Ed_Formerly_of_Roch Posted September 13 Posted September 13 I'd go with Strong to give more time for White to heal up. Jets passing game isn't super strong Quote
3rdand12 Posted September 13 Posted September 13 Dorian If Tre is active ? You sprinkle him in 1 1 Quote
Jalan81 Posted September 13 Posted September 13 5 hours ago, strive_for_five_guy said: Tre. If both healthy, I want the guy w experience that’s proven he can perform at a high level in the NFL. I want the guy who doesn’t run in cement Quote
strive_for_five_guy Posted September 13 Posted September 13 36 minutes ago, Jalan81 said: I want the guy who doesn’t run in cement One game where Strong wasn’t picked on doesn’t mean he’s Old Faithful yet. Quote
hondo in seattle Posted September 13 Posted September 13 I voted for Tre because I'm voting for a fully healed Tre. I'm voting that Tre has returned to a level he hasn't touched in years. But if my vote doesn't make that happen, I trust the coaches to play the best man. 1 Quote
Max Fischer Posted September 14 Posted September 14 I chose Strong because he seemed to do OK and wonder if TW is best to come in if Strong struggles. I like the idea that more reps will improve DS’s play. However, if the Bills think TW is the best option to play, then I have no reason to doubt its the right move. 1 Quote
Wolfgang Posted September 14 Posted September 14 Strong looks strong... Jets look weak... We need a healthy Tre down the stretch... Quote
Mister Defense Posted September 14 Posted September 14 love me some Tre White, a seminal player for this era of the Bills, the first draft pick and defensive star under McDermott. But he has not looked like a starting cornerback since before his second injury, the achilles, and even then was clearly diminished by the first major injury, the ACL Consistency is key at that position and not allowing the big play. I have no confidence White can do either of those things consistently any more. If true, and starting, that would likely mean he would be easy pickings for a slew of the high level quarterbacks they play this year. No thanks, not worth the risk--if what we have seen of White the last few years is what we will get. And that inconsistency was a hallmark of his play this off season--sometimes good, solid, but too many break downs. Not a starting corner if what we saw is what he is now. So, Strong, and hope he gets better each week until Hairston comes back. In the end, if Strong can hold down the fort, they would then have a reliable back up too for the rest of the season. As Tre White transitions into a coach on the team he loves and who loves him back. Quote
PastaJoe Posted September 14 Posted September 14 Start Tre, see if he still has it, and then you know for the rest of the season. Quote
Thrivefourfive Posted September 14 Posted September 14 White is a reserve. He’s earned that, which is awesome really. The Jets game is the PERFECT for Strong. Benford will handle Garrett. Jets have nobody else. Stuff the gaps, make Hall bounce outside, and gang tackle him. Hit Fields as much as possible. Strong won’t be isolated with a touch WR matchup so he can show what he’s got playing the run. Quote
Ethan in Cleveland Posted September 14 Posted September 14 Let Strong keep playing until Hairston is ready to go Quote
ChronicAndKnuckles Posted September 14 Posted September 14 9 hours ago, NewEra said: Based on the opponent, I’d prefer Strong start this week vs the Jets. He’s a better tackler and I expect the Jets to focus on the run, screens and short pass game vs our D. I also think strong would be more effective getting Fields down on his scrambles. The Jets WRs look to be Wilson, Tyler Johnson (who I like more than most) and Lazard. Stick Benford on Wilson and I don’t think those guys would be able to take consistent advantage of Strong in the pass game. On top of that, after missing 3 weeks of practice, I don’t think 3 days of limited practice is enough to get Tre back right. That said- I believe McD will start Tre if he dresses Dorian Strong all day. Get him crucial experience in these early games that can benefit us greatly down the stretch. Coast on the offense while the defense works out its kinks. Plus, you never know who’s going to pan out or not. Hairston could bust and Strong could be the next Benford for all anybody knows. 1 Quote
Bills Fan in MD Posted September 14 Posted September 14 I'm just thankful that Kair Elam isn't an option. Quote
Ray Stonada Posted September 14 Posted September 14 Strong or Ingram for so many reasons. Tre is the perfect backup. 1 Quote
Jimmy Harris 69 Posted September 14 Posted September 14 Strong is the superior player, even as a rookie. Tre White was benched by the rams last year; they even paid him to play for ravens. He is a stop gap player at best. He’s a great teammate no doubt, but he suffered two extremely serious non contact leg injuries in the last three years. He is not the same player who once played a rough brand of one on one defense. McDermott, in his wisdom may play White, as once played Humber instead of Milano. But it will cost the team touchdowns . Quote
MJS Posted September 14 Posted September 14 Tre White for sure. We have to see how much we can rely on him this year. Quote
NewEra Posted September 14 Author Posted September 14 41 minutes ago, ChronicAndKnuckles said: Dorian Strong all day. Get him crucial experience in these early games that can benefit us greatly down the stretch. Coast on the offense while the defense works out its kinks. Plus, you never know who’s going to pan out or not. Hairston could bust and Strong could be the next Benford for all anybody knows. Plus the fact that the odds of Tre being healthy come playoffs are slim and Hairston may not ever be up to speed this season, he may very well be our CB2 when it matters most 1 Quote
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