two Player that can really change the Bills

[SoCal Deek]

17 minutes ago, SoonerBillsFan said:

Spot on.  The worst thing to happen to this franchise is Kim's health incident.   No way in hell would things have stood pat.

 

Again...maybe Josh has figured that out and realizes he isnt winning a championship here.  So, go out, play well bit no more killing yourself, jumping over people etc.  Be a great team mate, be a leader,but collect your paycheck and go hometown your wife.

 

I still bet he pulls a "Barry Sanders" after next season. Timing makes too much sense.

He's slowly turning into Mr. Glass 

I keep reading this Barry Sanders comparison but I’d suggest it’s far more likely that he demands to be traded to the Rams. He’d be closer to Hollywood for his eventual career move and his wife is from Southern California with a career of her own. He’d slide right in after Stafford retires and have McVay as his coach; a perfect fit for a star QB. 

[SoonerBillsFan]

2 minutes ago, SoCal Deek said:

I keep reading this Barry Sanders comparison but I’d suggest it’s far more likely that he demands to be traded to the Rams. He’d be closer to Hollywood for his eventual career move and his wife is from Southern California with a career of her own. He’d slide right in after Stafford retires and have McVay as his coach; a perfect fit for a star QB. 

Or Seattle even, its still west Coast.

[SoCal Deek]

Just now, SoonerBillsFan said:

Or Seattle even, its still west Coast.

Speaking as a Southern Californian, there’s literally nobody that considers Seattle approximate to Los Angeles. 😉

[dbfla10]

14 hours ago, MasterStrategist said:

Watson- with his injury history, are we really asking for another Curtis Samuel situation?

 

Belton- id say he has 13 starts across his 5 years in NFL, was delegated to a backup role and did you even know him before this past Sunday?

 

Belton is basically another Taylor Rapp IMO, just younger.

 

I like the creative ideas, not sure we should be trading for Watson with his injuries.  And why Belton, maybe we give Hancock some reps?

I like Belton cause I feel he's better than both safeties we have now. He's better in coverage (actually a little under rated. Better tackler IMO. Brings a lot of energy that I feel this team needs. But the big one is hes a ball hawk. Consistent in taking the ball away. Could probably get him for a 6 or 7 with the ability to extend him to say 2 yrs 6mil. Not to mention he's on pace to possibly be a pro bowl special teamer (currently leads NFL in special teams tackles).

[MasterStrategist]

1 minute ago, dbfla10 said:

I like Belton cause I feel he's better than both safeties we have now. He's better in coverage (actually a little under rated. Better tackler IMO. Brings a lot of energy that I feel this team needs. But the big one is hes a ball hawk. Consistent in taking the ball away. Could probably get him for a 6 or 7 with the ability to extend him to say 2 yrs 6mil. Not to mention he's on pace to possibly be a pro bowl special teamer (currently leads NFL in special teams tackles).

S/T yes, but we already have that in Sam Franklin.

 

And Belton is starting for them in the meantime, while Holland is hurt with his knee.  I highly doubt we're trading for him or any safety.  This defense takes so long to get safeties acclimated - it's probably the most complicated position in our defensive scheme.

 

If we're making any trades, it's for a "1-1" player (ie: a Corner or WR) -- much easier to get them acclimated.  Highly doubt we trade for a corner with Max coming back soon.

[dave mcbride]

1 hour ago, SoonerBillsFan said:

He's slowly turning into Mr. Glass 

He has played in 34 out of 40 games for the Bills in his career: 85 percent of them. I would bet good money that this is par for the course for NFL players 2.5 years into their careers. Almost all of them get nicked up and miss games.

[Maine-iac]

Rather than burning draft capitol I'd go practice squad diving.  Nick Nash (Atlanta) and Keondre Jackson (Baltimore) would both be upgrades to what we currently have.  Nash is a big bodied former QB with a nice burst who knows how to get open.  Not a speedster but neither is Puca.  Jackson is a big hitting safety who had coverage concerns but through the bowl games and preseason looked pretty solid.  He's not a speedster but neither was Rapp.  At least Jackson is young healthy and willing to bring down some RB's.  I wanted Mukuba but speedy coverage safeties are just not sitting around on practice squads waiting to get snatched up.  Hopefully Hancock gets some looks at some point.

Edited 5 hours ago by Maine-iac

[Buffalo716]

8 hours ago, SoonerBillsFan said:

Spot on.  The worst thing to happen to this franchise is Kim's health incident.   No way in hell would things have stood pat.

 

Again...maybe Josh has figured that out and realizes he isnt winning a championship here.  So, go out, play well bit no more killing yourself, jumping over people etc.  Be a great team mate, be a leader,but collect your paycheck and go hometown your wife.

 

I still bet he pulls a "Barry Sanders" after next season. Timing makes too much sense.

He's slowly turning into Mr. Glass 

That opinion honestly makes me sick to my stomach 

 

To thank Josh Allen who has a world-class fire has just given up lol no history says in 10 years he's probably most likely not married to that woman 

 

But he is going to be a buffalo bill for life 

 

We literally are top of the NFL in rushing attempts doing what everybody was screaming for years to do.. take the pressure off Josh Allen 

 

Now it's a boring regular season because we are holding him back 

 

So in January and February he can explode without having 17 regular season games of a heavy workload

 

Josh Allen is the current NFL iron Man at QB lol that's kind of the opposite of glass my friend since football is 100% injury rates sport.. he's the most durable quarterback

 

He's the only one who can push Brett favre's iron Man streak

Edited 4 hours ago by Buffalo716

[SoonerBillsFan]

1 hour ago, Buffalo716 said:

That opinion honestly makes me sick to my stomach 

 

To thank Josh Allen who has a world-class fire has just given up lol no history says in 10 years he's probably most likely not married to that woman 

 

But he is going to be a buffalo bill for life 

 

We literally are top of the NFL in rushing attempts doing what everybody was screaming for years to do.. take the pressure off Josh Allen 

 

Now it's a boring regular season because we are holding him back 

 

So in January and February he can explode without having 17 regular season games of a heavy workload

 

Josh Allen is the current NFL iron Man at QB lol that's kind of the opposite of glass my friend since football is 100% injury rates sport.. he's the most durable quarterback

 

He's the only one who can push Brett favre's iron Man streak

First, I dont care it makes you sick, MANY see it

 

2nd the Mr. Glass comment was in regards to Kincaid, not Allen

[Buffalo716]

26 minutes ago, SoonerBillsFan said:

First, I dont care it makes you sick, MANY see it

 

2nd the Mr. Glass comment was in regards to Kincaid, not Allen

Some people see it 

 

This is also the same website that sees the downside of everything 

 

It went from a tortured fan base to ask spoiled as the Patriots and we haven't even won a super bowl.. people are very spoiled right now 

 

And there's a lot of massochism in this fan base so they always don't think we could have nice things.. so they think Josh Allen will end up in San Francisco 

 

Yet everything Josh Allen has said since he was 20 years old in college says he's not going to do that.. if anything he'll be 40 years old like Tom Brady and leave after he's done everything he wanted to do in Buffalo 

 

It's not a cliche when Josh Allen says it.. he literally has a wing of our pediatric hospital named after him he's not going to tear up his legacy which is tied to what he's going to do with the bills including the future

Edited 2 hours ago by Buffalo716

[SoonerBillsFan]

4 minutes ago, Buffalo716 said:

Some people see it 

 

This is also the same website that sees the downside of everything 

 

It went from a tortured fan base to ask spoiled as the Patriots and we haven't even won a super bowl.. people are very spoiled right now 

 

And there's a lot of massochism in this fan base so they always don't think we could have nice things.. so they think Josh Allen will end up in San Francisco 

 

Yet everything Josh Allen has said since he was 20 years old in college says he's not going to do that.. if anything he'll be 40 years old like Tom Brady and leave after he's done everything he wanted to do in Buffalo 

 

It's not a cliche when Josh Allen says it.. he literally has a wing of our pediatric hospital named after him he's not going to tear up his legacy which is tied to what he's going to do with the bills including the future

You are whistling through the graveyard.   

[Buffalo716]

7 minutes ago, SoonerBillsFan said:

You are whistling through the graveyard.   

So you think Josh Allen is just going to retire at 32? The guy who has always had the fire to be the best ever? 

 

John elway didn't win his super bowls till his penultimate season.. pretty sure Josh grew up idolizing those Montana's and Brady's and elways

 

He's not the intellectual like Andrew luck who doesn't care about his legacy on the grid iron.. I can't see Josh Allen retiring before he's 37-38

 

You say whistling through the graveyard or rose colored glasses... How many Hall of Fame quarterbacks retired in the midst of their prime

Edited 2 hours ago by Buffalo716

[SoonerBillsFan]

4 minutes ago, Buffalo716 said:

So you think Josh Allen is just going to retire at 32? The guy who has always had the fire to be the best ever? 

 

John elway didn't win his super bowls till his penultimate season.. pretty sure Josh grew up idolizing those Montana's and Brady's and elways

 

He's not the intellectual like Andrew luck who doesn't care about his legacy on the grid iron.. I can't see Josh Allen retiring before he's 37-38

 

You say whistling through the graveyard or rose colored glasses... How many Hall of Fame quarterbacks retired in the midst of their prime

Yes, I say he could walk away from it all after next year.