‘So it continues.’
Archives for February 2019
Bills offensive philosophy has team heading in right direction according to NFL analyst
‘“He’s keeping up with the times with the play actions, the jet sweeps, with the tight bunch formations to give his receivers two-way gos to free them up on the outside,” said Robinson. “So he’s blending his core concepts from the drop back pass game with the new age play-action, Los Angeles Rams style of stuff to really get some creases. It’s some really good stuff. There’s a ton of space behind the linebackers on play action. It was a good mesh and you’ve got to be excited about what he’s doing.”’
Bills Today: Josh Allen poses question for Jalen Ramsey
‘Allen, while signing autographs this past weekend in Batavia, was asked to sign a photo of him celebrating after scoring that touchdown against Jacksonville. Allen signed his name, #BillsMafia, and “Hey Ramsey… Am I still trash?”’
Bills Today: ESPN draft analyst: Bills need a difference-maker
‘“I would like to get a vertical receiver for a guy like Josh Allen who has an arm like very few in the league and can exploit you defensively. He can make some throws like very few in the league can make,” McShay said.’
Jay Skurski’s Bills Mailbag: What impact does Charles Clay’s release have on offseason plan?
‘As for Aran’s question, the top free agent at the position is Oakland’s Jared Cook. He’ll be 32 at the start of next season, but is coming off a career year in which he made 68 catches for 896 yards and six touchdowns. Would he go for a short-term contract? If so, I’d be interested in that, but I wouldn’t want to go past three years at his age. The Bengals’ trio of Tyler Eifert, Tyler Kroft and C.J. Uzomah are next on the list. Eifert and Kroft have injury concerns, so I wouldn’t count on them being the unquestioned starter if they were signed.’
One-on-One Coverage: Former Bill Mark Kelso enjoying another career with NASCAR race team
‘Kelso and his wife, Robin, remain based in Western New York. They have two sons, each of whom is pursuing a medical degree, and a daughter, who is practicing law. Kelso, 55, is best known as the analyst on Bills’ radio broadcasts, partnering with play-by-play man John Murphy since 2006. He was the development director at Saint Mary’s High School in Lancaster, and served as defensive coordinator of its varsity football team from 2003 to 2010. He also taught fifth grade at Main Street Elementary School in East Aurora.’
Shreveport Mudbugs holding Tre’Davious White night
‘White referred to himself as the best hockey player in Louisiana while promoting the event. He went on to claim that his jersey would also be retired by the team on Saturday night. The event is part of Mardi Gras weekend according to the Mudbugs’ official Instagram account. White will serve as the grand marshal for the event.’
NFL star Tre’ White nails bold prediction about Mudbugs
‘White is also the founder of the Tre’ White Goalie Academy, made famous by a social media collaboration by the Bills and Buffalo Sabres of the NHL. His claim to fame: He’s never allowed a goal during his hockey career (he’s also never played).’
Kelly Family hosts 21st Hunter’s Day of Hope
‘”Jim and Jill are very passionate about celebrating the gift of children and being with their children. This is actually not a fundraiser for us. It is just a thank you to the Western New York community for all they do for us year round and to remind everyone to just celebrate children.”‘
Fan Mailbag: Evaluating the best ways to bolster the wide receiver position – trade, free agency or draft?
‘Beane has said time and again that they’re committed to building this team through the draft, so to give up what would amount to significant draft currency for one of these receivers, doesn’t appear to align with Beane’s philosophy on building a team.’
Bills release tight end Charles Clay
‘Expectations that he would become a major red-zone threat never came close to materializing, and the absence of a consistently effective No. 1 tight end contributed to the Bills having one of the worst passing offenses in the league.’
Minus released Charles Clay, here are some of the Bills’ tight end options
‘If Cook is out of the Bills’ price range, there are expected to be plenty of cheaper options. Baltimore’s Maxx Williams is a former second-round draft pick who never reached his potential with the Ravens, but is still young (24) and might need a fresh start. He had 16 catches on 17 targets for 143 yards and a touchdown.’
Charles Clay released by Buffalo Bills after tight end caught just 21 passes in 2018
‘With Clay gone, the Bills have a glaring need at the position as the only player currently under contract on the roster is unproven Jason Croom. Logan Thomas is a restricted free agent, and given his lack of production, he may not be a player the Bills are interested in bringing back.’
Buffalo Bills release tight end Charles Clay
‘Clay signed a five-year deal with the Bills as a free agent in 2015 worth $38 million. He was set to count $9 million against Buffalo’s 2019 cap but the team will now save $4.5 million after releasing the former sixth round pick.’
7 thoughts on Buffalo Bills releasing TE Charles Clay
‘Parting ways with Clay now makes plenty of sense when you look at the tight end prospects in the 2019 NFL Draft. T.J. Hockenson, Noah Fant, Irv Smith Jr., Kaden Smith, Jace Sternberger, Isaac Nauta are just some of the tight ends the Bills could target in the first two days of the draft to replace Clay. Finding a tight end that can grow with Josh Allen should be one of Brandon Beane’s top priorities come April.’