My Current 53

[Pete]

Blackshear would be our returner too.  Who are our returners?  Isiah, shakir?  Then who?  Cook? Hyde?  Duke?

[GunnerBill]

12 hours ago, billsfan_34 said:

Got a feeling Cam Lewis sticks- plays both DB positions. Doubtful 5 RBs kept. Too risky to place Blackhear on the PS. I know I know Taiwan plays teams, but we have plenty of teamers. In my opinion, Jones is not a lock.

 

Jones is a lock. They have rested him the entire pre-season which is exactly what they did last year. If his place was in any jeopardy he'd have been given the chance to compete. You might not want him to be a lock. But he is a lock.  

10 hours ago, Beck Water said:

 

So Dawkins-Saffold-Morse-Bates-Brown.  Quessenberry as swing tackle.  Mancz as backup C/G

 

Two more, 3 at most.  Who?  I would guess Tommy Doyle unless his injury IRs him.

Hart?

Alec Andersen?

Tenuta was a draft pick, those guys sometimes get more roster shots.

 

 

Yea Doyle if he is healthy. That gets you to 8. I think Bobby Hart and Greg Van Roten are battling for the 9th spot. 

[No_Matter_What]

13 hours ago, Beck Water said:

Boettger (PUP, will probably go to IR)

As for Boettger, anybody knows how does it work? Do we need to put him on original 53 then IR him?

 

Also, same with White if he is not ready?

 

If yes, it will not be easy to cut 2 more players and get them back. I know it can be done and Beane did it in the past but it costs dead money AFAIK. So if this is the case I don't think Boettger makes original 53.

[billsfan_34]

3 hours ago, GunnerBill said:

 

Jones is a lock. They have rested him the entire pre-season which is exactly what they did last year. If his place was in any jeopardy he'd have been given the chance to compete. You might not want him to be a lock. But he is a lock.  

 

Yea Doyle if he is healthy. That gets you to 8. I think Bobby Hart and Greg Van Roten are battling for the 9th spot. 

I would say you are probably right. I did not take into account that the staff has been resting him. Oversight for sure 😊

Edited August 23, 2022 by billsfan_34

[Beck Water]

3 hours ago, No_Matter_What said:

As for Boettger, anybody knows how does it work? Do we need to put him on original 53 then IR him?

 

Also, same with White if he is not ready?

 

If yes, it will not be easy to cut 2 more players and get them back. I know it can be done and Beane did it in the past but it costs dead money AFAIK. So if this is the case I don't think Boettger makes original 53.

 

So the rules differ whether he is placed on IR at the start of the season, or remains on PUP/IR

 

For PUP, the player must miss a minimum of 6 weeks

Quote

After the preseason ends, the PUP operates a bit differently. If a player is placed on the PUP entering the season, he is required to sit out for a minimum of six weeks. At that point, teams have an additional five weeks where they can decide whether or not to allow the player to begin practicing. Once a player begins practicing, teams then have 21 days to decide whether or not they will activate the player to the 53-man active roster. If the player does not begin practicing within five weeks, or they are not activated to the 53-man roster within 21 days after they begin practicing, he will have to remain on the PUP list for the rest of the season.

 

Boettger may very well remain on PUP to start the season because an Achilles injury is said to be an 11 month injury, and his was torn in December.  Eric Fischer came back at LT in 9 months, but admitted he wasn't fully recovered and was relying on years of muscle memory and veteran craftiness.

 

For regular IR, the player must start the season on the 53 man roster and then be moved to IR.  The way this has been handled in the past is that a vet player, who is not subject to waivers and is on a 1 year contract, will make a "handshake deal" to accept being cut and re-signed.  There usually isn't an increase in "dead money cost" because the player chosen will usually not have an amortized signing bonus and will be on a 1 year deal.  The player is usually rewarded by their new contract being 100% guaranteed and possibly a bit of a bump in pay.  Taiwan Jones would be a good candidate for this.

[Ralonzo]

14 hours ago, julian said:

As crazy as it sounds, Hart might make this team lol

 

Of the non-starters listed, he's actually playing the best, and also has inside/outside flex. Wouldnt surprise me at all to have Q/Mancz/Hart backing up, esp if Doyle goes on reserve.

[Beck Water]

14 minutes ago, Ralonzo said:

 

Of the non-starters listed, he's actually playing the best, and also has inside/outside flex. Wouldnt surprise me at all to have Q/Mancz/Hart backing up, esp if Doyle goes on reserve.

 

I think Doyle possibly needing IR plays into a Ford vs Hart decision just for that possible inside/outside flex.

That's 8 though.  Who is 9?  Positive things have been said about Alec Anderson.  Do they try to put Anderson on the roster, or is he a PS guy?

What about Tenuta, whom they drafted - has he shown enough to be kept?

 

And then, Mancz - what's his injury and prognosis?  He was the backup center.  If he's gonna be out for a while, do they go with Bates (OK), with Van Roten (ick!) or do they bring someone in?

[Ralonzo]

1 minute ago, Beck Water said:

 

I think Doyle possibly needing IR plays into a Ford vs Hart decision just for that possible inside/outside flex.

That's 8 though.  Who is 9?  Positive things have been said about Alec Anderson.  Do they try to put Anderson on the roster, or is he a PS guy?

What about Tenuta, whom they drafted - has he shown enough to be kept?

 

And then, Mancz - what's his injury and prognosis?  He was the backup center.  If he's gonna be out for a while, do they go with Bates (OK), with Van Roten (ick!) or do they bring someone in?

 

To me, they should just give Tenuta an accordion and lei and send him on his way. He's been underwhelming even for a 6th-round pick. He got blown up by guys Hart was manhandling the play before.

 

If Mancz has to miss time his backfill would likely be Van Roten, who's also a veteran and short-term serviceable with the interior line flex similar to Mancz.

 

Anderson and Owen I think have been the two rooks who have shown out the best but I don't think they must make the 53, they seem like a decent bet to get to the PS in the waiver tsunami next week. It's easier to hide your guys in the crowd when everybody's cutting everyone. If it's only 8 OL held at cutdown, that's one more bubble guy (Hodgins, Blackshear, Lewis) who avoids waivers before the post-cutdown roster juggling. They can re-add OL after that. Boettger could be PUP or simply waived/injured - I'd be ok with that, I thought he was a JAG before his injury.

[Beck Water]

46 minutes ago, Ralonzo said:

 

To me, they should just give Tenuta an accordion and lei and send him on his way. He's been underwhelming even for a 6th-round pick. He got blown up by guys Hart was manhandling the play before.

 

See, I haven't been watching film, so good assessment, appreciate that. 

 

BTW, are you doing coaches film on NFL+?  Have they repaired last year's downgrade yet, so that you can actually select plays and toggle between end zone and overhead views, and do slo-mo?

 

46 minutes ago, Ralonzo said:

If Mancz has to miss time his backfill would likely be Van Roten, who's also a veteran and short-term serviceable with the interior line flex similar to Mancz.

 

So again, I haven't been watching film but what I've heard on Van Roten vs Mancz is that he's a big step down.  Have you seen anything there?

And apparently Van Roten's experience as a C in NFL games is actually slimmer than Bates so....do we rely on Bates, or look for a backup center in the cutoff bin?

 

46 minutes ago, Ralonzo said:

Anderson and Owen I think have been the two rooks who have shown out the best but I don't think they must make the 53, they seem like a decent bet to get to the PS in the waiver tsunami next week. It's easier to hide your guys in the crowd when everybody's cutting everyone. If it's only 8 OL held at cutdown, that's one more bubble guy (Hodgins, Blackshear, Lewis) who avoids waivers before the post-cutdown roster juggling. They can re-add OL after that. Boettger could be PUP or simply waived/injured - I'd be ok with that, I thought he was a JAG before his injury.

 

I don't think the Bills agree with you on the Boettger = JAG guy.  They actually signed him as a ERFA AFTER his injury, so if the intent were to waive him injured, why would they do that?  I don't see anything as changing since the Bills made that decision, it's not like he's been out there getting outplayed by Ford.

Edited August 23, 2022 by Beck Water

[Beck Water]

6 hours ago, GunnerBill said:

Jones is a lock. They have rested him the entire pre-season which is exactly what they did last year. If his place was in any jeopardy he'd have been given the chance to compete. You might not want him to be a lock. But he is a lock.  

 

So just listened to Brandon Beane's presser today.

 

I know some here will be distressed or even triggered by the news:  Beane was asked, when looking at the back end of the roster, how much weight do you put on guys who might be only special teams contributors,vs guys who might be able to contribute more at their position group offensively or defensively?  Of course Beane prevaricated some about the "only special teams", but he flat-out said if you aren't going to be starting every week, you have to be able to play special teams and "if it's close" we're going to err on the side of a guy who's a dominant special teams contributor. (this is about 12 minute in).

 

6 hours ago, GunnerBill said:

Yea Doyle if he is healthy. That gets you to 8. I think Bobby Hart and Greg Van Roten are battling for the 9th spot. 

 

Same presser, Beane said that Doyle is not expected to be a long-term injury, so there's your 8th.

 

I didn't catch anything he might have said about Mancz.

[MiltonWaddams]

3 minutes ago, Beck Water said:

 

So just listened to Brandon Beane's presser today.

 

 

 

 

Same presser, Beane said that Doyle is not expected to be a long-term injury, so there's your 8th.

 

I didn't catch anything he might have said about Mancz.

Mancz not yet ruled out for Friday. I’d give that a positive denotation. 

[Gugny]

Just now, MiltonWaddams said:

Mancz not yet ruled out for Friday. I’d give that a positive detonation. 

 

Why you blowin' stuff up??

[MiltonWaddams]

2 minutes ago, Gugny said:

 

Why you blowin' stuff up??

🤣 Denotation. Don’t put words in my mouth.

Edited August 23, 2022 by MiltonWaddams

[JohnBonhamRocks]

1 hour ago, Beck Water said:

I don't think the Bills agree with you on the Boettger = JAG guy.  They actually signed him as a ERFA AFTER his injury, so if the intent were to waive him injured, why would they do that?  I don't see anything as changing since the Bills made that decision, it's not like he's been out there getting outplayed by Ford.

JAG guy strikes me as someone who uses the ATM machine 

[MiltonWaddams]

4 minutes ago, JohnBonhamRocks said:

JAG guy strikes me as someone who uses the ATM machine 

So you have a problem with the just another guy guy, guy?

[BuffaloRebound]

6 hours ago, GunnerBill said:

 

Jones is a lock. They have rested him the entire pre-season which is exactly what they did last year. If his place was in any jeopardy he'd have been given the chance to compete. You might not want him to be a lock. But he is a lock.  

 

 

You’re probably right, but there’s also a chance that the Bills already know what Jones can do and since he’d probably retire if he got cut, why risk injury to the 12 year vet.  He’s guaranteed $650k even if he gets cut.  I’m not reading anything into him not playing in preseason other than the Bills are giving younger players every opportunity to take his spot.  

[ColoradoBills]

18 minutes ago, Beck Water said:

I know some here will be distressed or even triggered by the news:  Beane was asked, when looking at the back end of the roster, how much weight do you put on guys who might be only special teams contributors,vs guys who might be able to contribute more at their position group offensively or defensively?  Of course Beane prevaricated some about the "only special teams", but he flat-out said if you aren't going to be starting every week, you have to be able to play special teams and "if it's close" we're going to err on the side of a guy who's a dominant special teams contributor. (this is about 12 minute in).

 

Beane and McDermott say this every year.  Everyone knows that but every year there are also exceptions.

Last year Breida make the team and had limited ST play even when he was active for 9 games.

Gabe Davis wasn't a starter and took almost no ST snaps.

We'll have to wait another week to know.

 

What Beane said about Sweeney was interesting.  I now can see Knox, Howard, Sweeney as TEs especially since Dorsey said Gilliam

is strictly a FB.

[BullBuchanan]

20 hours ago, billsfan_34 said:

Got a feeling Cam Lewis sticks- plays both DB positions. Doubtful 5 RBs kept. Too risky to place Blackhear on the PS. I know I know Taiwan plays teams, but we have plenty of teamers. In my opinion, Jones is not a lock.

Risky how though? I love the way Blackshear has played, but realistically there's no path for him to be a contributor here. If Singletary commands big money after the season and the team decides to move on, he could certainly be a candidate for 3rd string next year, but there's a million guys that could be in that role. He'd almost certainly be inactive every week behind Cook and Moss. When Moss is due for a new contract the following year, that could put Blackshear into a 1a/1b possibility depending on how Cook turns out and is utilized, but that's 3 seasons away and there will be dozens of additional young RBs that enter the league by that time.

Even if Blackshear becomes a Hall of Famer, I don't see any way that happens as a Bill. There just isn't an opportunity for a guy like him here unless he starts becoming a dominant ST player.

Edited August 23, 2022 by BullBuchanan

[BuffaloRebound]

20 minutes ago, BullBuchanan said:

Risky how though? I love the way Blackshear has played, but realistically there's no path for him to be a contributor here. If Singletary commands big money after the season and the team decides to move on, he could certainly be a candidate for 3rd string next year, but there's a million guys that could be in that role. He'd almost certainly be inactive every week behind Cook and Moss. When Moss is due for a new contract the following year, that could put Blackshear into a 1a/1b possibility depending on how Cook turns out and is utilized, but that's 3 seasons away and there will be dozens of additional young RBs that enter the league by that time.

Even if Blackshear becomes a Hall of Famer, I don't see any way that happens as a Bill. There just isn't an opportunity for a guy like him here unless he starts becoming a dominant ST player.

I don’t know.  Running Backs get dinged up all the time.  They can have fumbling issues.  I think Blackshear would be active more than you think.  To me, Running Backs are like relief pitchers.  You go with the hot hand and move on to the next one when they aren’t productive.  That’s why I like keeping 4.  Jones is a RB in name only.  Might as well list him as a specialist like the long snapper.  

[JohnBonhamRocks]

1 hour ago, MiltonWaddams said:

So you have a problem with the just another guy guy, guy?

So long as the JAG guy’s name ain’t Guy, guy. 

[MiltonWaddams]

41 minutes ago, JohnBonhamRocks said:

So long as the JAG guy’s name ain’t Guy, guy. 

Assuredly, if so, it would be pronounced G-ee.

[GunnerBill]

2 hours ago, BuffaloRebound said:

 

You’re probably right, but there’s also a chance that the Bills already know what Jones can do and since he’d probably retire if he got cut, why risk injury to the 12 year vet.  He’s guaranteed $650k even if he gets cut.  I’m not reading anything into him not playing in preseason other than the Bills are giving younger players every opportunity to take his spot.  

 

People made this argument last year too. They were wrong then. You are wrong now. 

[Ralonzo]

4 hours ago, Beck Water said:

 

See, I haven't been watching film, so good assessment, appreciate that. 

 

BTW, are you doing coaches film on NFL+?  Have they repaired last year's downgrade yet, so that you can actually select plays and toggle between end zone and overhead views, and do slo-mo?

 

 

So again, I haven't been watching film but what I've heard on Van Roten vs Mancz is that he's a big step down.  Have you seen anything there?

And apparently Van Roten's experience as a C in NFL games is actually slimmer than Bates so....do we rely on Bates, or look for a backup center in the cutoff bin?

 

 

I don't think the Bills agree with you on the Boettger = JAG guy.  They actually signed him as a ERFA AFTER his injury, so if the intent were to waive him injured, why would they do that?  I don't see anything as changing since the Bills made that decision, it's not like he's been out there getting outplayed by Ford.

 

1. Nah, just caught the rebroadcast on NFLN last night and had enough in the DVR buffer.

2. Looks like Mancz will render things moot, he'll be in the traditional Bates Swiss Army role as his injury is not seen as serious.

3. Anyone knowing (not necessarily executing, but knowing) their assignment was a leg up on Ford in most cases. Boettger, I think he knows his assignments and tries to execute and sometimes succeeds, hence JAG.

[Beck Water]

37 minutes ago, Ralonzo said:

 

1. Nah, just caught the rebroadcast on NFLN last night and had enough in the DVR buffer.

2. Looks like Mancz will render things moot, he'll be in the traditional Bates Swiss Army role as his injury is not seen as serious.

3. Anyone knowing (not necessarily executing, but knowing) their assignment was a leg up on Ford in most cases. Boettger, I think he knows his assignments and tries to execute and sometimes succeeds, hence JAG.

 

I could entirely be wrong, but I didn't think the problem was usually Ford not knowing his assignment.  He just had sloppy technique with his hands and slow feet, so he got beat regularly.

[Beck Water]

On 8/21/2022 at 2:14 PM, marck said:

After yesterdays great performance I can the the complexity of putting together the 53 man initial roster, in this thread I am assuming Tre White is not put on pup and Ike Bottinger is

 

Here we go

 

QB - 2

 

Allen

Keenam

 

RB - 5

Singletary

Cook 
Moss

Blackshear

Jones - ST

Gilliam - FB/ST

 

WR - 7

 

Diggs

Davis

Mckenzie

Shakir

Crowder

Hodgkins

Kumerow - ST

 

TE - 3

 

Knox

Howard

Morris

 

 

OL - 9

 

Dawkins

Bates

Morse

Saffold

Brown

Quessenberry

Doyle

Mancz

Ford

Hart

 

Specialists - 3

 

Ferguson

Bass

Araiza

 

DL - 9

 

Miller 

Oliver

Jones

Rousseau

Basham

Epinesa

Lawson

Settle

Phillips

 

LB - 5

 

Edmunds

Milano

Dodson

Bernard

Matekevich - ST

 

CB - 6

 

White

Jackson

Johnson

Elam

Benford

Neal - ST

 

S - 4

 

Hyde

Poyer

Johnson

Hamlin

 

Your thoughts

 

So I'm gonna take a bit of a different angle - looking at the salary cap

 

I think this is a pretty good starting place, actually.  Changes (indicated in red above)

1) Blackshear -> PS, Gilliam counted as an RB (FB) per Dorsey interview

2) Morris added as a 3rd TE.  I personally think we might see an OJ Howard trade and keep Morris and Sweeney, but, unsure so I kept Howard and Morris for now

3) Ford traded and replaced by Bobby Hart (sorry guys)

 

So now, let's look at which guys who are in the top-51 currently would be gone:

Andre Smith (suspension) - $0.363M (6/17 of $1.03M)

Duke Johnson (cut)           -   0.920M

Greg Van Roten (cut)         -   0.895M

Jordan Miller (cut)              -  0.965M

Cam Lewis (cut)                 -0.895M

Matt Barkley (cut)              -0.920M

 

Current top-51 cap space per Spotrac: $4.156M

Added by the above cuts:                       $4.958M

 

Now we have to look at the next 8 guys who will now count in the 53 man roster:

Tommy Doyle $0.825M

Tyrel Dodson $0.895M

Dane Jackson $0.825M

Damar Hamlin $0.895M

Khalil Shakir  $0.705

Matt Araiza $0.705

Christian Benford $0.705

Isaiah Hodgins $0.705

Quintin Morris $0.705

(Ike Boettger won't count against the roster, but his salary will still be paid and will count against the cap, so we will have 54 players counting against the cap)

Need to subtract from our cap space: $6.965M

 

Estimated cap space remaining on the 53 man roster: $2.15M

 

I give up on understanding whether or not the team needs to include the practice squad this year and how many people can be on it. 

I googled.  But, if it's 16 players and we're relatively evenly split between rookies, players with more than 2 years experience, and players who draw the maximum pay, we would need something like $4.17M for the practice squad.

 

If we were to trade OJ Howard and keep Tommy Sweeney on the roster, that would save $1.98M for Howard and cost $0.965M for Sweeney, so save $1M

 

Beane has said in the past that he likes to go into the season with ~$3-5M to cover any need to sign injury replacements.  So he's gotta find a couple of million somewhere.

 

 

Edited August 24, 2022 by Beck Water

[ganesh]

5 hours ago, Beck Water said:

 

I could entirely be wrong, but I didn't think the problem was usually Ford not knowing his assignment.  He just had sloppy technique with his hands and slow feet, so he got beat regularly.

And yet he survived 3years in the league!

[GunnerBill]

14 hours ago, Beck Water said:

 

So I'm gonna take a bit of a different angle - looking at the salary cap

 

I think this is a pretty good starting place, actually.  Changes (indicated in red above)

1) Blackshear -> PS, Gilliam counted as an RB (FB) per Dorsey interview

2) Morris added as a 3rd TE.  I personally think we might see an OJ Howard trade and keep Morris and Sweeney, but, unsure so I kept Howard and Morris for now

3) Ford traded and replaced by Bobby Hart (sorry guys)

 

So now, let's look at which guys who are in the top-51 currently would be gone:

Andre Smith (suspension) - $0.363M (6/17 of $1.03M)

Duke Johnson (cut)           -   0.920M

Greg Van Roten (cut)         -   0.895M

Jordan Miller (cut)              -  0.965M

Cam Lewis (cut)                 -0.895M

Matt Barkley (cut)              -0.920M

 

Current top-51 cap space per Spotrac: $4.156M

Added by the above cuts:                       $4.958M

 

Now we have to look at the next 8 guys who will now count in the 53 man roster:

Tommy Doyle $0.825M

Tyrel Dodson $0.895M

Dane Jackson $0.825M

Damar Hamlin $0.895M

Khalil Shakir  $0.705

Matt Araiza $0.705

Christian Benford $0.705

Isaiah Hodgins $0.705

Quintin Morris $0.705

(Ike Boettger won't count against the roster, but his salary will still be paid and will count against the cap, so we will have 54 players counting against the cap)

Need to subtract from our cap space: $6.965M

 

Estimated cap space remaining on the 53 man roster: $2.15M

 

I give up on understanding whether or not the team needs to include the practice squad this year and how many people can be on it. 

I googled.  But, if it's 16 players and we're relatively evenly split between rookies, players with more than 2 years experience, and players who draw the maximum pay, we would need something like $4.17M for the practice squad.

 

If we were to trade OJ Howard and keep Tommy Sweeney on the roster, that would save $1.98M for Howard and cost $0.965M for Sweeney, so save $1M

 

Beane has said in the past that he likes to go into the season with ~$3-5M to cover any need to sign injury replacements.  So he's gotta find a couple of million somewhere.

 

 

Thanks. Really good breakdown. It's a good point about the practice squad and one I had totally forgotten. I think around $4m is just about right. I have been thinking Beane was over-egging it saying he might need to make a move but it is because I forgot about the PS. He repeated again yesterday that he would likely do a restructure, but even in addition the trade OJ Howard option must be intriguing to them. I wonder if they have made some calls? Even if you only got a 7th back as a salary cap dump for a guy who has underwhelmed it makes some sense. 

Edited August 24, 2022 by GunnerBill

[EmotionallyUnstable]

21 hours ago, GunnerBill said:

 

People made this argument last year too. They were wrong then. You are wrong now. 

Yea, but, people don’t forget!!!!

 

 

Cut his A**!!!!

[Airseven]

QB Allen

QB Keenum

RB Singletary

RB Moss

RB Cook

RB Jones

FB Gilliam

WR Diggs

WR Davis

WR McKenzie

WR Crowder

WR Shakir

WR Kumerow

TE Knox

TE Howard

TE Sweeney

TE Morris

OT Dawkins

OT Brown

OT Quessenberry

OT Doyle

G Saffold

G Bates

G Mancz

C Morse

DE Miller

DE Rousseau

DE Epenesa

DE Basham

DT Oliver

DT Jones

DT Settle

DT Phillips

DT Bryant

LB Edmunds

LB Milano

LB Dodson

LB Bernard

LB Matakevich

LB Spector

CB White

CB Jackson

CB Johnson

CB Elam

CB Benford

CB Neal

S Hyde

S Poyer

S Johnson

S Hamlin

LS Ferguson

K Bass

P Araiza

 

 

Edited August 24, 2022 by Airseven
Forgot RG

[LabattBlue]

Not only do I need my own thread, it is very important that I refer to myself in the 3rd person.  
 

Still a work in progress. Need to see preseason game #3. 
 

Josh Allen

52 other players

 

To quote Ron R…”I am very very close to finalizing the rest of my roster”.  

[Airseven]

You can probably add Bobby Hart. All signs are pointing to that.

[hemma]

Please add in Hodgins before the ST guys start hogging all the bench space.

 

Thank you

[mushypeaches]

Also, Blackshear looks to be RB 1 given all the pre-season excitement 

[LabattBlue]

I am close to adding Miller, Diggs and Hyde, but not until I pull an all night film study. 

Edited August 24, 2022 by BTB

[StHustle]

Punt God, Bass and Ferguson are probably safe options out the gate 🤷🏾‍♂️

 

Oh yeah...IN

[Freddie's Dead]

Be sure to cut Shaq Lawson in favor of Beach Boy...

[hemma]

3 minutes ago, BTB said:

I am close to adding Miller, Diggs and Hyde, but not until I pull an all night film study. 

Miller has been invisible in both games.  

 

Never mind.  I don’t want to influence your picks or anything.

[LabattBlue]

Just now, StHustle said:

Punt God, Bass and Ferguson are probably safe options out the gate 🤷🏾‍♂️

 

Oh yeah...IN

Unless McD buys into Schoop’s ramblings, and decides that will be no kicks this season.  No punts, no FG’s & no EP’s. 

[No_Matter_What]

Are you sure about Allen? He was benched last week.

[LabattBlue]

36 minutes ago, BTB said:

Not only do I need my own thread, it is very important that I refer to myself in the 3rd person.  
 

Still a work in progress. Need to see preseason game #3. 
 

Josh Allen

52 other players

 

To quote Ron R…”I am very very close to finalizing the rest of my roster”.  

Boo to my super important roster prediction being merged with someone else's uninformed guesses.  
 

I need a LAMP.  I want a LAMP.  Me me me…it’s all about me!