Tre White is damaging his legacy with the Bills and he needs to retire

[Behindenemylines]

Ive got to say that if I’m a player, with a very limited horizon I take every dollar I get on a contract. 
 

who really gives a sh$& about a legacy if your giving up millions of dollars.  I mean in 10 years are we pining for the Tre days of ore??   Heck no.  The goalie academy was funny and great in it time.  
 

if I’m a player I make every cent I can and then say FU to the league and move on with life.  He’s not an Allen or a Mahomes who will be part of things 20 Years from now.  (And probably only 10 from now)
 

[Brianmoorman4jesus]

2 hours ago, 3rdand12 said:

Who is playing corner then ? Not how Bills planned this for sure. Tre was the Vet back up and surprised a few he could still play. and he has. But he is the Vet back up while bringing Hairston and or Strong. Aren't both injured currently ?

 

Bring in Woolen ? Seahawks dude,  somehow. I read that some where. But yea. its time for Beane's wizardry. Get out the credit card

not sure about playing safety for Tre.

Poyer was a worser and seriously desperate move

No matter what not him. You want my real answer? Tarron Johnson is a shell of what he was. This team is obsessed with him. Move him outside or bench him. Harrison needs to play as soon as possible idc what he knows. The defense is not working. There’s no idea that’s crazy.

[Success]

I've been keeping a close eye on Tre.

 

He really isn't bad at all. I think we're just looking for reasons to go bananas about the secondary - it's a bad unit overall, but Tre isn't this huge problem.

 

[thenorthremembers]

His legacy?  What exactly is his legacy?  He isnt a hall of famer.  He's a two time pro bowler who peaked at 25 and has been on the decline since.  He's been a good player for the Bills but in ten years he will be a distant memory.   He isnt ruining a legacy in the least.  He's been pretty average, but Benford and Johnson have too.   

[Buffalo03]

On 10/14/2025 at 12:06 AM, Roundybout said:

Tre White left us as a beloved All-Pro defensive back who got hit with two brutal injuries. 
 

Now, he’s back. And he’s unplayable. I’d argue he’s unrosterable. 
 

He is constantly 15 yards away from receivers. He takes horrific penalties because he can’t keep up anymore with offenses. 
 

I can’t recall the last big play he’s made for us. 
 

White needs to retire for the good of his legacy. It’s such a shame to watch. I’d argue it’s borderline selfish for him to keep going like this. 

Did you tell him this?

[bubba2018]

what mentorship could white actually give? how to get cooked?

[beerme1]

To be fair Tre should have and was expected to see only spot duty. Not his fault we're putting him in position to fail. You weren't and I wasn't expecting him to be a starter. Play a series here or there yes. That's it. He can't do what were asking him to do. You know it. I know it. Why don't they know it?

[ganesh]

Benford looks a shell of himself.

Rookies Hairston and Strong both are out due to bad injuries (Strong's may be career ending).

Tre has been average or below average. 

Rapp is pretty bad

Bishop is playing average

Johnson is playing average

 

Without that coverage, that DL is not getting the time to get to the QB.  

 

DBs are supposed to be McDermott's strengths...This year - it has been anything but that.   Plus we are not getting the turnovers that we have always got...

[Buffalo Ballin]

Forget the injuries.

 

EVERY SINGLE NFL team has injuries. So please save it with the injuries excuse.

 

Overall, this defense is washed up. McDermott's and Babich's coaching hurt more. Tre White, being out there, is a negative for everyone involved.

 

Again, this goes back to Beane. He shouldn't have offered Tre White anything in the first place. I was strongly against the signing because Tre was done.

 

 

Edited 2 hours ago by Buffalo Ballin