Elijah Moore to Denver PS

[jlatas]

https://x.com/TomPelissero/status/1995894007897940119?s=20

 

Maybe they'll figure out how to use him.

Edited 3 hours ago by jlatas

[Boatdrinks]

Good for him. Goes to a team with a better record and better chance at the Super Bowl . Even if it’s only PS 

[BuffaloBillyG]

Hell see a lot of snaps on their...PS. Well played Eli. 

[boyst]

That team needs targets downfield for that offense. He can open up their playbook. Let's hope he can latch on and have some great games against everyone but the Bills 

[gonzo1105]

I mean it will be hard for him to crack that WR lineup with Sutton , Franklin, Bryant. I’m surprised they gave up on Vele so early and traded him to the Saints after a decent rookie season 

[Mister Defense]

Well, after seeing how Brady almost completely neglected what I thought would be a dynamic aspect of the team this year, three running backs who could all run AND catch very well, I would not at all be surprised to see Moore soon get on the roster in Denver soon and make a difference.

 

When they said Davis had less than 50 yards rushing at the start of the last game, or something like that, if made me sick to my stomach. 

 

Why can't Brady or McDermott see what seems so completely obvious? It seems to be in some ways a lesser replay of what dumb dorsey did, what got him fired--not using their talent well, and neglecting some very obvious strong pieces.

 

It will be their undoing, in my book.

 

 

[Never NEVER Give-up]

Good for Eli.  We had no idea what to do with him!  I was excited when Bean signed him (same goes for Samuel), but other than McKenzie, they haven't found anyone for that role despite both being better receivers than McKenzie.  Go figure.

[Alphadawg7]

I had expected him to land with Ravens, Pats, Niners, or Chargers personally.  But Broncos makes sense too, just thought those other teams could use the help more.  

[vtnatefootball11]

11 minutes ago, Mister Defense said:

Well, after seeing how Brady almost completely neglected what I thought would be a dynamic aspect of the team this year, three running backs who could all run AND catch very well, I would not at all be surprised to see Moore soon get on the roster in Denver soon and make a difference.

 

When they said Davis had less than 50 yards rushing at the start of the last game, or something like that, if made me sick to my stomach. 

 

Why can't Brady or McDermott see what seems so completely obvious? It seems to be in some ways a lesser replay of what dumb dorsey did, what got him fired--not using their talent well, and neglecting some very obvious strong pieces.

 

It will be their undoing, in my book.

 

 

 

Ray Davis is a solid backup but I want him touching the ball as little as possible to briefly spell Cook, nothing more. Johnson is a great pass catching back and adds a little bit of a compliment but with what we are paying Cook, he should be closer to a 3 down bell cow back, and he has the skills to do it, so that is going to eat into Davis' touches (and Johnson's to an extent) and I'm completely fine with that. Why would we ever want Davis with the ball in his hands vs Cook? 

 

The obvious thing that Beane and McDermott both missed is how bad our WR corp is. It has been laughably bad the last two years. We needed to add two difference makers really, but at least one. And we failed to add a single difference maker in two consecutive offseasons during Josh Allen's prime. That is criminal. 

[Donuts and Doritos]

I too look for gems in the fantasy waiver & FA wire this time of year. Never seems to works out.

[SoonerBillsFan]

58 minutes ago, jlatas said:

https://x.com/TomPelissero/status/1995894007897940119?s=20

 

Maybe they'll figure out how to use him.

Don't be shocked if he does well there

[BADOLBILZ]

1 hour ago, jlatas said:

Maybe they'll figure out how to use him.

 

When you find yourself uttering that sentence unsarcastically........just know it means you are talking about a dumb player.

 

In Elijah Moore's last game as a Buffalo Bill........two passes intended for him resulted in interceptions.   

 

That's who he is.

 

I hope Denver figures it out because the way you use him is you throw it where he's supposed to be and then the other team catches it because even they know that's where he was supposed to be.

 

[Doc Brown]

Sean Payton's a good offense mind so I doubt he ever sees the field unless there's cluster injuries at the position.

[BADOLBILZ]

8 minutes ago, Doc Brown said:

Sean Payton's a good offense mind so I doubt he ever sees the field unless there's cluster injuries at the position.

 

 

Coincidentally, Sean Payton is also the guy who signed CJ Spiller away from the Bills and thought he'd hit the jackpot.  And so did a lot of Bills fans on TSW who figured Payton could figure out how to use him.     

 

 

[HOUSE]

Oh nooooo

He was supposed to sign with Carolina than hop the shuttle back to Buffalo next year. 

This will never work in Denver

 

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Edited 29 minutes ago by HOUSE

[astb41]

Denver expects to see us in the playoffs.  this is purely for information

[boyst]

Just now, astb41 said:

Denver expects to see us in the playoffs.  this is purely for information

I don't know that the Broncos have a message board, but I hope that they have a thread announcing the signing of this guy to the practice squad or someone has said the words championship. 

[Buffalo716]

Dude he's not just magically going to turn it on lol

 

I had some hopes for him but he's literally a walking turnover when you target him..

 

Look at Josh Allen's passer rating targeting him... He's not a friendly qb Target anymore I don't think it's magically turning on

[Doc Brown]

8 minutes ago, BADOLBILZ said:

 

 

Coincidentally, Sean Payton is also the guy who signed CJ Spiller away from the Bills and thought he'd hit the jackpot.  And so did a lot of Bills fans on TSW who figured Payton could figure out how to use him.     

 

 

I stand corrected.  Pry should've given Spiller an IQ test before expecting him to learn that system.