Bills roster moves - Sanders off of IR, Hardman signed to roster, Gabe elevated

[philholbroo]

30 minutes ago, OldTimer1960 said:

How do you figure?  

They complement each others abilities very well with putting different wrinkles in what the defense needs to watch for. Add in shakir and the balance is great. It would just matter on game plan and play calling at that point. Watch early in season when both on field together.

[BananaB]

28 minutes ago, HOUSE said:

Great, our problems are now over.

No need to draft any more of those freaking WRs

Let's go CB and LB.

Bitching about WRs is one of the dumbest arguments. 😂

[Walking Tall]

13 minutes ago, BuffaloBillyG said:

Scratch or not it's looking like his time is winding down in Buffalo. It really feels like he is a trade candidate in the off-season. Would be good for the Bills to get even a late pick swap for him at this point and it may be just what he needs too.

Maybe we can get a kickoff tee for him. 

[Mailman]

24 minutes ago, Kelly to Allen said:

You're probably right. Just hoping it's more him adjusting to the pros than not being good.

 

 

But you're probably correct. Sucks...  

 

Bernard Ford all over again 

It was a terrible pick. We all saw it and knew it in real time.  

[reddogblitz]

21 minutes ago, D. L. Hot-Flamethrower said:

 

 

According to sources I'll believe it when I see it.

[HOUSE]

3 minutes ago, BananaB said:

Bitching about WRs is one of the dumbest arguments. 😂

We actually have a Choo Choo 🤪

[Kirby Jackson]

Just now, reddogblitz said:

 

According to sources I'll believe it when I see it.

Why would you doubt that? They elevated Gabe and signed Hardman to the active roster. They criticized his effort all week. Lol, why would this be shocking?? 

[jcamm1966]

found the source

[Shortchaz]

23 minutes ago, D. L. Hot-Flamethrower said:

 

This could be a straight up punitive thing but it has the whiff of something deeper. like, this staff doesn’t know how to use talent, especially on offense. 
 

they jam the guy in at wr 1, something he’s not suited for, and he, predictably, underperforms. 
 

Is this McDermott sticking it to beane or Brady scapegoating Coleman? Or is it as simple as Coleman stinks or is a cancer? 
 

It’s days of our lives at one bills drive. 

[Delete_Delete_Delete]

34 minutes ago, D. L. Hot-Flamethrower said:

 

100% expected this. Gabe isn’t anything special, but if he’s healthy, given his familiarity with Josh, it makes sense. There is nothing Keon does better than Gabe, and 17 needs somebody he feels he can trust out there.

 

Between this and the Elam pick, somebody needs to be held accountable. Because if you’re going to whiff this freaking bad, while also not hitting a single 1st round pick not named Josh Allen out of the park in almost a decade now, you might as well be trading those picks for proven players like Jaylen Waddle, George Pickens or Micah Parsons. 

 

“But the cap”… then manage it better? Maybe don’t overpay to “resign our own” when you can’t draft worth half a 💩 in the first place.

Edited 2 hours ago by Delete_Delete_Delete

[Steptide]

Sorry if already posted 

 

 

[Kirby Jackson]

1 minute ago, Shortchaz said:

This could be a straight up punitive thing but it has the whiff of something deeper. like, this staff doesn’t know how to use talent, especially on offense. 
 

they jam the guy in at wr 1, something he’s not suited for, and he, predictably, underperforms. 
 

Is this McDermott sticking it to beane or Brady scapegoating Coleman? Or is it as simple as Coleman stinks or is a cancer? 
 

It’s days of our lives at one bills drive. 

He’s not very good and the rewatch was devastating for him. The effort was appalling and everyone saw it. They can send a message to the team and a young player. If he was good, they’d overlook it. This isn’t some conspiracy or scapegoating or anything of the sort. It’s a bad player, on a bad group, that’s struggling, getting benched. They’re going to try two different guys tomorrow and get Palmer back. They’re throwing things at the wall and seeing what sticks. With the exception of Shakir, none of those guys should be guaranteed a jersey. Palmer is the best of the bunch and he’s a role player.

[transient]

The fact that the combination of Gabe Davis active, Hardman signed to the active roster, and Coleman may be inactive gave me a twinge of hope makes me want to slap Brandon Beane in the back of the head...

[JESSEFEFFER]

12 minutes ago, Steptide said:

Sorry if already posted 

 

 

Cover1 has had many film room sessions with Bills players.  They have sources.  Funny that Greg reacts to a Tweet by Eric (I assume.)

[Kelly to Allen]

15 minutes ago, Delete_Delete_Delete said:

100% expected this. Gabe isn’t anything special, but if he’s healthy, given his familiarity with Josh, it makes sense. There is nothing Keon does better than Gabe, and 17 needs somebody he feels he can trust out there.

 

Between this and the Elam pick, somebody needs to be held accountable. Because if you’re going to whiff this freaking bad, while also not hitting a single 1st round pick not named Josh Allen out of the park in almost a decade now, you might as well be trading those picks for proven players like Jaylen Waddle, George Pickens or Micah Parsons. 

 

“But the cap”… then manage it better? Maybe don’t overpay to “resign our own” when you can’t draft worth half a 💩 in the first place.

Rousseau and Oliver and Kincaid along with Hairston look like excellent picks 

 

I'm critical of Beane a little bit come on....

 

Rousseau at the end of rd1 is a FRICKIN home run.

 

 

[Avisan]

1 minute ago, Kelly to Allen said:

Rousseau and Oliver and Kincaid along with Hairston look like excellent picks 

 

I'm critical of Beane a little bit come on....

 

Rousseau at the end of rd1 is a FRICKIN home run.

 

 

This board dramatically underrates Rousseau because he's not a sack monster, ignoring that expected sack monsters don't make it out of the first 15 picks.  Dude is a beast against the run and does all the dirty work while being an adequate sack guy.  He's an extremely solid pick for his draft slot.

[dorquemada]

I’m actually pretty surprised that Beane/McD are responding to the poor play and pressure from the media/fans.    It’s really more their style to insist that they are right and don’t believe your lyin’ eyes

[WotAGuy]

3 minutes ago, Avisan said:

This board dramatically underrates Rousseau because he's not a sack monster, ignoring that expected sack monsters don't make it out of the first 15 picks.  Dude is a beast against the run and does all the dirty work while being an adequate sack guy.  He's an extremely solid pick for his draft slot.

If I was picking, every first rounder would be a HOFer. I can design a better offense and defense too.  I’m good at multitasking. 

[Shortchaz]

27 minutes ago, Kirby Jackson said:

He’s not very good and the rewatch was devastating for him. The effort was appalling and everyone saw it. They can send a message to the team and a young player. If he was good, they’d overlook it. This isn’t some conspiracy or scapegoating or anything of the sort. It’s a bad player, on a bad group, that’s struggling, getting benched. They’re going to try two different guys tomorrow and get Palmer back. They’re throwing things at the wall and seeing what sticks. With the exception of Shakir, none of those guys should be guaranteed a jersey. Palmer is the best of the bunch and he’s a role player.

Okay, he stinks, but that has to be an indictment on management. Either they completely whiffed on drafting or the staff is incapable of managing him properly. One would think a benefit of the process would be ability to handle these things at a player level. 

Edited 1 hour ago by Shortchaz

[Captain Hindsight]

1 hour ago, D. L. Hot-Flamethrower said:

 

Keon either takes this as a message and get his ass in gear, or he is traded for peanuts in March. 
 

My bet is on the peanuts