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He’s SO ready to up his game! Combined with our massive new FBs, I expect our rushing game to improve even more. To say nothing of QB sneaks!

 

 

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Thought this was a home run pick last year. This kid is going to be a Bill for a while. We might have the best TE room in the league.

 

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2 hours ago, Chandler#81 said:

He’s SO ready to up his game! Combined with our massive new FBs, I expect our rushing game to improve even more. To say nothing of QB sneaks!

 

 

Should we refer to him as JACKEDson Hawes?

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Someone on this forum in the past few weeks commented that the classic Carmichael and Sean Payton passing offense was a deep guy, a tight end, and a running back. Hawes makes the tight end room formidable, makes it a room to  be featured.

 

Moore, the tight ends, Cook and change of pace depth behind him. 

 

Could be a special offense.

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3 hours ago, eball said:

Thought this was a home run pick last year. This kid is going to be a Bill for a while. We might have the best TE room in the league.

 

If only we signed Ertz 

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I actually think this kid could start for several teams. Having him available as a #3 guy makes it a bit more bearable if Kincaid misses a few weeks. I kind of liked our TE4 last year, Latu.

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33 minutes ago, BuffaloBillyG said:

I actually think this kid could start for several teams. Having him available as a #3 guy makes it a bit more bearable if Kincaid misses a few weeks. I kind of liked our TE4 last year, Latu.

Love what the kid brings. Really crossing my fingers they made a concerted effort to improve his receiving game. He dont need to to justify being a weapon, but having that added duality makes his job easier/ more effective blocking. Especially down at the goal line.

 

Get that man some early season goal line td's and he'll be impossible to shed blocks on

 

 

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He is a football player first 

 

he was thought off as a blocking TE but he made some clutch catches during do-or-die moments and came through. 
 

he could be a solid foundation for this team for years to come 

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When Bean and Co picked Knox....didn't he have like zero td's in college? I think our TE scouts are pretty damn good at finding guys like this that have receiving talent but were in systems that didn't feature them as pass catchers. I always laugh when I see some posters rip on Knox for drops. For as many drops he's had, he had more outstanding, very athletic grabs particularly in his first 2 or 3 years

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7 hours ago, Uncle Monkeyhead said:

When Bean and Co picked Knox....didn't he have like zero td's in college? I think our TE scouts are pretty damn good at finding guys like this that have receiving talent but were in systems that didn't feature them as pass catchers. I always laugh when I see some posters rip on Knox for drops. For as many drops he's had, he had more outstanding, very athletic grabs particularly in his first 2 or 3 years

I got a bit miffed when they drafted Kincaid & all but forgot about Knox in the passing game, then when Kincaid got hurt Knox proved just what a asset he was to Josh . I just hope they continue to feed him because he can produce when called on .

 

Then if Hawes becomes a more utilized target in the passing game there'e no telling what this TE group can do !! 

 

GO BILLS !! 

 

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14 hours ago, Shaw66 said:

Someone on this forum in the past few weeks commented that the classic Carmichael and Sean Payton passing offense was a deep guy, a tight end, and a running back. Hawes makes the tight end room formidable, makes it a room to  be featured.

 

Moore, the tight ends, Cook and change of pace depth behind him. 

 

Could be a special offense.

That would be me good sir and YES, we are set up really well to run that offense.

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