Deadstroke

Many pages of conjecture on the Hopkins romance, and I, for one, think he'd be great for us. Seriously, what defense could possibly cover all the speed and all-around weapons that we'd have? But what do we do if the Hopkins trade falls through? We really really should have a fallback plan/target. What are realistic options?

Thanks, nucci.

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We know that he is a very fine LB, but top five salary in our financial dilemma? IMO, maybe, but we have other needs which we won't get to if we pay him like $22M or so. Draft, or trade for a bruiser as a replacement; sure, you give up coverage over the middle, but you have to put a legitimate value on Edmunds vs significantly increased abilities on the OL, and then RB, S, DL (again) and plenty of legitimate backups.

Chiefs beat the Bengals, Bengals beat the Bills, and Bills beat the Chiefs. Go figger!🤔

And Morse??

X is a hell of a thing to substitute for the name Christ.👎

Boy, do I ever disagree. IMHO Herbstreit is knowledgeable and adequate, but a bit boring in his delivery. OTOH Michaels has totally lost whatever he may have one had. It just seems to me that it's as if the producers told him not to put any emotion into good plays. He describes a 30 had run with the same emphasis as a 3 yarder. He has lost it!

Once he got going he was something like 18-21 on his passing and we scored on 5 straight drives.

He is a what? six year veteran pro bowler. If he can't get ready after being cleared to play 3 or 4 weeks ago, is just might be mental.

We have been saying that for a few weeks now.

He is at practice with no injury designation.

Hey, I'm a homer and been loving and defending my team for many years. I'm usually always in a player's corner when he may be questioned for underperforming; but this thing with Tre has gone on too long. The latest reports now have him fully healthy but perhaps not too confident of his health/current abilities. He's getting paid a ton of money and it's time to earn it now when the team really need him. The pass defense is getting abused big time. It's time for Tre to show up and help out.

I have no problem thinking that our #1 & #2 wideouts are fine, and the same goes for TE, but what in the world do we do about the slot? When we had Beasley it seemed that when needed Josh could look his way for 6 or 8 yards anyway. Not anymore. Now what? What is the problem? Who is the man? 🤥

We need to get Tre and Poyer back ASAP. Maybe some here haven't noticed but our pass defense is FAILING. Isn't there a reasonable chance that Tre may perform better in a game than in practice?

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That's really the idea, isn't it? Tune up that Offense to score 35 and we win!

I disagree. If one of our 1-4 receivers get hurt, he moves up.

Hodgins played 8 ST snaps Saturday and credited with one assist. Not too shabby. Seems to me they just might be grooming him.

I think what you're missing is WHY did they sign him. If his return average stinks and he is just plain embarrassing as a WR, then just why did the Bills bring him in? Bills hierachy just plain stupid? Or maybe they see very high possibilities, like what he's showing in the workouts now.

He's a good bit faster.

Uh, they didn't have a 3rd LB on the team; not a "starting" one, anyway. I'm thinking our "undersized LB" fills am important spot just fine.

Badly handled, huh? With 3 picks we got a potentially great CB, a speedy and super fast and athletic pass receiving RB, and a small, but highly productive LB (does 20 tackles, 2 sacks in a bowl game ring a bell). I think that we have done just fine thus far.

Davis is now in his 3rd season. How many seasons does it take to "progress and grow"? Methinks 2 years is plenty for a WR!

There is a lot to be said for that idea. If you get an "unstoppable" offense, well hell, that will win most games.