The Bills were high bidders for Waddle, tried acquiring Williams

[DuckyBoys]

He put himself in the same position yet again  You would think after picking up Cooper out of desperation last year we would be in the same situation yet again  Did we watch the same games he did last season?  What make him think Keon would take a giant leap.?  Or that this would be the year Samuel actually contributed?  Or that Kincaid could be counted on to stay healthy for any length of time?  Or that Palmer was anything more than a third/fourth option? What a dope  Not one proven boundary wr on a roster and this is how you go into the season hoping to contend for a super bowl  Just trade Josh already  Its clear you have no idea what you possess 

[T master]

11 hours ago, babulator said:

Beane was trying.

And it worked .

[Buffalo716]

55 minutes ago, DuckyBoys said:

He put himself in the same position yet again  You would think after picking up Cooper out of desperation last year we would be in the same situation yet again  Did we watch the same games he did last season?  What make him think Keon would take a giant leap.?  Or that this would be the year Samuel actually contributed?  Or that Kincaid could be counted on to stay healthy for any length of time?  Or that Palmer was anything more than a third/fourth option? What a dope  Not one proven boundary wr on a roster and this is how you go into the season hoping to contend for a super bowl  Just trade Josh already  Its clear you have no idea what you possess 

Any Bills fan that says the trade Josh Allen...

[In Summary]

In hindsight after today, there are two many roster holes and coaching issues to think getting fleeced for draft picks would have been worth it.

[Dafan]

11 hours ago, LEBills said:

I doubt they would have traded with us, but if that was the only hold up you give them a 2026 1st rounder. 

I'm wondering if the 2026 1st round pick was tied up in the offer for Williams?

[Mikie2times]

3 minutes ago, In Summary said:

In hindsight after today, there are two many roster holes and coaching issues to think getting fleeced for draft picks would have been worth it.

You trust lil baller Beane to plug the boat in the draft?

[BillsFooteball]

The only positive I see is they aren’t blind and know this is the team’s biggest weakness and that was before the embarrassment of the Miami game today. This will be addressed just unfortunately won’t be this year and that’s a damn shame 

[EmotionallyUnstable]

If Waddle was on the Bills sideline today, instead of the Dolphins, idk that it changes the outcome of the game. 

[26TrapDraw]

13 hours ago, James Can Cook said:

Jokes on them we are taking the division regardless of those potential trades.

We have a better chance of seeing God

[In Summary]

1 hour ago, Mikie2times said:

You trust lil baller Beane to plug the boat in the draft?

No

[BillsFanForever19]

11 hours ago, FireChans said:

This is the clip I saw. Not sure if there was a longer segment.

 

 

 

Thank you for this.

 

I'm not trying to bend over backwards to defend Beane. And maybe this comes across this way, but the reports were:

 

1.) We were the highest bidder.

 

2.) The Jets and Dolphins didn't want to help us.

 

3.) The high offer was a 1st in 2027, but that they wanted at least a 2026 1st to move him.

 

I know this will prob make people roll their eyes, but it wasn't ever said that the Dolphins made it clear to Beane that they *would* trade him to us if we offered them a 1st in 2026 instead and that Beane made the conscious decision not to do that.

 

It's altogether possible that we made the offer, were told to go F ourselves bc we were in the division, and that was that. That the wanting a 1st in 2026 was a separate point in generally explaining no one met that and thus he was never moved.

 

Especially since it flies in the face of the initial report of them not wanting to help us. If it was our decision to turn down a 1st in 2026 - then they *were* willing to help us.

Edited 14 minutes ago by BillsFanForever19