How high is Bishop's ceiling?

[GreggTX]

He has missed much time in his 1st 2 seasons, but he's clearly starting to get it. He is also an excellent athlete -- RAS was 9.88 out of a possible 10.0.

Assuming that he enjoys relatively good health, how good will he be 2-5 seasons from now? 

 

Edited 2 hours ago by GreggTX

[Kirby Jackson]

He has a chance to be a Pro Bowl level safety IMO. Bishop is really developing. He has the physical skills to be a very good centerfielder 

[GoBills808]

Micah Hyde 

[Brand J]

Modern day John Lynch

[Urban Achievers]

We (my family) are super stoked about his play and feel he’s getting better every game. I’m not sure what his ceiling is but at this point seems high. I noticed him confidently giving on field directions yesterday too. 

Edited 2 hours ago by Urban Achievers

[BillsPride12]

I was just thinking about this yesterday myself and I think he has a very high ceiling. Has strong athleticism and instincts and continues to improve every week. I know this sounds crazy but I think he can be pretty close to a Troy Polamalu level player for us if he continues to develop. He is a really damn good ball player 

[Blainorama5]

My guess is about 8-9 feet.  As far as football goes ... love seeing him playing more instinctively.  As he gets more experience, he should eventually play smarter.  Good progress for sure!! 👍

[BillsPride12]

2 minutes ago, GoBills808 said:

Micah Hyde 

Loved Micah but I think Bishop has a much higher ceiling than that 

[Just Jack]

I've never been in his house, but typical height is 8-9 feet. Higher end homes can go up to 10 feet or more. 

[Process]

Laughing thinking what the responses to this would have been just one month ago. 

 

Things change fast in the NFL. 

[RoyBatty is alive]

6 minutes ago, GoBills808 said:

Micah Hyde 

Way beyond Micah Hyde.  Bishop is bigger and both have the same speed.  Bishop has had two breakout games this year with an extremely high limit.  He will only get better with experience.

Edited 2 hours ago by RoyBatty is alive

[H2o]

Ceiling height? Vaulted

[nuklz2594]

next season put a "C" on his jersey

[ColoradoBills]

Seriously,

He is coming along really well.

 

Glad they didn't listen to the "bust" calls we all heard.

[BuffaloMatt]

Poyer playing instead of Rapp has really helped him IMO. 

[Kirby Jackson]

4 minutes ago, Process said:

Laughing thinking what the responses to this would have been just one month ago. 

 

Things change fast in the NFL. 

I think that the ceiling was always high. The athletic ability is there. The floor was pretty low though. He looked lost. Some guys could be really good or just bad. Other guys range from a little below average to a little above average. 

[RoyBatty is alive]

3 minutes ago, nuklz2594 said:

next season put a "C" on his jersey

that is a real possibility

[dave mcbride]

10 minutes ago, RoyBatty is alive said:

Way beyond Micah Hyde.  Bishop is bigger and both have the same speed.  Bishop has had two breakout games this year with an extremely high limit.  He will only get better with experience.

Hyde has a significantly bigger wingspan - an arm length of 31.5" to Bishop's 29.75." That's significant. The Bills have always prioritized long arms for their DBs. Bishop doesn't have especially long arms, but in my opinion was a hell of a player at Utah and an excellent prospect. I really liked the pick at the time.

7 minutes ago, Kirby Jackson said:

I think that the ceiling was always high. The athletic ability is there. The floor was pretty low though. He looked lost. Some guys could be really good or just bad. Other guys range from a little below average to a little above average. 

I always figured he'd eventually get it. He was a smart player coming out and the college game is so different. Learning the safety position in the Bills' D is going to take some time for any rookie. 

[QB Bills]

His diagonal pursuit skills are limitless. His up and down and side to side instincts are pretty much non-existent though.

Edited 2 hours ago by QB Bills

[NewEra]

Ceiling is 1st team All-Pro.  If he keeps this type of play up, he’ll be a pro bowler this season