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artmalibu

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  1. If he gets traded who will be the new whipping boy?

     

    I dont see how its Zays fault that JA threw 2 bad balls his way that were picked(1 would have been a TD if not under thrown), and last week when wide open in the end zone was way over thrown.....  

     

    When looking at the passing game I more worried about leading the league in interceptions while being in the bottom half in attempts with a QB who is second in the league(all positions)in fumbles.  

     

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  2. 41 minutes ago, El Guapo said:

    We play the Bengals before the Pats. You may see it as a fore drawn conclusion,  but the game still has yet to be played. 

     

    Im not counting it as a win yet, but do view it as winable especially at home. And, win or loose its still 1 more week to improve before facing the Pats.  

  3. 2 minutes ago, Bferra13 said:

    He's not very good guys. Hes actually a liability. Hot take I know, but my cowboys friends all called him the training camp hero and regular season chump. I see why.

     

     

    And if today was an average day for him, great!!  

     

    He will have 80 catches for 640 yards.  The leading receiver last year for the Bills had 652 yards.

  4. 7 hours ago, thebandit27 said:

     

    The absolute earliest that he can be signed to a new contract is March of 2021 in accordance with the current CBA (and I doubt that'll change with a new CBA).

     

    His rookie deal runs through the completion of the 2021 season, but the team can pick up his 5th year option for 2022, which would be a one-year extension equal in amount to the average of the top-10 QB salaries in 2022.  Of course, they could tag him twice after that as well.

     

    How did the cowboys extent Elliott 

  5. 1 hour ago, TigerJ said:

    We're talking 1,000 prospects suddenly flooding the talent pool.  Teams will have already filled out their practice squad and if they have already signed offensive linemen they may be content with the guy(s) they have rather than going out and signing a guy who might not be obviously better.  It is advantageous for Buffalo to keep the guy because of his familiarity with the Bills' offense, but he does not offer that advantage to other teams.  I can see where the author has a valid point.

     

    1 hour ago, djp14150 said:

     

     

    There is is a difference in a prospect who might be really good in 2021– not now. Vs someone who is a vet who could play 1-2 yrs.  the cut of this player had more to do with his contract and capt than his skill.

     

     

    So, cut a guy that should be on the 53 so you can keep another guy and  "sneak" him on to the practice squad.  If another team is eying a player he becomes more derisible after being selected for the initial 53.   

     

    The bills kept 1 more OL than last year.  And for a couple possible reasons;

    Serviceable  OL are in short supply so having an extra is a good thing.  OL is one of the toughest positions to call a guy in on short notice that can contribute.  Is Spain still hurt?

     

    Or, they feel they can trade a guy for players/picks at a later date.  

     

  6. 1 minute ago, TigerJ said:

    Starter quality offensive linemen are in short supply because of the kinds of offenses run in college.  There are prospects available.  On this particular list, the author contends that Boettger may have been kept because the Bills think they have a better chance of sneaking him on to their practice squad by waiting until after other teams have mostly assembled their practice squads from the talent pool just created by cutdown day.  If McDermott can be upgraded, the Bills will.  If not, Meh, they can keep McDermott.  He's at least serviceable in a pinch.

     

    So the author thinks teams are lazy and stop looking to upgrade after the set their initial roster?   Maybe the author should be writing lifestyle articles and not sports.

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