Bills’ greatest needs heading into the trade deadline?

[ChronicAndKnuckles]

2 hours ago, GASabresIUFan said:

The more things change the more they stay the same.  IMHO the 3 biggest areas of need are the same as they were in the off-season. 1) WR, 2) CB, 3) S

 

1) The WR group of Palmer, Coleman, Shakir, Moore, Samuel and Shavers aren’t get the job done.  They just aren’t creating separation and aren’t getting deep.  We need a legit deep threat to stretch the field and have no one on the roster that can do it.  
 

2) CB - Benford is a given, but White is terrible and Hairston is just beginning to work his way back to the field and as a rookie has zero NFL experience.  We need a legit starter to play opposite of Benford sooner than later.

 

3) Safety - Bishop is improving, but Rapp should be a backup and Poyer isn’t the answer.  We need someone to pair with Bishop.  

 

I doubt Beane is capable of filling all these needs at the deadline, but if this is the season to go all in, maybe he can fix two of the 3. My choices would be a WR and a CB.

 

 

1) WR

2) WR

3) WR

 

Buffalo needs to splurge for a receiver with some real speed. Look at what this has done for KC having Rashee Rice back. I hope Beane makes serious inquiries into a potential younger guy who could have a serious future here, but in a SB window I am open for a year rental if the price is right. 

[Billsfanatic8989]

Olave or Shaheed for WR. 

 

If New Orleans wants a 1st rounder, just give it to them. Hopefully they go for a 2nd though. 

 

No receiver upgrade coming out of the deadline s a fireable offense.

[Paup 1995MVP]

19 minutes ago, Billsfanatic8989 said:

Olave or Shaheed for WR. 

 

If New Orleans wants a 1st rounder, just give it to them. Hopefully they go for a 2nd though. 

 

No receiver upgrade coming out of the deadline s a fireable offense.

Are Wilkerson and Cain still on the practice squad?  Obviously they are not studs.  But both are better than Keon right now.  Sit the boys ass down for a few games, so he can learn his craft.  He looks like he has no idea what he is doing on the field.  That the Bills drafted a guy as raw as Keon with so little separation skills early in the second round, when WR was such an important need at the time is mind numbing.  

 

Who is our WR's coach anyways?  What is that guy even doing?