and coaching staff for Robert Foster and Zay Jones. I'm not saying they won't draft someone but I think this shows that they have confidence in the development so far in Foster and Jones. I think Robert has a chance to be a #1 and Zay can flourish when he's not the second best wr on the field and Brown and Foster will open up the middle for him. If we draft TJ Hock this passing attack could look borderline scary. Go bills!

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I think Foster is safe anyway, and probably Zay Jones too, but for Zay I think it means more competition for touches and playing time.  In other words, he's going to have to make his reps count, or they could start to dwindle.

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3 minutes ago, DJB said:

Not many guys with size and height in the WR room.

 

That's a slight red zone concern

 

Foster is big, if Duke can earn a starting spot that's two big dudes right there.

 

I see what you mean though.  Not many little guys are durable in the NFL.   We have McKenzie, Brown, Beasley all small quickies.

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1 minute ago, Da webster guy said:

 

Foster is big, if Duke can earn a starting spot that's two big dudes right there.

 

I see what you mean though.  Not many little guys are durable in the NFL.   We have McKenzie, Brown, Beasley all small quickies.

 

Foster is bigger than I thought. 

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Josh Allen is a Red Zone weapon, and we could draft, say, Hockenson to give us Kroft/Hockenson in that area of the field.

 

Regardless, Foster-Beasley-Brown-Zay is a legit WR group with McKenzie and Duke as depth.

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I think Mcbeane wanted some experienced and professional WRs in the room next year. Guys that can be counted on to lead the room and have consistent performances. Foster can learn from the veterans as will Williams and possibly McKenzie. As for Zay, I think it spells the end of the road for him in Buffalo. They did not pay Brown and Beasley that much to sit the bench and Foster showed to be a much greater wr last year. That puts Zay at best the 4th wr but the Bills brought in Williams for a reason and he will be ahead of Zay as well because he is the one wr that offers the bigger body red zone presence. As the 5th wr, Zay will not be kept unless he becomes a special teams ace so I would expect the Bills to try and make a deal involving Zay while they can. 

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36 minutes ago, Rc2catch said:

It’s all on Allen. 

No target monsters, can he spread the ball around? If he can, we got something now. 

No way you run those 4 receivers out there and nobody is open. 

 

Daboll too.  We're going to see just how good, or not, his ability to scheme is.

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