OldTimer1960

I would go 2 1sts for Myles Garrett as long as you know you can sign him when his first deal is done. Garrett across from Rousseau would be fantastic.

This is why I don’t like giving up a 3rd round pick for a rental wr. This team is not a Super Bowl contender this year.

Really awful

This is going poorly and the Bills’ offense is completely impotent. Do they have anyone who can get open on a pass route?

Not a trade I would have made. I don’t like that Cooper is 30 and will be a free agent in the offseason. I do understand that things have gone better than the team might have expected so far and they have a legitimate shot at the division again, but Cooper does not make this team a Super Bowl contender this year and I don’t like the rental idea costing a 3rd for a chance just to win the AFC East. Other than Shakir, the remaining WRs are not good. Samuel might be better if he could get healthy and maybe Coleman will improve, but right now neither is contributing much.

I would hope not.

In spite of the lack of WRs on the roster, I don’t expect a trade for a significant vet that costs a lot of capital and $. This is a planned step-back year to clear cap and they will reload next offseason.

As much as the last drive lost the game, this is an offense with no viable NFL WRs. Coleman looks like a complete bust and Hollins, MVS and Samuel are worthless.

Remind me why they drafted Coleman?

JV defense has hung in admirably, but the weapon-less offense could not do anything.

There are no weapons- what happened to Kincaid?

Take him out. Zero receivers- no point in getting Allen hurt.

I know 1/2 the defense is out, but this is not gonna be close.

Need to be thinking WR in round 1 or 2 in 2025 draft. Shakir is only one that can get open.

I think OP is too high on the Bills. Lots of new players and loss of long-time vets = growing pains (at best). Schedule is very tough and D lost a ton. Offense looks pretty good on OL, RB and TE and of course Allen is capable of carrying the O some, but WR is a big question mark. Can Shakir build on his impressive finish to last season, can Curtis Samuel step up big now that he is playing with a good NFL QB, is Keon Coleman good enough now and can he grow into a decent starting NFL WR? After that, the position looks very shaky - should either Hollins or MVS be counted on to contribute much? I understand the need to clear cap and get young and I’m ok with doing it this year, but I think it will mean a frustrating season if you think they are SB contenders. I hope that I’m wrong, but I think a wild card spot might be their ceiling and playoffs are not guaranty.