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Bills sign TE Jake Fisher to 1-year deal


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1 minute ago, Mark92 said:

I think this lowers the chance of a TE in Rd #1.  

  Bills are going Dline in the first round...   no question about it. it has the most value when we pick and it's a huge need... both at DT and DE

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5 minutes ago, gordong said:

  Bills are going Dline in the first round...   no question about it. it has the most value when we pick and it's a huge need... both at DT and DE

 

Agree. I hope Ed Oliver makes to #9. 

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Worst case scenario is he doesn't make it through camp. Best case is that he ends up being much more adept at this position. If he played TE earlier in his career then he must have some of the fundamentals down. As Rap says, a cool story to watch in camp.

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This will play very little to no bearing on whether or not the Bills draft a TE in the draft.   Fisher is not a lock to make the team and either is Croom.  Beane basically increased competition and if he sees the right TE at the right draft selection, he'll still pull the trigger.

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Not his first time playing tight end.  He played there in high school, but even then he was more of a blocking tight end.  I imagine he'll play as a blocking TE in two tight end formations.  I'm guessing he might have a handful of catches over a season - probably under 10.

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32 minutes ago, K-9 said:

He’s got athletic chops. Better 3-cone and 20 yard shuttle than Metcalf. And that was at 305 lbs at his combine. 

 

Yeah but c'mon, that was THEN.

 

I wish they would bring back the "veteran combine" that they did a few years ago.    RB Michael Bush:  "4.91? You gotta' be ***** me!":lol:

 

It seems the wear and tear of a few years in the NFL trenches is not kind to track numbers..........whether you've lost some weight or not.

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1 hour ago, TOboy said:

Wondering what size he is now, I mean clearly he's tall, but has he leaned out a bit? Can he move? 

Could actually be a really dangerous piece.  More than likely the best blocking TE in the NFL,  if hes a legit recieving threat we could hit some homeruns on running plays.

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2 minutes ago, BADOLBILZ said:

 

Yeah but c'mon, that was THEN.

 

I wish they would bring back the "veteran combine" that they did a few years ago.    RB Michael Bush:  "4.91? You gotta' be ***** me!":lol:

 

It seems the wear and tear of a few years in the NFL trenches is not kind to track numbers..........whether you've lost some weight or not.

That was then? You make four years sound like he played in a leather helmet. 

 

I don’t consider the agility test times as “track numbers” but I agree that time in the trenches can have an adverse effect. 

 

Anyway, my post was a knock on Metcalf more than it was an endorsement of Fisher as some sort of athletic marvel. I did the same when we signed Morse, whose 20 yard shuttle was the same as Metcalf’s.

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1 hour ago, ndirish1978 said:

 

He had a workout with the team. I presume they're happy with his weight and speed since they signed him. 

 

Theyre Happy that he can play 5 different positions.

Though none of them great... 

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They really like these project kids at tight end lol. Bye Logan hello Fish.. 

I didn’t like what I seen from Croom last year so I wouldn’t be upset to see Kroft and a real receiving threat rookie and Fish round out the top 3 

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43 minutes ago, Mark92 said:

I think this lowers the chance of a TE in Rd #1.  

Why?  He is long shot at TE.  Now they have 3 and will go into camp with 4-6.

 

TE was low percentage play at 9 yesterday or today.  DL will be highest BPA most likely.

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