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1. Buffalo's three players claimed ranks among the most in the NFL

The Bills had three players claimed off of waivers on Sunday. Deon Lacey, Ray-Ray McCloud and Ryan Lewis will all report to new teams.

Lacey will head to Miami, McCloud to Carolina and Lewis to Indianapolis.

Only the New England Patriots (4) and the Los Angeles Rams (5) had more players claimed off waivers.

Buffalo did not claim any players off of waivers for themselves.

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Buffalo is still filling out its practice quad and expects to have it filled soon after players are able to come in and pass physicals.

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4 minutes ago, Forward Progress said:

When you consider the trades of Teller and Bodine for picks and Shady getting signed by KC, we had 59 players on our team this offseason who are on NFL rosters today. 

Unfortunately not one of those guys can consistently punt the football over 30 yards. I’d say the punter is not an NFL starter.

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20 minutes ago, KGun12TD said:

Speaks volume on what Beane and McD are doing here. They’ve taken some small steps that will create big impact.

 

i feel great about this team and can’t wait till we start winning!

 

Unfortunately we had the back end depth but are missing a few of the elite guys they have. Hopefully a few dudes step up and show they are those players though. 

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Shareece Wright

After starting five games in 2018 for the Houston Texans, Wright is one of the more appealing corners on the market. He recorded five pass breakups and 32 tackles in 2018. Wright started five games for the Bills in 2017 and would be a familiar face in the locker room and would be a good plug-and-play player to have if needed.

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7 minutes ago, ScottLaw said:

Yep.

 

Just no real stand out players on the roster. At the moment a bunch of average-solid/good players..... players like Edmunds, Tre White, and Josh Allen can change that. 

 

Yup.  I think you can argue tre is there but Edmonds, Allen, Oliver, would be the keys. With Oliver, Hughes befitting with a top season is another. 

 

The potential is there though 

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1 minute ago, ScottLaw said:

Yep.

 

Just no real stand out players on the roster. At the moment a bunch of average-solid/good players..... players like Edmunds, Tre White, and Josh Allen can change that. 

 

I would not sell Singletary and Oliver short because they are rookies.  I would not be surprised if both are stars as rookies. 

 

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1 hour ago, atlbillsfan1975 said:

With the Bills mentioned third behind the two Super Bowl teams a year ago, it feels kind of good. 

 

add Leshaun McCoy and the two players we traded, Teller and Bodine and a total of 6 of our players from the pre-season are now with other teams.  

 

#leadingtheleague

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26 minutes ago, FUTURIST said:

 

I would not sell Singletary and Oliver short because they are rookies.  I would not be surprised if both are stars as rookies. 

 

I could see Singletary before Oliver for a couple of reasons. Singletary’s position and the fact he will be the leader of carries. I think Oliver will be a Star in the league but a Dline man usually takes more time to get the recognition.

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1 minute ago, atlbillsfan1975 said:

I could see Singletary before Oliver for a couple of reasons. Singletary’s position and the fact he will be the leader of carries. I think Oliver will be a Star in the league but a Dline man usually takes more time to get the recognition.

 

Oliver and Devin White appear to be everyone's defensive rookie of the year candidates.  We will see.

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Just now, OldTimeAFLGuy said:

 

 

...hard to remember in recent memory when our cuts attracted interest......thinkin' McBeane, McDermott and company are pretty good.....

Definitely be more overall talent than I can remember this offseason...

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To me, it all revolves around Josh Allen. I could be the president of his fan club. I think he is the real deal.  But regarding the rest of the roster, I think people are over estimating the talent.  The fact that the gap from John Brown and Cole Beasley and Zay Jones down to Ray Ray McCloud may not mean McCloud is a great asset for a team.  It might mean that the Bills starting WR's are pretty mediocre by NFL standards. Same with the Oline.  The confusion results in part from the Bills having an historically bad oline and receiver group last year.  But the 2019 Bills won't be playing the 2018 Bills, so that doesn't really matter.  When I line up the talent against the top teams in the AFC, it is not clear to me that we are that great.  But maybe middling.  I guess middling is a step in the right direction. But given the salary cap rules, I am not sure middling is a huge accomplishment.  

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21 minutes ago, CLTbills said:

Definitely be more overall talent than I can remember this offseason...

...back in 2015 while living in Cleveland (and commuting back to Rochester) when my late wife underwent double lung transplant at the Cleveland Clinic, the Marriott I was staying at happened to be the same one used by the Browns....got to met a ton of youngsters who were rooks, tryout invitees, etc  in for minis and OTA's...what a humble and respectful bunch...."good morning Sir....good afternoon SIR.....thank you Sir.." etc; limo bus picked them up at ^AM and returned at 6PM daily...was a real, REAL bummer to see long faces come back who were cut....sitting outside with them the following morning while they waited for rides was pretty tough.....could only wish them the best at their next stop....will never forget the experience...

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Just now, TC in St. Louis said:

 

What's the big difference?  The Bills cut them and they signed with a new team.  I thought the point was that the team is developing a lot of players that are desirable to other teams.  

Claiming a player requires a much bigger commitment than signing a player after they clear waivers.  First, you lose your priorty in waiver order. Second you have to put the player on the 53 man roster. 

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2 hours ago, OldTimeAFLGuy said:

...back in 2015 while living in Cleveland (and commuting back to Rochester) when my late wife underwent double lung transplant at the Cleveland Clinic, the Marriott I was staying at happened to be the same one used by the Browns....got to met a ton of youngsters who were rooks, tryout invitees, etc  in for minis and OTA's...what a humble and respectful bunch...."good morning Sir....good afternoon SIR.....thank you Sir.." etc; limo bus picked them up at ^AM and returned at 6PM daily...was a real, REAL bummer to see long faces come back who were cut....sitting outside with them the following morning while they waited for rides was pretty tough.....could only wish them the best at their next stop....will never forget the experience...

Wow man, that’s crazy. First and foremost, sorry about your wife ?. Secondly, that’s a heck of an experience. You kind of forget about the human side of it. We’re all on here saying, “that guy sucks, cut him!” But you forget that they’re men, providing for their families too.

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1 minute ago, CLTbills said:

Wow man, that’s crazy. First and foremost, sorry about your wife ?. Secondly, that’s a heck of an experience. You kind of forget about the human side of it. We’re all on here saying, “that guy sucks, cut him!” But you forget that they’re men, providing for their families too.

 

....EXACTLY and thank you my friend...my "up close and personal" experiences certainly soured me on the "he sucks" diatribes people post without thinking......these are kids chasing THEIR dream and were heartbroken upon release.........how could you ever hope for failure?.....glad I could share a rewarding experience.....:thumbsup:

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4 hours ago, KGun12TD said:

Speaks volume on what Beane and McD are doing here. They’ve taken some small steps that will create big impact.

 

i feel great about this team and can’t wait till we start winning!

Now all depends on how Josh Allen matures as a player

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1 minute ago, ganesh said:

Now all depends on how Josh Allen matures as a player

...need to seriously temper the kid's mindset to carry the team on his shoulders......sure he's a blue collar gamer with brass bawls about his desire to win...could NOT hope for a better mindset and worker bee attitude....quote I read was, "OUR team and OUR family"....think McBeane addressed the offense with only Allen and Dawkins as returning starters...sure as hell need the kid to be the long term franchise QB versus a short term exit on a gurney........

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