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What do you want to see this offseason: TRADES
Pete replied to YoloinOhio's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Draft picks baby! Load them up! i would like to see us add veteran WR and oline -
Would you trade a high 2020 draft choice for AB?
Pete replied to njbuff's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
No way. And the thing about is- the Steelers hold no advantage. Neither do bell or ab. They will be traded on sale, nickels on the dollar -
Could the Bill's end up with 2 first rounders?
Pete replied to Hebert19's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
I’m scarred. Marvell dareous over jjwatt, and aj green. Sammy over Khalil Mack and Aaron Donald. Mike Williams. We haven’t been able to handle a blue chip pick since Bruce smith, and before that OJ. Trade down, and get picks -
Could the Bill's end up with 2 first rounders?
Pete replied to Hebert19's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
in a new york minute. first round-picks 24, 27 second round 40 third round 75 fourth round 106, 131 fifth round 137,148 6th round 168 7th round 203, 206 I would then make moves up and down drafting as many top 75 players as possible, and of course adding draft picks next year. The Colts used this strategy last year, and had 4 second round picks. They were pretty good ones too- Darius Leonard, Braden Smith, Kemoko Turay,Tyquan Lewis. If we have 6 picks in the 3 rounds, we can draft 2 OL, 2 TE, 1 WR, 1 Edge for example. And IMO that much improves the Bills than drafting a stud at 9 -
Denver wants to draft Drew Lock. The more QBs get over drafted, the better the Bills situation. It seems like Haskins, Lock, Kyler Murray and Daniel Jones all have a shot at top 10.
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kick the tires, the man has talent
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I am hopeful for Duke, he looks like he can really help our WR situation. If he is legit, Foster, Zay, Duke, is workable. WR would not be the pressing need that is Oline, TE and Edge. There is much WR value rounds 2-4. So that behoves us to go BPA at 9, and gives us option to trade down, landing additional picks 2-4 and allowing us to fill starters and depth at those positions
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I'm banging the drum to draft two TEs too. It makes so much sense. It opens up the playbook with two athletic tight ends. I like Irv Smith Jr and Alize Mack
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same here. Signing James would give us much more flexibility draft day. I would like to trade down, and pick up a couple 2nd/3rd round picks. Then draft oline, WR, TE, RB
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Now is the long offseason for the NFL. Not much going on for us until Combine, and then March 11
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WAY too much Patriot* love around here (my analogy)
Pete replied to buffaloboyinATL's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
agreed. ***** the Patriots! Go Bills! -
ESPN 2019 Power Ranking; Bills... 29th
Pete replied to Inigo Montoya's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
It's always better to be underestimated -
I think the Bills draft a TE this season(maybe two- 10 picks is fun!), and possibly add a veteran too. Maybe someone like Maxx Williams? We need a good blocking TE at the very least
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Happy Birthday K-Gun Offense ByRYAN TALBOT Dec 2, 2014 0 The K-Gun offense turned 24 today. Jim Kelly and the Buffalo Bills unveiled the K-Gun offense on December 2, 1990 against the Philadelphia Eagles. The K-Gun was named after tight end Keith McKeller, an athletic tight end on the Bills. The K-Gun offense revolved around Kelly calling his own plays without huddling the offense. The up-tempo pace made life difficult for defenses. Buffalo's opposition was unable to make personnel changes due to the pace of the Bills offense. The K-Gun offense was extremely successful for the Bills because of their personnel. Players like Thurman Thomas, Andre Reed, James Lofton, McKeller, Don Beebe and others ran wild and tired out their opponents. In the K-Gun's debut, Kelly finished the first quarter going 8-for-8 for 229 yards and three touchdowns. He finished the game completing 19-of-32 passes for 334 yards, three touchdowns and one interception. Lofton led all receivers with five receptions going for 174 yards and a touchdown. The Bills defeated the Eagles 30-23 and the NFL was never the same again. Start the Conversation ">247Sports https://247sports.com/nfl/buffalo-bills/Article/Happy-Birthday-K-Gun-Offense-105160360/
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KGun is one of the greatest offenses in NFL history and McKeller's blocking and receiving abilities helped make that offense go. Kgun is named after McKeller . Keith = K
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awesome movie with a great punk soundtrack! All I wanted was a Pepsi! And She wouldn't give it to me
