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I saw that yesterday. He lost me a little bit when he talked about Geno Stone and Damar Hamlin. 😂😂

 

The Bills secondary though has a chance to be really good. I think the key is the development of Hairston. He has the talent to be a top end CB. He was considered a potential top 10 pick prior to getting hurt. He went out and ran the fastest 40 at the combine and still ended up in round 1. If he’s the guy that he’s capable of being they could be elite. 

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I think the goal should be to just be healthy enough in the secondary when the playoffs start.  That has been the back breaker.  It’s why I would sign Tre white and make sure he is in camp day one.   
 

also, I think the bills gave up less yards passing because of the nature of the games they played.   They run the ball a ton and they openly let teams run all over them.  At times it appeared they did nothing to stop the run and just let teams have the numbers in the running game and then titghened it up inside the red zone.  
 

watching teams come in and bully them up front was baffling and frustrating week after week.  If you look at the ravens game week 1 or a few of the bad losses like Atlanta or Miami those teams were having so much success running the ball they didn’t have to take chances and throw the ball over and over.   
 

this seems to the the deepest corner group we have had in a while if everyone is healthy but I still think white should be signed.

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Hairston was pure ass.  I’m not saying he can’t/won’t get better.  But he was bust-level bad.  
 

Hamlin is a PS player on the rest of the  31 teams in the league.

 

Anyone who mentions him as a “top defender” has zero credibility.  
 

He’s a charity case and he’s terrible. 

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3 minutes ago, Gugny said:

Hairston was pure ass.  I’m not saying he can’t/won’t get better.  But he was bust-level bad.  
 

Hamlin is a PS player on the rest of the  31 teams in the league.

 

Anyone who mentions him as a “top defender” has zero credibility.  
 

He’s a charity case and he’s terrible. 

You think Hairston was that bad? He had some inconsistencies for sure, but I also thought he had some really good moments and has some good potential.
 

I know PFF isn't great... But for perspective he ranked 34th out of 114 for cornerbacks. Health is the biggest concern for him IMO.

 

On Hamlin? 100 percent agree with you on that one lol

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Just now, BillsFan130 said:

You think Hairston was that bad? He had some inconsistencies for sure, but I also thought he had some really good moments and has some good potential.
 

I know PFF isn't great... But for perspective he ranked 34th out of 114 for cornerbacks. Health is the biggest concern for him IMO.

 

On Hamlin? 100 percent agree with you on that one lol


Hairston: He certainly didn’t play like a first round pick. He played like a 3rd round pick who showed a couple flashes of potential. That’s not what anyone wants out of the 30th overall pick. But I’m still optimistic that he will be who we thought/hoped he was. 
 

Hamlin: Trash. Nice fella. Trash football player. 

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6 minutes ago, Gugny said:


Hairston: He certainly didn’t play like a first round pick. He played like a 3rd round pick who showed a couple flashes of potential. That’s not what anyone wants out of the 30th overall pick. But I’m still optimistic that he will be who we thought/hoped he was. 
 

Hamlin: Trash. Nice fella. Trash football player. 

Ya that's a fair assessment. I just don't think he's been bust level bad. But I think you stating he played like a 3rd round pick is probably the right assessment 

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24 minutes ago, Gugny said:

Hairston was pure ass.  I’m not saying he can’t/won’t get better.  But he was bust-level bad.  
 

Hamlin is a PS player on the rest of the  31 teams in the league.

 

Anyone who mentions him as a “top defender” has zero credibility.  
 

He’s a charity case and he’s terrible. 

As much as I agree with your take on Hamlin. I have to question if you even watched Hairston. He wasn’t an all pro but he was nowhere close to “bust-level bad”. He absolutely needs to improve this year 

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1 minute ago, Not at the table Karlos said:

As much as I agree with your take on Hamlin. I have to question if you even watched Hairston. He wasn’t an all pro but he was nowhere close to “bust-level bad”. He absolutely needs to improve this year 


First round picks (outside of QB) should be impact players out of the gate. That’s just how I feel and I understand that many will disagree with me. 
 

As a first round pick, he was a failure. 
 

I look forward to him showing that he was worthy of being a first round pick this season and beyond.  

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I think with the players that they picked up this offseason it is going to be much better ! There are those like Hamlin that may start at the beginning of the year but will later be a depth player because of his weaknesses that we saw last season & the fact that it will take the rookies time to get the scheme & speed of the NFL down .

 

I feel by mid season we will see a big difference in this entire defensive unit & the secondary will be maybe not in full bloom but will be catching on & by then the creme of those players will come to the top & every one will know who the starters are & hopefully by the end of the season they will be playing lights out !!

 

GO BILLS !! 

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4 minutes ago, Gugny said:


First round picks (outside of QB) should be impact players out of the gate. That’s just how I feel and I understand that many will disagree with me. 
 

As a first round pick, he was a failure. 
 

I look forward to him showing that he was worthy of being a first round pick this season and beyond.  

 

You’re right, i disagree. Nothing is that simple. Some guys take a while, and injuries set him back almost immediately. I try to be realistic.  It’s real people, not a video game. 

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4 minutes ago, T master said:

I think with the players that they picked up this offseason it is going to be much better ! There are those like Hamlin that may start at the beginning of the year but will later be a depth player because of his weaknesses that we saw last season & the fact that it will take the rookies time to get the scheme & speed of the NFL down .

 

I feel by mid season we will see a big difference in this entire defensive unit & the secondary will be maybe not in full bloom but will be catching on & by then the creme of those players will come to the top & every one will know who the starters are & hopefully by the end of the season they will be playing lights out !!

 

GO BILLS !! 

Why would Hamlin start at the beginning of the year?!?! Are you assuming Bishop gets hurt, or that CJGJ doesn't even make it out of the preseason before his schtick gets old? :lol: Hamlin and Stone should be competing for the last safety spot on the roster in case of an emergency from the get go.

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I see nothing wrong with having either Stone or Hamin rostered. Yes, both have their warts, but as long as neither has to be a long term starter, we will be fine. Looking around the league at safety depth, they are better then most third or fourth safeties around the NFL and have a lot of combined starting experience. And not sure about Stone, but Hamlin provides a bunch of special teams snaps. 

 

As long as Bishop and CJGJ stay healthy it shouldn't be an issue, but you can say that about most positions.

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35 minutes ago, transient said:

Why would Hamlin start at the beginning of the year?!?! Are you assuming Bishop gets hurt, or that CJGJ doesn't even make it out of the preseason before his schtick gets old? :lol: Hamlin and Stone should be competing for the last safety spot on the roster in case of an emergency from the get go.

I agree, tI hope the days of starting a veteran because they have more time in the system are over.  One hope for the new regime (Brady) is to play the youngsters earlier.  Start Hairston, get S Bell in there by mid-season.

 

I'm hoping the reason the FO hasn't brought in players like Tre White or B Cooks is because they don't want the potential divisiveness of playing the youngster through some growing pains while what could be a more stable veteran is riding the bench.

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How does Hancock fit in with the current secondary?  The Bills drafted two CBs and drafted and signed free agent safeties.  I know many thought Hancock was a bit of a steal where drafted, but there has been little info about him in the offseason other than he is recovering from a surgery.

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1 hour ago, T master said:

I think with the players that they picked up this offseason it is going to be much better ! There are those like Hamlin that may start at the beginning of the year but will later be a depth player because of his weaknesses that we saw last season & the fact that it will take the rookies time to get the scheme & speed of the NFL down .

 

I feel by mid season we will see a big difference in this entire defensive unit & the secondary will be maybe not in full bloom but will be catching on & by then the creme of those players will come to the top & every one will know who the starters are & hopefully by the end of the season they will be playing lights out !!

 

GO BILLS !! 

Hamlin will be lucky to make the team IMO. There’s zero chance he starts. His biggest plus was that he knew the system. Now it’s a new system. CJGJ will start opposite Bishop.

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12 minutes ago, Kirby Jackson said:

Hamlin will be lucky to make the team IMO. There’s zero chance he starts. His biggest plus was that he knew the system. Now it’s a new system. CJGJ will start opposite Bishop.


Hamlin also is a willing and decent special teams player. I think largely that’s why he got brought back to compete for a spot in camp. 

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